Any of the major brands are going to have good decafs; Folders, Nescafe, Maxwell House. When choosing an instant, stick with these 3 or possibly Tasters Choice. Thats really one of the only things you cant go store-brand on is instant coffee. Now that there are Keurigs, I use a reusable cup, buy the Cafe Bustelo grounds, and drip me single cups at work. They make an instant too, but you cant find it everywhere. If you get one of those, pretty much skies the limit as even Wal-Mart carries Dunkin, McDonalds, Starbucks, and the list goes on in grounds. Just get the $5 reusable Keurig cups, dont waste your money on pre-packaged pods. What ever you do, don't start using cream and sugar in your coffee. Why, because it will make it taste like candy, and you will become dependent on it to drink it. This adds unneeded sugar and calories to your diet, especially if you are or become an all-day drinker like I am. While decafs are good, if you partake regularly, you will build a tolerance to coffee in which you can enjoy all day, stop drinking around 9 or 10, and go to sleep like a baby by 11pm or midnight. But I have been drinking coffee since 14 and I am 40 now; so it takes a bit. But, again, you cant go cheap on coffee if its instant; the drip doesnt really matter much; but cheap instants are void of the kick you will get with name brand brews. This goes for decaf as well.
