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Bourbon Barrel Aged Decaf Coffee

$15.50

Dry County Decaf is a bourbon barrel aged decaf coffee. The coffee beans are a single origin Columbian coffee that has been aged in whiskey or bourbon barrels for 2-3 months.

10 Ounce Bags.

The Decaffeinated Dry County Brew is a medium roast Columbian coffee. This ain't a boring ole' decaf.

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Alice Perryman
Yummy

Since I usually drink decaf or half caf I was excited to find this coffee to compliment my normal whiskey morning coffee

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James Dyess
Wonderfull barrel aged coffee available in decaf

When I first discovered Whiskey Morning Coffee, I loved the aroma and taste. But, I try to avoid caffeine. Thankfully, they have a decaffeinated version. So I can enjoy my favorite coffee without working about getting too much caffeine.

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C.T.
Decaf sensation

Great coffee! The bourbon taste leaves a pleasant sensation. A tasty surprise in a decaf coffee!

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Mark Stonecipher
Taste of texas

The aroma of the brew fills the house with the smells of woody bourbon.
The taste meets and exceeds the expectations of coffee lovers.

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Amm Christopher

my name is Ann with 2 "n" NOT "m" - I made a mistake, but would you please
correct your records as well,. Thank you. I love the coffee.

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