The Chosen Bean Swiss Water Decaf Brazil coffee in a matte black resealable bag featuring an ornate teal, red, and gold label. A toucan, Brazilian coffee fields, and sacks of coffee beans illustrate the origin, while chocolate, toasted nuts, and caramel highlight the tasting notes. The package contains 18 K-Cup-compatible coffee pods.

Swiss Water Decaf Brazil K-Cup Compatible Coffee Pods – 18 Count

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THE CHOSEN BEAN • BRAZILIAN DECAFFEINATED COFFEE

Swiss Water Decaf Brazil Coffee

Brazilian Coffee • Swiss Water Process • More Moments for Coffee

Keep the coffee ritual you love while giving up the caffeine. The Chosen Bean’s Swiss Water Decaf Brazil coffee brings Brazilian coffee to your cup through a decaffeination process that uses water rather than added chemical solvents to remove caffeine.

Whether you are preparing your first cup of the morning, taking an afternoon break, or serving coffee after dinner, this Brazilian decaf coffee gives you another way to enjoy the aroma, warmth, and familiar pleasure of freshly brewed coffee.

Your Decaf Coffee at a Glance

Product
Swiss Water Decaf Brazil Coffee
Country of Origin
Brazil
Coffee Type
Decaffeinated roasted coffee
Decaffeination Method
Swiss Water Process
How Caffeine Is Removed
A water-based process using green coffee extract and carbon filtration, without added chemical solvents for caffeine removal. 
Brewing Options: Drip coffee, pour-over, French press, espresso, and other methods with the appropriate grind and recipe.

What Makes Swiss Water Decaf Different?

Decaf begins with coffee. Before roasting, the green coffee undergoes a process that removes most of its caffeine. The method matters because caffeine removal and the preservation of coffee’s flavor compounds must work together.

The Swiss Water Process uses water, green coffee extract, time, temperature, and carbon filtration to separate caffeine from the coffee. It does not use additional chemical solvents, such as methylene chloride or ethyl acetate, to remove caffeine.

For coffee drinkers seeking water-processed decaf or decaf without added chemical solvents, Swiss Water offers a clearly defined decaffeination method.

Brazilian Coffee for Your Everyday Ritual

Origin is part of a coffee’s identity. Our Swiss Water decaffeinated Brazil coffee starts with coffee grown in Brazil, then undergoes decaffeination before roasting.

At The Chosen Bean, we believe decaf deserves a place at the coffee table. It can be the cup you linger over at breakfast, the coffee you share with dessert, or the afternoon brew that fits your preference for less caffeine.

One Coffee, Plenty of Ways to Enjoy It

  • Morning decaf: Enjoy your usual coffee routine while reducing your caffeine intake.
  • Afternoon coffee: Make room for another coffee break with a decaffeinated option.
  • After-dinner coffee: Serve alongside dessert or enjoy a cup on its own.
  • Decaf espresso drinks: Use an espresso grind and a suitable recipe for decaf lattes, cappuccinos, or Americanos.
  • Iced decaf coffee: Brew a concentrated cup and serve over ice, adjusting the strength to your taste.

How to Brew Swiss Water Decaf Brazil Coffee

Start with fresh drinking water, clean brewing equipment, and a grind suited to your coffee maker. For drip coffee or pour-over, a useful starting point is 1 gram of coffee for every 16 grams of water—for example, 20 grams of coffee to 320 grams of water.

Adjust the ratio to your preference. Use a little more coffee for a stronger cup or a little more water for a lighter brew. Decaffeinated coffee may brew differently from your regular coffee, so small changes to grind size and brewing time can help you find your preferred result.

  • Drip coffee maker: Start with a medium grind and follow your machine’s brewing instructions.
  • Pour-over: Begin with a medium grind and adjust based on drawdown time and taste.
  • French press: Use a coarse grind and adjust steeping time to your preference.
  • Espresso: Use a fine grind and dial in your dose, yield, and extraction time for your machine.

Keep Your Decaf Coffee Fresh

Store your coffee in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, heat, and moisture. If you choose whole beans, grind only what you need shortly before brewing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Swiss Water Decaf Brazil coffee?

It is Brazilian coffee, decaffeinated using the Swiss Water Process, and offered by The Chosen Bean as roasted decaf.

Does Swiss Water decaf contain caffeine?

Yes. Decaffeination removes most of the caffeine, but a small amount remains. Decaf coffee should not be considered completely caffeine-free.

Does the Swiss Water Process use chemical solvents?

The process does not use added chemical solvents to remove caffeine. It uses water, green coffee extract, and carbon filtration.

Is Swiss Water coffee grown in Switzerland?

Swiss Water describes the decaffeination process, not the coffee’s origin. This coffee comes from Brazil.

Can I make espresso with Brazilian decaf coffee?

Yes. Use an espresso-appropriate grind and adjust your recipe for your equipment. You can enjoy it as decaf espresso or use it in milk-based drinks such as lattes and cappuccinos.

Can I drink this Brazilian decaf coffee black?

Yes. Enjoy it black, with milk, or with your preferred coffee accompaniment. Adjust your brewing strength to suit your taste.

Is Swiss Water decaf automatically organic?

No. Swiss Water identifies a decaffeination method. Organic certification is a separate designation.

Your coffee ritual, with less caffeine. Discover Swiss Water Decaf Brazil coffee from The Chosen Bean.

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