Estimated retail value $20.00 As of Oct 28, 2026
Half-caff coffee worth drinking
Four half-caffs from roasters who blend the regular and decaf beans themselves, so you are not mixing two bags at home. They differ in roast, origin and how much the roaster says about the decaf half: Stumptown names Swiss Water Process, the other three do not.
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| 1Stumptown Echo Canyon Half-Caff | 2Peet's Middle Ground Medium Roast | 3Joe Coffee Half Moon Half Caff | 4Tony's Coffee Half Calf | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Stumptown Coffee | Peet's Coffee | Joe Coffee | Tony's Coffee |
| Decaffeination | Half-caff (blend of regular and Swiss Water Process decaffeinated coffees) | Half-caf: regular and decaf coffees blended | Half-caf blend | Half-caf: about half the caffeine of a standard blend |
| Origin | Latin America and Indonesia | — | Brazil | — |
| Roast level | — | Medium | Medium | — |
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