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Welcome to Cager’s Coffee Break!
Have you ever gotten completely ready for bed and then remembered something you forgot to do?
You're comfortable.
The pillows are perfect.
The lights are off.
Then your brain whispers:
“Did you lock the back door?”
Suddenly you're lying there negotiating with yourself.
“I'm pretty sure I did.”
Five minutes later you're still thinking about it.
So you get up, check the door, return to bed...
and now you're wide awake.
This is exactly why evening coffee drinkers may appreciate Espiritu de Colombia, our decaffeinated coffee.
Today's coffee fact: decaf coffee actually begins as caffeinated coffee.
The caffeine has to be removed from the green coffee beans before roasting. Different decaffeination processes can use water, solvents, or carbon dioxide to remove most of the caffeine while trying to preserve the coffee's desirable characteristics.
And here's another surprise: decaf doesn't necessarily mean absolutely zero caffeine. It generally means that most of the caffeine has been removed.
So decaffeination is actually an additional step in coffee's already long journey from plant to cup.
That makes me appreciate a good decaf even more.
Espiritu de Colombia gives people an option for those times when they want the comfort and ritual of coffee without as much caffeine.
Because sometimes we don't need coffee to wake us up.
Sometimes we just want the experience.
The warm mug.
The aroma.
The quiet moment.
The chance to sit down and say, “Nobody ask me for anything for the next ten minutes.”
Now THAT may be one of life's greatest luxuries.
You can find Espiritu de Colombia at www.cagerscoffeehut.com.
Pour yourself a cup, enjoy a quiet moment, and please check the door before you get into bed.
You'll thank me later.
"...and remember keep brewing kindness one cup at a time"