Rainfall Single Origin Decaffeinated
by Yahava KoffeeWorks, Margaret River
See current price at the maker's site.
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Yahava KoffeeWorks
Rainfall is a single-origin decaffeinated coffee from Colombia. The maker describes black tea, lemon and warm spice flavours, and says it won the 2026 Golden Bean Gold Medal for decaf.
To take the caffeine out, Yahava uses the Mountain Water Process. The maker says glacial meltwater from Pico de Orizaba, Mexico's highest peak, removes 99.9 per cent of the caffeine by osmosis, with no chemicals. The coffee is sold as whole beans or ground, in 250 g, 500 g and 1 kg bags and a 500 g refillable tin. It is the only decaf among the Yahava coffees we list, next to Kahava and BlackGold.
Made by Yahava KoffeeWorks, which started in 2001 in a shed on Metricup Road and now has cafes and stores across Western Australia.
Seeing it in person
Yahava's KoffeeWorks on Andrews Way, Margaret River, has a roastery and a tasting bench (KoffeeWorks and contact pages, checked 12 October 2026). Hours are on the maker's site.
Delivery
Yahava sends orders by Australia Post, packed within two working days, and does not post overseas (shipping policy, checked 12 October 2026).
Questions
How is Rainfall decaffeinated?
With the Mountain Water Process. The maker says glacial meltwater from Pico de Orizaba removes 99.9 per cent of the caffeine by osmosis, with no chemicals.
Did it win an award?
The maker's page says it was awarded the 2026 Golden Bean Gold Medal for decaf.
Good to know
- Single-origin Colombian coffee, decaffeinated using the Mountain Water Process
- Black tea, lemon and warm spice flavours (maker)
- 2026 Golden Bean Gold Medal for decaf, per the maker
- 250g, 500g and 1kg bags, or a 500g refillable tin
- Roasted by Yahava KoffeeWorks, Western Australia
Facts checked by Shane Simmons from Yahava's website on 12 October 2026. Sources: Yahava product page, shipping policy and KoffeeWorks page.
About Yahava KoffeeWorks
Margaret River
Coffee roaster that began in 2001 in a shed on Metricup Road, now with a KoffeeWorks in Margaret River and Kwik Koffee drive-throughs in Vasse, Busselton.
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