Amazon Fresh Organic Fair Trade Sumatra Whole Bean Coffee, Dark Roast, 12 Ounce

If you like Peru coffee this is probably for you. No complaints, wonderful quality. Grinds and brews just as it should. The taste is good and balanced, not bitter or burnt tasting. Puts a nice smell in the air too.

You can't beat the prices on Amazon coffee and I like the fact that it's organic. This tastes amazing and I've lived in Central America for many years of my life surrounded by coffee farms and have an espresso machine in my home, so I feel like I know what good coffee tastes like. This is really good coffee.

It is Okay, but not as tasty as other vendor. Of course, the price is on the low end as well.

As coffee prices have gone up at the grocery stores, I was looking for a more affordable option. This tastes so much like my go-to organic blend from Whole Foods and it’s 1/3rd cheaper AND I get FREE DELIVERY with Amazon Prime AND with a SUBSCRIPTION, I’ve locked in the low price AND I’m never left without any coffee left which, if you know me, would result in disaster. I literally cannot talk until I get my coffee! What gets me out of bed? The smell and taste of this coffee blend. It’s smooth, fresh and definitely not too acidic for my sensitive stomach. If you want a coffee that’ll please anyone, buy this roast. I’m so pleased I found this - nothing like solving an issue, saving money and achieving greater efficiency - all while not sacrificing the taste or quality. Top Notch! P.S. I’m also not even tempted to buy Starbucks anymore either!

This coffee is priced well and has no bad flavors. It just is not as tasty as other beans I purchase.

If you enjoy strong, black coffee and have not tried Sumatran coffee, you should. The Amazon brand is a real bargain, much less expensive than the name brands and just as good. Sumatran coffee is dark, strong, and smooth. It has a very straightforward flavor profile that just tastes great. I think of it as the Rolls Royce of coffee, but that's just my opinion of course. To fully enjoy this great coffee, I would encourage you to invest in a good coffee pot and grinder, as well as a digital scale (to weigh exact portions of whole beans to consistently get just the flavor you want), some sort of a water filter, and an airtight cannister. I use a 5 cup Bonavita coffee maker, a Tuni grinder (set to 16), Zero water filter, an Inevifit digital scale(at 20 grams of coffee beans for 16 oz of water), and an Airscape medium canister (which will hold the entire 12 oz bag of the Sumatran beans). I also use a permanent mesh filter. Paper filters soak up the some of the oils that are in the coffee. Some people prefer that taste, but I do not. I realize that the initial cost outlay is a bit pricey for all of this. However, if you enjoy coffee and drink it every day like I do, it's absolutely worth every penny. You will be amazed at how much better your coffee will taste with the proper equipment and a little effort.

Makes a dark thick opaque cup of strong black coffee in my drip coffee maker. Tastes very good to me and leaves a good taste in your mouth, I personally find most medium-light coffees to be too acidic. This is excellent and personally I like the chewy dark earthy bitterness - though it's pretty smooth and not overly bitter. My favorite dark roast was discontinued and I feel like this may be a good replacement. I tried everything from really expensive fair trade coffees at my local co-op to going through all the normal name brands in my search for a good daily dark roast coffee. While it's not 100% as good to my current taste as what I used to get, I still feel like it deserves five stars because once I get used to it I might like it even better.

Not the strongest blend, but then it is a medium roast. It's a smoother cup, nothing like French Roast, more like Columbian. I'm a bit biased as a dark coffee drinker, but for the price, it's good! if you grind the beans and make it in a French Press, you'll get a lot more flavor than if you use a drip or put it in a Kcup. For an Amazon brand, this was worth trying.