Swiss Water® decaf

Keep the ritual. Lose the caffeine.

The after-dinner coffee you actually look forward to, without the caffeine that used to keep you up. Swiss Water decaf, and it still tastes like coffee.

The evening cup, protected

Made for after six

The 9pm coffee that will not wreck your sleep. Still tastes like coffee. That is the whole pitch.

Only water, never chemicals

The Swiss Water Process takes out 99.9% of the caffeine using only water, temperature and time. Nothing added.

Still tastes like coffee

It is the decaf for people who thought they had given up on decaf. A Great Taste winner, and BBC Countryfile named our decaf a best in 2025.

Protect the ritual, not the caffeine

You do not want to give up the after-dinner coffee. You want to give up lying awake at midnight. Those are two different things.

Swiss Water decaf keeps the cup and loses the caffeine, so the evening ritual stays exactly where it is. Still a small Hampshire company, and it is the decaf for people who thought they had given up on decaf.

Three women relaxing after a yoga class in a bright studio opening onto a garden

The hour after the mat

The wind-down is the point. The hour after a yoga class, the slow end of a good day, the last quiet cup before bed. None of it wants the caffeine that keeps you wired.

This one gives you the ritual and not the buzz: Swiss Water decaf, warm and proper, so you can have the evening cup and still sleep the way you meant to.

A warm living room at golden hour with a woman relaxing with a mug of coffee

One quiet evening at a time

Swiss Water decaf, whichever way you brew: 1kg beans for the grinder, pyramid coffee bags for a single quiet mug, or recyclable pods. Kept by the kettle for the moment you actually look forward to.

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Questions

Will it actually keep me awake?

A good decaf has just 2 to 7mg of caffeine, against 80 to 100mg in a regular cup. We would rather show the numbers than make a claim, so they live on the blog: decaf coffee and sleep and how much caffeine is in a decaf.

How is the caffeine removed?

The Swiss Water Process uses only water, temperature and time to take out 99.9% of the caffeine. No chemical solvents, ever. There is more in our guide to the Swiss Water Process.

Does it really taste like coffee?

Yes, and we would say that either way, so here is the proof: it is a Great Taste award winner, and BBC Countryfile named our decaf a best decaf in 2025. It is the decaf for people who thought they had given up on decaf.

What can I buy it as?

Whichever way you brew: Swiss Water decaf as 1kg beans for the grinder, pyramid coffee bags for a single quiet mug, or recyclable pods. Two on rotation makes an easy subscription.

Keep the ritual. Lose the caffeine.

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