Waka Premium Instant Columbian Coffee, Decaffeinated Med Roast, 8 Servings

I may not be the best person to comment on the qualities of WAKA Instant Coffee due to how I prefer to drink it, but I can tell you I am a huge fan. I heat 10 to 12 ounces of skim and 1% milk. I add it to my mug in which I have placed approximately 2 teaspoons of the coffee. Sometimes I add a bit of half and half, but it really is not necessary. My method results in a creamy, smooth, just sweet-enough coffee beverage. I drink mostly decaf but I have tried the regular as well. Both of them are medium roast 100% Arabica Colombian coffee. Recently I ordered more of the decaf. I received caffeinated coffee that had been mislabelled "decaffeinated" by Amazon. I sent a message to WAKA. They apologized, refunded the money I had spent, and sent me the correct coffee, straight from WAKA! Great customer service! I am completely satisfied with the product and the service. I will definitely purchase more WAKA coffee when I run out.

This is by far the best instant decaf I have ever tasted. I was a bit surprised that "80 count" wasn't 80 packets. It should say "80 servings." Well, time will tell if I do get 80 servings. It is a bit pricey, but it's worth it to get me off of caffeine.

I'm not sure this is really any different than nescafe or something like that. I got this to have an instant option for evenings or another time that I didn't want caffeine but I wanted coffee flavor. It seems to have good flavor and stirs/mixes smoothly with hot water. I do wonder if it's just repackaged nescafe in little travel packets. Presentation is nice though and it's not too expensive for the added travel utility.

When my heart started having palpitations from drinking caffeine I thought my coffee drinking days were over. The caffeine withdrawals, the headaches and body aches were horrible. Glad I got that out of my system but let me tell you - I missed the smell and taste. So I started drinking decaf. As many of you could attest - most decaf coffees are pathetically distasteful. Being that I only drink one cup a day I didn’t want to invest in a machine. So my quest for a good cup of instant decaf began. It took two years for me to find Waka Instant Decaf & I feel like I’ve struck coffee gold! The taste is perfectly smooth with body and a wonderful aroma. Try it! You won’t be sorry. Oh & don’t forget to visit them online for recipes like dolgana coffee. There’s life after caffeine!

The taste is just okay. Wanted individual packets for travel, and they’re fine for that. I’ll keep looking for better-tasting decaf packets.

I know that headline will seem odd, but it's true. For years I have dreaded offering my guests coffee, then telling them they have to make it themselves. I even bought a single-serve machine and pods, hoping to offer guests a decent cup. Another appliance taking up space! I did some research and decided to try your instant coffee. My mom was my taster, and she said it was very good, very smooth. She definitely approved! So I ordered the decaf, also. Now, I know I can buy cheaper instant coffee, but it's not about the cost. It's about the quality. For about $1.50 per cup, I have good coffee to offer to my guests. Thank you! I will definitely be ordering again.

I've been drinking instant and decaf on and off for years. Starbucks, Nescafe domestic and international varieties. When I drink real coffee, I prefer fancy $6/cup medium roasts. Usually, it goes like: Instant = -25 flavor points Decaf = -25 flavor points Instant Decaf = -50 flavor points Waka somehow got around this and cracked both instant and decaf. This could pass as a fresh medium roast brew at most coffee shops. It has the full flavor profile of a medium including the bright/sour notes. There's some minor hint of "instantness" but I only notice it for part of the first sip. This is really a breakthrough and I'm so grateful for it.

Pretty good instant coffee. Not as bold as the typical instant. Its a nice treat for now and then, but you'd go broke drinking this every day.