What are good brands of decaffeinated coffee and where should I go to find them?

prestogeorge looks like progesterone.

http://www.stonecreekcoffee.com/ is excellent, they ship very quickly, and date their beans. They have http://www.stonecreekcoffee.com/textsearch.asp?searchtype=decafs. If I have to have decaf, it's what I'd buy. Bonus: the people are super-cool, the owner is very committed to the community and the arts (and is hella good-looking. Hi, Eric!).

I haven't tried their decaf, but http://www.bluebottlecoffee.net/, a microroaster in Oakland, CA, is very good. It's run by a coffee-obsessed former freelance musician who sells everything within 48 hours of roasting. Blue Bottle has one decaf blend, Decaf Noir, which is made entirely with organic beans. Like all the other blends, it's $15/lb including shipping.

i sometimes mix 50% decaf beans with 50% normal beans in an attempt to get decent taste with less buzz - seems to taste a lot better than 100% decaf.

A decent decaf can be had from http://www.peets.com/, though it's far better to get it fresh locally if you live in their market.

http://www.cafedumonde.com/was recommended to me in http://ask.metafilter.com/mefi/4803 where I asked about giving up caffeine, which people seem to be answering here even though that's not what you asked. :) I didn't try the Café du Monde btw, but yes they have decaf and yes you can http://shop.cafedumonde.com/coffee.html.

Your posting reminded me that some of the best coffee, regular or decaf types, that I've ever had came from http://www.cspot.com/items.php?s=1 in Raleigh NC because their coffee is strong but smooth. My test is whether I can enjoy it black: no cream, no sugar, no flinching. For that same reason, I'm very fond of http://www.illyusa.com/index.cfm.

I like the decaf from http://www.smallworldcoffee.com/order.htm, another good microroaster. Does make me wonder, the swiss water method is pretty famous, are there other methods? ... since this is ask.me, I guess I should http://www.ineedcoffee.com/99/06/decaf/ that one myself.

I bit my tongue til now, but Starbucks Decaf Arabian Mocha Java is quite good. Swiss Water Process. If you're feeling frisky, try their Arabian Mocha Sanani (caffeinated); 16 bucks a pound but worth every penny (you know how most coffee roasters tell you that their beans are hand-picked and only choose the best? Well, Sanani beans are not sorted, at all; in fact, beans from the ground, the tree, ripe, unripe, it's all thrown in there and creates a unique cup of coffee every time you brew).