*Subscriptions receive a recurring percent-off and do not qualify for the Coffee Savings Bundle discount. We always apply the best available single offer.
**All Cryptid Coffee orders including recurring subscriptions ship free!
In the depths of the Pine Barrens, where mist drifts between cedar trunks and the earth smells of resin and rain, this decaf medium-dark roast finds its home. Smooth and full-bodied, it carries notes of dark chocolate, herbal depth, and soft earth. Grown in the Indonesian highlands between 1,200 and 1,600 MASL, its Mandheling beans develop a quiet strength in volcanic soil. The Swiss Water Process removes the caffeine while preserving every ounce of richness — calm energy from a land of eternal green.
🔥 The Hearth in the ShadowsEach cup glows with warmth and calm, like the heart of a winter cabin. Chocolate settles on the tongue, a faint spice follows, and a trace of cedar lingers long after the last sip. It’s a coffee for late hours and quiet rooms — a comfort brewed for reflection, creativity, and peace in the dark. No buzz, no bite, just smooth serenity that honors the night.
❄️ The Legend of the Leeds ChildThey say the thirteenth child of Mother Leeds was cursed — born not as a babe, but as a winged creature with hooves and a scream that shattered the trees. The Jersey Devil still wanders the Barrens when the wind turns strange, a symbol of fear and fascination woven into the pines themselves. Some call it a monster. Others, a guardian of the forgotten woods.
🔥 Firelight Between the TreesWhen night thickens and branches claw at the moon, locals say you can feel the Devil’s presence — not to harm, but to remind. This roast is that reminder: bold yet calm, born of earth and ember. It honors the wild heart of the Barrens and the quiet courage of those who live beside the unknown. Sip slow beneath the pines, and let the warmth of the cup chase away the chill of superstition — for even in the Devil’s woods, light finds its way home.
☕ Flavor at a GlanceThe Pine Barrens keep their own counsel, and so does the Devil said to roam them. Hooves in sand, wings through cedar, and a cry that cuts the night are part of South Jersey’s long memory. Newspapers recorded a winter “flap” of sightings in 1909, yet even without headlines the forest still carries the sense that something watches between the trees.
I didn’t expect to enjoy a decaf this much. It’s rich, smooth, and comforting without tasting flat. Definitely one I’ll keep stocked.
I grew up hearing stories about the Pine Barrens, so the name caught my attention. The coffee itself is even better. Deep, earthy, and surprisingly bold for a decaf.
This is a solid, dependable decaf. The flavor is deep and chocolate-forward, and it brews consistently no matter the method. It’s become a regular part of my routine.
I love how mellow and smooth this is. No bitterness, no sharp edges. Just a warm, satisfying cup that’s perfect for winding down in the evening.
I usually drink regular coffee during the day and decaf at night, and this one bridges that gap perfectly. Full-bodied, rich, and easy on the palate. I’d recommend it to anyone switching to decaf.
This is the first decaf I’ve actually looked forward to drinking. Smooth, chocolatey, and comforting without any strange aftertaste. It feels like a real cup of coffee, not a compromise.
I honestly forget this is decaf. It’s rich, smooth, and full-bodied with a deep chocolate flavor. I drink it at night and never feel like I’m missing out.
This is one of the best decaf coffees I’ve had, period. No weird aftertaste, no thin body. Just solid, comforting coffee that tastes like the real thing.
I switched to decaf in the evenings and this made it easy. Dark chocolate notes, smooth finish, and very easy to drink black. It’s now a staple in my house.
Most decaf tastes flat to me, but this one doesn’t. It has real body and flavor. Cozy, smooth, and perfect for winding down at night.
