Coffee 100% Colombian Whole Bean Coffee, 2 lb bag

First off, this coffee is excellent. It has perfect strong balance for coffee without the bitterness. its very strong smooth coffee. We have ordered it 48 times in the last few years. But the price has gotten out of control. I appreciate the world getting more expensive, and perhaps I'm not enough of a coffee person to know any better, but its 10$ avg more per pack than when we started to buy it originally and they priced us out of this coffee. I truly hope that those who don't mind this price point, enjoy this coffee. :-)

good coffee

The flavor is smooth and well-balanced, not too acidic and not bitter. It has a clean finish with subtle notes that make it easy to drink black, but it also pairs really nicely with a splash of cream ir milk.

My first sf bay coffee was the fogchaser blend and I enjoyed that blends scent and flavor till the last drop. I got the columbian this time as a general fan of columbian full body coffees. This is not a full body coffee to me. It doesn't have an aroma that fills the kitchen or strong flavorful notes. This may be the lightest medium roast they have at least on amzn. It is a fruity acidic blend with a bitter chocolate bite at the end. I would say if you like tropical coffees this may be up your alley but its not something I see myself getting again. I didnt make a weak cup either but I may have to try it with 1/3 more beans to see if that gives me what I'm looking for. Overall its a step up from mass produced brands like maxwell but not as good as their fogchaser flavor for me. I may try their darkest roast next or stick to the one I like already. For fogchaser I didn't need cream and sugar but for this maybe a little sugar isnt a bad thing.

I’m hooked by this clean tasting, delicious Swiss water coffee. You truly can taste the difference from whatever else is out there. I’ve bought four flavors, all beans were fresh, delicious and all smell so good. My favorite are these in this exact order (although I still plan to try some of their others <3): 1. Colombian (true Colombian, toasty rich creamy bean) 2. Hazelnut (yummy oily, flavored bean) 3. Gourmet Blend Decaf (can’t even tell it’s decaf. So good, gives a very slight buzz. Caff is better) 4. Espresso Decaf (delicious. But I’m loving the Colombian) I’m thinking Fog Chaser next… *Update*: 3 cups in and Fog Chaser is amazing, it is my favorite now— neck and neck with Hazelnut and Colombian, but it’s seeming better! I’ve never tasted Folger’s, but if I did, I would say that it tastes like a premiummmm of your standard cup of Joe. Hope your mornings are as good as mine now. <3

I really did not think I would like this as much as I did. I don't know why but I really didn't expect the wonderful aroma out of these beans. It's not a very strong flavor. It's more of a pleasantly mild coffee. I'm not a coffee expert so I don't know any of the "notes" or "acidic" components but if you want a nice cup of coffee then go ahead and buy this.

If they aren't already aware this is excellent coffee.

Great choice 😁

Supposed to be a medium roast but it turned out to be more like a French roast. Very dark with lots of oil on the beans. Avoid at all cost if you intend to use a V60 with this Taste is absolutely horrendous if one is used to specialty roasted beans.

Nothing quite compares to the energising scent and tantalising taste of a well-brewed cup of coffee. From the first moment you open the bag of Colombia Supremo, you are greeted with the irresistible aroma of the freshly roasted beans. Well, obviously these beans are not super freshly roasted, but the sensory experience is almost as satisfying as the coffee itself, signalling the extraordinary taste that awaits you. The beans smell incredible, promising a flavour profile that is indeed delivered upon brewing. The Colombia Supremo is a smooth, medium-roast coffee that encapsulates the very essence of the Colombian coffee tradition. Each cup brewed from these beans is free of bitterness, full of rich flavour, and crowned with a lovely crema that speaks to its high quality. The remarkable taste profile of this coffee is accentuated by delightful notes of rich caramel. This subtle sweetness harmoniously balances the depth of the coffee, creating a complex yet easy-drinking brew. It’s a unique taste sensation that sets this coffee apart and leaves you longing for the next cup. It's an absolute must-try for coffee connoisseurs and casual drinkers alike. This coffee is, quite simply, amazing.

At £7.49 for almost 1 kilo of Columbian coffee beans, what's not to like! I usually buy 'fresh' at around £15+ a bag - and wasn't expecting much at such a budget price. On first inspection, the beans looked fairly oily - so was hesitant to grind in my premium grinder. Used my first batch in a Moccamaster - and was pleasantly surprised at the taste - which had loads of flavour. Not idea when these were roasted (if that matters really) but for the price, it can't be beaten. Haven't tried in my espresso machine - with a much finer grind yet - but doubt it would disappoint. I usually go for a light roast, that have been freshly roasted - but if you like filter coffee, you won't be disappointed.

I’m a bit of a coffee snob, but this Colombian Supremo really impressed me. It’s incredibly smooth with a rich, full-bodied flavor that isn’t overly acidic or bitter. You get those nice subtle notes of chocolate and nuts that you expect from a high-quality medium roast. It’s become my go-to morning cup—tastes much more expensive than it actually is!

Bought the Colombia Supremo. I really like it and will buy again. Lovely flavour and it’s very good value. I grind it quite fine and brew in my Aeropress. Soak the ground coffee in just enough 80C ish water for about 30 seconds, then water up to number 1 or 2 depending on whether used one or two scoops, stir and put plunger in at an angle and pull up. Doing this, either none or very little water gets through. I leave for two or three minutes then plunge and add warm milk foam. Delicious.