LIFEBOOSTMedium Roast Swiss Water Decaf Coffee Ground - Non-GMO Low Acid Single Origin USDA Decaf Organic Coffee - Third Party Tested For Mycotoxins & Pesticides - 12 OuncesUSDA Organic

Not only does this brad do what should be standard quality control (certifies against mold and mycotoxins) , but it tastes great and doesn’t leave me feeling gross.

Reduced acid, decaf coffee is hard to find. This brand is quite tasty. I’m not a big coffee drinker; however, on occasion a good cup of coffee hits the spot. This brand fits the bill.

Finding out about low-acid coffee is a game changer for me. As many folks do, I enjoy that morning cup of coffee. Sometimes another in the afternoon. But my acid reflux wasn't happy with my usual brew. The taste, brewed aroma, freshness and quality of this coffee is great, and that surprised me. Thinking I'd have to give up coffee drinking has been brushed aside: Lifeboost has been added to my coffee cupboard!

Flavor is not very strong, but it's a very smooth coffee. Overall, I like it and would recommend giving it a try.

The package ziplock was not working when I got it . However everything else was awesome. I stopped drinking coffee for my anxiety and forgot just how much it brought me joy. The smell the taste so good. Its Decaf and the flavor it still richness. Even my Mom loves it and she's in her 70 s having grown and process her own coffee and drinks it black and strong.

I use both the regular MED and decaf. This is the most delicious coffee I have had in years. That it is low acid and great on my stomach just makes it that much more special. I recommend it to all people who like coffee that does NOT taste burnt. Cannot say enough good things about it.

I bought this expensive coffee expressly because in the product description it touts the "swiss water" decaffeinating process (both in the headline description and in a more detailed paragraph below that). The other aspects (no pesticides, low acid etc.) are fine, but the main feature I wanted was that it not be decaffeinated with chemicals, like nearly all other decaf. I have not opened the package yet so I can't say how it tastes (debating whether to return) but I had to give it a "star" rating or my review wouldn't go through. I just do not understand why it does not mention the "swiss water" decaffeination process AT ALL on the package. I would think that would be a major selling point. Could it be, like certain other products I've bought on Amazon, that the sales pitch doesn't match what you actually get? Like you order "100% cotton flannel pajamas," and they arrive half polyester. Or you order a food product that lists one country of origin on the site, and it arrives with a label from an entirely different country. I can't imagine that Lifeboost would NOT want to tout the "swiss water" thing on their package, because to me it's a biggie, so I'm left thinking of all the reasons they might not, including that it's decaffeinated with chemicals after all. I hope Lifeboost reads this and starts adding that designation RIGHT ON THE PACKAGE if it's true, or else removes the claim from the description on the Amazon website.

I switch to this coffee after I realized I was allergic to the mushroom coffee I had been drinking. It’s gentle on my (very) sensitive stomach and tastes great! A bit stronger tasting than I’m used to but I’ve made adjustments to what I add to my cup the counter the difference and am happy with it!