Starbucks VIA Ready Brew Coffee, Decaf Italian Roast, 50 Count, 5.8 Ounce

Full flavor coffee, unlike many decaf options. Great for travel or mornings when there's not enough time to brew a pot.

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My girlfriend loves these and makes me buy them for her. It's instant but as good as a fresh cup of coffee at Starbucks. You'll have to try it to believe it. You can also get a smaller box of 10 for about ten bucks. She only uses half of the envelop for her coffee, so the 50 packets will last her 100 days. Very convenient. I like it stronger, so I use one each time I drink coffee.

The quality of starbucks coffee good, the quantity of package for the price not good.

Very good!! Well sealed. Smells great. Not bitter. Nice & smooth!

I messed up and was suddenly out of my coffee - gasp!I ordered and got one day delivery the night before I would have had NO morning coffee.Thanks Amazon .I love starbucks Via; so convenient, portable, and very good. Not the flavor of freshly ground beans, but no one would expect it to be.

I was actually one of the first consumers to test this coffee, even before it was available. I was doing a job for a customer one day that happened to be a Starbucks employee. We of course were chatting about coffee when I admitted to her that I had made the switch to decaf. I had to come back the next day to finish the job and when I arrive, she presented me with the small box of little pouches. My first reaction was instant coffee? Yuck. She laughed and said just try it. I couldn’t believe it when I had the 1st cup. It tastes nothing like your grandmother‘s instant coffee. I’ve been a loyal user of this for many years now. It is so convenient to carry as well. Now you don’t have to worry if your friends will serve decaf. Just pop a few of these in your pocket and then when it’s time for coffee, just ask for hot water. The pouch makes a nice stirring stick too.

I was very disappointed to see they use Methylene Chloride to decaffeinate their coffee. It's basically a paint stripper used to separate out the caffeine. Bad stuff and about to banned for use in food products.Look for decaf coffee using the CO2 water process. It's safe to drink.From the EPA website:Today, April 30, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency finalized a ban on most uses of methylene chloride, a dangerous chemical known to cause liver cancer, lung cancer, breast cancer, brain cancer, cancer of the blood, and cancer of the central nervous system, as well as neurotoxicity, liver harm and even death.