- Light roast (Ethiopian): approximately 70 mg per packet (about 2.82 grams), or about 30 mg in 1 tsp of coffee (about 1.18 grams).
- Medium roast (Colombian, Papua New Guinean, flavored): approximately 60 mg per packet (about 2.82 grams), or about 25 mg in 1 tsp of coffee (about 1.18 grams).
- Dark roast (Ethiopian): approximately 80 mg per packet (about 2.82 grams), or about 35 mg in 1 tsp of coffee (about 1.18 grams).
- Decaf (Colombian): approximately 4 mg of caffeine per packet (about 2.82 grams), or about 1.5 mg in 1 tsp of coffee (about 1.18 grams).
- Green instant tea (flavored and unflavored): approximately 30-35 mg per 1/4 tsp of tea powder (0.63 grams).
- Black instant tea: approximately 30-35 mg per 1/4 tsp of tea powder (0.63 grams).
- Japanese matcha: approximately 40 mg per 1/2 tsp of unsifted matcha powder (1.26 grams).
When sealed (in our bags or other sealed containers) and stored at room temperature and in dry conditions, our coffees can last up to two years, our teas up to three years, and our matcha up to a year. All of our products are marked with the exact "best by" date based on their packaging date.
I have enjoyed Illy medium roast espresso for many years and would be delighted to taste a Waka blend with a darker roast, too. However, your medium decaf Colombian is the best of all the other decafs I’ve tried this year.
I switched to WAKA 2 years ago and haven't looked back. Convenient to bring to work or take camping, tastes great and best of all, no messing around brewing a pot of drip coffee when I'm barely awake and running late, lol. Dalgona coffee as a dessert with the decaffeinated medium roast is awesome and no caffeine to keep you awake
It taste like the original, but without the caffeine.
For my afternoon "fix" I froth milk and WAKA, then add the hot water. It's perfect for the afternoon pick me up.
100% the best decaf made and I tried them all! A cup of joe so good you will never miss the caffeinated version.
