Coffee Rating:
3.5 out of 5 coffee cups

Marley Coffee
Simmer Down Swiss Water Decaf Dark Roast Ground Coffee
Price: $9.95 8 oz.

Marley Coffee was kind enough to send us free coffees to sample from their line of six ground coffees and a bag of their Jamaica Blue Mountain whole bean coffee to review. Music icon Bob Marley yearned to return to farming someday, his son Rohan and friend Shane Whittle kept Marley’s dream alive by founding Marley Coffee. The company sources its beans from around the world, including Central America, Ethiopia, and Jamaica. The Jamaica beans are from a 52-acre private estate atop the Blue Mountains, known as a region with the best coffee beans. Marley Coffee partners with farms in Africa, Central America and other top coffee-growing regions worldwide to make their excellent coffee. Marley coffee is known for their support of communities and their commitment to the environment through organic, sustainable and ethical practices. Marley Coffee sent their ground coffee series for us to review and it has all been very good, imagine how good their whole bean coffee must be.
When opening the package of ground Simmer Down decaf coffee the coffee smell is inviting. The Simmer Down ground decaf coffee was brewed with a French Press and it was tasted with and without half and half. This coffee is created using a Swiss Water process to decaffeinate the coffee.
When brewed the Simmer Down decaf coffee has an inviting aroma. The decaf is good and strong. I always appreciate this when it comes to decaf since some decaf coffee comes off weak tasting at times, not Simmer Down, it has a full bodied flavor. The Simmer Down coffee has a smooth, mellow flavor tasting of chocolate with a hint of fruit and spice. There is no bitterness, simply a smooth, very mellow flavor that is thoroughly enjoyable. I drink decaf often and I’d happily drink Simmer Down as my regular coffee, so decaf lovers take note of this coffee. Simmer Down ground coffee is a good tasting, subtle decaf I think you’d enjoy waking up to every day.