Who gives a sn*t?

C'mon. It's just decaf. It's not saving the world (yet!). We'll try not to take our selves too seriously here.

You know what we are serious about? Giving you that damn-good decaf so you can drink 14 cups of coffee a day but kick the caffeine jitters to the curb.

No more brown sadness water. Let's say goodbye to hustle-culture, and hello to delicious decaf.

Finally. Flavors!

Coltrane

A smooth decaf, on the darker side of medium, with rich notes of rooibos, cooked apple, and brown sugar. Inspired by John Coltrane. Producers from smallholder farmers in Colombia.

Kahlo

A unique medium roasted decaf with notes of honeydew, panela, and white peach inspired by the artist Frida Kahlo. Producers from Andres Fahsen at Santo Tomás Pachuj in Atitlán, Guatemala.

Kubrick

A truly unique decaf, roasted light with notes of pineapple, pomelo candy, and black tea, inspired by the legendary Stanley Kubrick. Producers from Pablo Munoz at Finca Los Alerces in Huila, Columbia.

Free Shipping!

Order 2 bags or more or a get a Wimp subscription, and you'll get free shipping every time.

Subscribe & Relax

Now that you've found a great option for decaf, you can easily setup auto shipping and spend more time in the garden instead of online. Spend more time cuddling with kiddos rather than screen-timing.

Plus free shipping on every single subscription order.

Boomski.

Our Pinky Promises

Just getting started.

Hey folks. We just launched Wimp. Ouch! Sorry, I was just pinching myself because it seriously doesn't feel real yet.

We're a tiny crew of folks getting fresh beans from places like Columbia and Guatemala, and roasting them from little

'ol Greenville South Carolina.

launched Wimp, the decaf-only coffee co. because my love affair with coffee and my anxiety-puzzle weren't mixing well.

I wanted decaf better coffee with clean, no-chemical choices, and actually delicious flavor. But hey, why are YOU here? What's decaf about for ya? Everyone seems to have their own story about it.

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