Clipper Fairtrade Medium Roast Organic Arabica Instant Coffee | 6 x 200g Jars | Bulk Buy for Home & Catering | Gourmet Coffee | Sustainable Fairtrade Coffee by Clipper Teas

After sitting down and working out the cost, we opted for this because it was better value than individual ones from the supermarket. Clipper's previous version of this coffee was better but, they've obviously stopped producing it sadly. This has a slightly stronger, sharper flavour more like coffee that isn't decaf which will suit a lot of people better I'd imagine.Was £17.48 but, the price has gone up in a short space of time < shame!A £6 price increase since we first bought this for £16. What is going on Clipper?! The price should stay competitive the more popular the product. We’re looking for an alternative since the trace caffeine content after caffeine removal is still very noticeable as someone who has to remove caffeine due to a heart condition.

I only drink coffee as a hot drink so it has to be good, not butter as some coffees are. This is a lovely coffee even though it is decaf and friends who visit enjoy it too. I would definitely recommend. The price is competitive and it’s from a company that cares.

So happy with switching from powdered 'so called' green major player coffee. After watching documentaries about own green labelling and declarations of no child labour, had to do something. Supporting this brand has not only made our caffeine consumption less guilt-ridden - but has pleased colleagues in its richer taste. It's been an all-round winner.

Very nice coffee and obtained at a good price

This is by far the best instant decaf coffee I have been able to find. It is delicious and balances the bitterness and smoothness of the coffee perfectly for me.

I ordered this after my local Tesco stopped stocking the Clipper Latin-American organic decaffeinated coffee I had been buying for a while. I thought I may as well get a big tub so I won't be having orders every couple of weeks, and I have it on two-monthly auto-repeat so that I won't forget about it.As for the coffee itself, I would say it is marginally richer than the Latin-American, but both are medium roast and the difference isn't huge, and nor would I say it's qualitative. I honestly couldn't express a preference for one over the other, they are just a smidge different. If you have been used to either, switching to the other would not be an issue.I've been using the tub for about three weeks now, and I still haven't decided if I'm going to continue that way or decant into the empty jar I finished prior to that. I feel that can be taken as an indication that having a large tub isn't an unnecessarily unwieldy experience. Before its arrival I was pretty sure that I would use the jar, but to date I haven't had the need to bother.The parcel arrived the day before the due date, which was excellent, and given that the combination of a big tub and subscription savings on price and postage mean an overall cost reduction of a tad over two quid at the previous Tesco price for five 100g jars, I'm well happy with the new arrangement. Two pounds isn't a jaw-dropping saving, but if I were reducing my outgoings by the same percentage over a couple of months on every product I buy I'd be doing well, so it's a worthwhile consideration.

We love clipper coffee, from its taste through to its ethical commitment as a company. We used to buy it from Amazon but found it cheaper in store but not anymore! Amazon offered it at a competitive price and with next day delivery, we’re happily drinking decaf again. We also prefer the granules over the decaf powered form, that other brands offer. A much nicer, cleaner and mellower taste.

This is advertised Arabica medium roast coffee which is really nice but I received the cheaper instant coffee with the green label.It is still organic and is ok but I like the arabica blend and would not have ordered it if I had known it was the cheaper blend.