Compostable Coffee Pods - DECAF French Roast (36 Ct) K Cup Compatible including Keurig 2.0, Dark Roast, Swiss Water Processed

Wonderful tasting decaffeinated coffee! The dark roast gives a nick kick in the morning. Aside from the taste, I like the pod because it doesn't use plastic in the bottom.

Some of my favorite decaf coffee on the market/ Was not expecting to be blown away by a Keurig pod, but it is seriously great.

San Francisco Bay coffee is now our favorite brand. Its delicious, robust coffee. Also they dont have the extra plastic cup surrounding the coffee mesh. Much less waste. I cut the mesh to save the spent coffee grounds for use in the garden.

Very good but too expensive

They are WONDERFUL!! Full bodied flavor 💜 I will definitely purchase again…

I've been buying these for a few years. They never disappoint. Out of boxes and boxes of these I've had one batch that a couple of pods broke. I'll continue to buy.

Do not purchase unless you want to chew your coffee, there entire pod of grounds will be in your cup. Never used to happen but the last two orders are not acceptable. You will have a hole in the eco pod, all grounds in your cup. Horrible product.

I love a big, bold cup of coffee; but alas, my body doesn't react well to caffeine, so I'm forced to resort to evil decaf. I usually get the Tully's French Roast, but thought I'd branch out and try something new. The San Francisco Bay Decaf French Roast pods make promises of being smoky and intense, but that doesn't come through in my experience. There's a hint of molasses scent that wafts from the freshly brewed cup, and actually a surprising amount of oil remaining from the beans. But for all that, it didn't seem very full-bodied -- perhaps medium -- and felt flat on the palate, with none of that delicious French-roasty-toasty flavor that I was so hoping to find. It's very much like a typical dark decaf. The fact that the packaging is compostable is great, however, it makes storage a pain. My box came with 3 bags, each containing 12 pods which have the filter on the bottom (as opposed to the typical all-plastic K cups). *See pic* This means that once a package is opened, the rest of the pods inside are exposed to air, and will immediately begin to go stale. So unless you're game for consuming a dozen cups in one day (probably not, since you're using a Keurig), you'll have to place them in another air-tight container. I'm not able to just stick them in my K cup drawer, so now have to find a spot to store them in my already-lacking-storage-space kitchen. Sigh. I was really hoping to find a lovely dark decaf to enjoy (especially one that uses Swiss Water Process, as this claims to), but maybe for me, the Tully's French will be as good as it gets. >>TLDR, here's what you need to know: PROS: -Swiss Water Processed -Compostable packaging; company seems concerned about sustainable farming and good growing practices -Lots of oils remain in the brewed cup -Reasonable price per cup (I paid $.58 when I purchased, which seems pretty average) CONS: -Flavor is flat, and lacks full body. No "roasty-toasty" flavor you would expect from something called French Roast. -Packaging is bulky for storage. Once a bag is opened, every pod inside is exposed to air. (See pic)