caff

There is great decaff out there but the choice is nevertheless limited compared to caff and the processing (ethyl acetate, supercritical CO2, swiss water) causes flavour changes which mean that you won't get the same range of flavours as you will with caff.

One easy thing you can do to reduce your caffeine intake is to drink 1/2 caff or have every X coffee be decaf.

Yerba mate is differently caffeinated (hopefully you know decaf is really just half caff), plus it's kinda fun getting the gourd and the bomba.

I switched to half-caff coffee and don't personally experience caffeine withdrawal anymore when I go without.

I feel very alert consistently throughout the day except for a short period in the afternoon before I've had some half-caff.

I switched to 1/2 caff and tapered down, that was a lot easier for me.

I would try adding some L-theanine to your caffeine though, 2:1 theanine to caff.

Switch to half decaf half caff and go from there.

Ordering my cappuccino 'half-caff' has terrifically improved my life.

Is half-caff decaf, or is it a third class?

Start with full caff, then down to half in the afternoon, finally to decaf in the evening though sometimes I just skip it entirely.

Luzianne half caff and stevia are your friends.

Folgers makes and sells a “half caff” canister but you can make your own by just 50/50 mixing regular and decaf.

Half-caff mocha, large, with extra whip cream" vs "open web site, look for mocha, select size, special request...