Wimp Coffee, a local decaf coffee brand, could change your morning routine

Wimp Coffee is launching in Greenville and aims to show that slowing down and smelling the coffee beans is just as important as the coffee grind-er.

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Cool beans. | Photo by Kings and Queens Productions via Matthew Smith

Who are you calling a wimp? Matthew Smith wants to create the tastiest decaf coffee brand in the world with Wimp Coffee.

Wimp Coffee is a decaf-only coffee brand that started right here in Greenville. After Smith started his sobriety journey in 2016, he felt that he lost part of his community. He started searching for alternatives, and caffeinated coffee just wasn’t hitting the spot, causing jitters and anxiety.

The search for good decaf coffee started, and it was a struggle. Like all inventors, Smith saw the need for something and decided to make it happen for himself. Thus, Wimp Coffee was born.

You can only find Wimp online for now, and a limited launch starts today. Sit back, relax, and smell the coffee.

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