Tim Hortons Whole Bean Original, Medium Roast Coffee, Made with 100% Arabica Beans, 12 Ounce Bag

For quite some time, I enjoyed imported coffee (I know, most all is ;), like Lavazza Super Crema, just as my regular daily driver. I would experiment with various other offshoots of blends, flavors, even quite a few other brands, and in the end, I found Lavazza Top Class Filtro (not regular Filtro, different) to be my favorite, edging out Super Crema.To give some further information which I consider is really essential for a coffee review, is to describe the coffee of which I am most a fan. For me, that is a medium to medium-heavy blend, with nutty notes, maybe some chocolate hints, etc... That fall sort of rich and creamy blend is my all-around favorite.I'll leave off a whole lot more detail than that. I'm no coffee expert, but surely like most, I know what I like.I also well know what I don't. I won't go into too much detail here, but suffice it to say, that as far as US Store Brands go, I don't consider many to be very good at all. To me, the worst offender regarding store brand is all of it being pre-ground. I mean, as it is likely nitrogen filled in the bag to maintain that initial freshness, once opened, each passing hour is just killing that flavor.My store brand go-to in this department, when necessary, has been Gevalia House Blend. Just as described earlier, nutty, smooth, good flavor, aroma and a decent kick, but not enough to have me zooming. Yet even this not inexpensive coffee won't pass 3-4 days when it simply is about as meh as most any other coffee out there. Truly it is a travesty that they don't sell the brand as whole bean, but that's another story.Pretty much all else that is "lesser", i.e. Folgers, Melita, etc... They are all barely passable at all. Absolutely not very good, and that's being nice. Get the job done, but not there to be really enjoyed and savored.All of that providing the groundwork from whence I offer my thoughts here, based on budget and really just taking a chance, I saw a bag here for a little over $6, and I pulled the trigger. I didn't expect much at all, but was really just grabbing myself a small bag while I waited out a bump in price hikes for my favorites. They had doubled in price for a small hitch, and while I expected it would pass, it was a n opportunity to try something new.Ok, the end is actually fairly simple. This coffee did for me at about 50c an ounce, what $1-2 an ounce at times was through Lavazza and other like brands. It was very fresh. Aromatic. Quite nutty, and for the price, I don't think there is a coffee that can compare, not at least one I've tried.I have now purchased 4 more bags in a row, and I don't know if I'll even change off, so long as they keep delivering this coffee at this price point. I mean, I even hesitated writing this review, lest I draw more attention to them and they begin raising their prices. C'est la vie. Credit and honor where it is due. (Timmy, remember this ole boy when your business picks up, and do me a solid! :D )Having fun, of course. In the end, I am really quite happy with this product, and for the price. Just, wow. I suggest you give it a try if you haven't already. In truth, I wouldn't compare the store served coffee to this, as this is simply much better.Oh, last tip, and a must if you really want the best coffee can offer. You absolutely must grind it fresh. Seriously. Grinders are so cheap, and the smell of fresh ground coffee alone is worth the bump in experience. Let alone the flavor incomparably better.Hope this helps. Ps. Don't buy it all up!Lates!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ True 100% Arabica Comfort — The Reliable OG BeanTim Hortons Original Whole Bean Review — Smooth, Balanced, and Ritual-ReadyThe Tim Hortons Whole Bean Original delivers a genuinely smooth, balanced medium roast that works for everyday brews and slow-sip rituals alike.The beans are uniform, fresh-aromatic, and grinder-friendly, producing a cup that feels warm, mellow, and reliably satisfying. The medium roast profile brings gentle nut and light cocoa warmth, with a clean brightness that avoids sourness, bitterness, or dramatic roast monologues. It’s the kind of coffee that says “original” and actually tastes like original coffee beans, not an identity crisis.I’ve brewed this as:black coffee confidence cupscreamy café morningscasual weekend pour-oversand post-meal sipsIn every case, it delivered clean extraction, solid aroma, and a smooth finish with no weird aftertaste leftovers hijacking the vibe.☕ Best for:Daily home brewing with real coffee flavorGrinding fresh without clogs or uneven bitsEnjoying black or with milk and light sweetenerCoffee lovers who want ritual + dependability👍 Pros:✔ 100% arabica beans (true, clean flavor base)✔ Smooth medium roast, easy to adjust with add-ins✔ Great aroma when grinding and brewing✔ Consistent beans, good structure✔ Works across most coffee makers after grinding✔ Feels premium without costing flagship guilt✔ Doesn’t spike bitterness or sourness⚠ Cons / tips:• It’s medium roast balance over espresso punch — not for volcanic-bold coffee seekers.• Transfer to an airtight container after opening to keep aroma maxed.• If you like richer cups, a dash of milk or honey complements it beautifully (standard coffee logic).Bottom line: If you want a smooth, aromatic, 100% Arabica whole bean coffee for everyday reliability, this one more than delivers. It brews calm, balanced, and consistently drinkable. No jitters, no drama — just a great cup every time. I’ll absolutely reorder! 😎☕🫘👏✅

Very tasty and relatively smooth. A touch of brightness / fruit notes. Overall a very good coffee.

I have found DD brand to have a ton more caffeine in the past 5 years. I don't want to grind my teeth while driving long distance or watching TV and then a major burn out.This has a balanced , rich taste and enough caffeine to keep me going.No major burn out.Buy it all the time now.

Tim's is my favorite coffee. It is sometimes on sale on Amazon and when it is, I like to get a few bags. So much better than the usual big names. Full, rich aroma and flavor. Always fresh.

Coffee taste is personal, and I'm an admitted coffee snob. Despite reviews, not my cup of tea, as it were.But a bargain. And I gifted it to a friend, since I didn't like it. He did.I should have tried it at Tim Horton's in Canada before buying, but haven't been there lately

It took me years to find a coffee I like this much for a daily brand. The smell of the beans after grinding is strong.I like a cup of coffee more than the average persons. As a benefit of growing up in tourism, I had more airline miles than just about any other child in my neighborhood at 5 years old.That experience introduced me to new foods, new sound, colorful personalities and clothing. I learned to enjoy all of those with coffee around the world. I even had the pleasure of picking coffee with growers one day.My experience with coffee is well rounded and worldwide. I like this for low aftertaste, a pleasant aroma and justthe right strength with honey and non-dairy creamer. It's a personal choice.

Really impressed with this Canadian coffee. Great flavor, soft texture, low acidity, awesome aroma. Great price for a high quality product.I have a Caribbean tastebud, and this coffee tastes amazing.

If you have not tried this coffee then give it go. Lovely coffee but a bit on the expensive side

Ist Geschmacksache… aber ich mag den Kaffee und er bringt Erinnerungen an schöne Urlaubstage zurück

Lovely smooth coffee bought as a treat as a little to expensive for a regular purpose.

Super Qualität!

Taste of home.