Everything is a matter of habit, but this burnt taste is not easy to get used to. Lidl's decaf is more normal.

The best decaf on the market by a large margin. You really feel like you're drinking coffee. I only buy this one now. *The intensity I prefer is at 11.

The best decaf on the market. I have tried everything available in decaf. If someone wants to drink water, they should not choose this. It is the only decaf that you drink like coffee and do not feel the watered-down taste of the other decafs. Just as enjoyable, but only for those who like the bitter taste, it is the ground coffee you get from Starbucks in beans and ask them to grind it for a machine without capsules

Fantastic capsule, those who say it's burnt... it's the intense roasting, after all it says it on the box Intensity 11. That means maximum intensity. I used it for iced coffee, the best decaf I've ever had, stronger flavor than regular ones, it doesn't get watery even if you leave it for an hour with ice cubes. Plenty of cream, proper flow and extraction since it's Nespresso. Starbucks doesn't use chemicals but water to rinse the caffeine.

I have been choosing this specific coffee for many years! It is the closest thing to the coffee you would drink at Starbucks. I usually buy these capsules from the supermarket when they are on sale. I have tried almost all the decaf brands that one can find in Greece and I have ended up with this one. It is definitely subjective, but I highly recommend it.

If you boil charcoal and add some instant decaffeinated inside, I believe that exactly this taste will come out. Terrible. It is not drinkable for any reason.

Terrible taste and smell. It smelled like something burnt rather than coffee. And in taste, it was inexplicably bitter and tasteless. Among Decaf, my favorite is Lavazza. (Normally, I drink coffees with intensity 12-13 on the scale)

I buy them when they are on sale, about €2.90, and I buy ten at a time. We drink 4-6 capsules per day. I haven't had a more affordable decaf capsule (and without the taste of decaf). It is strong and quite bitter, I don't know why other reviewers "bury" it so much. I have tried almost all the capsules sold in supermarkets and I have ended up with this one. Some - with caffeine - from the same company, seemed indifferent to me, I should note.

Very bitter and had a bitter-sour taste that lingered for hours. At first, I thought it might be spoiled or something, but as soon as I tried it, I realized it wasn't. I don't know what's going on and how much chemistry they used to remove the caffeine.

If someone looks at how decaffeinated coffee is made, they will see that there are 2 methods, one is chemical and the other is called the Swiss process system, where coffee is simply removed using water and it is the most correct and healthy way but it also has a higher cost. Starbucks uses the chemical one, look it up and see for yourself. I only buy decaf from the company now. I hope I helped

Since it is a matter of personal preference, I can say that for me it is truly the best decaf in capsules, because it simply does not have a decaf taste, but the taste of a full-bodied coffee with rich cream, flavor, balanced aroma, ideal for afternoons! If someone expects to drink decaf with a decaf taste, I suggest not to buy it.

And I agree with the previous comment. It is very bitter, with a very bad taste. Only the blonde one I liked

Terrible taste, like burnt coffee, very bitter and not at all enjoyable. Besides the decaf, I have noticed the same with other Starbucks capsules in various batches. I will not buy them again, I would not recommend them at all. Also, they are quite expensive.