COUNTER CULTURE COFFEE 12 OZ Big Trouble, 12 OZ

Our favorite for espresso, cappuccino and more. The freshness is unmatched, nice aroma while grinding. Never sour or bitter and always a crowd pleaser for my family with the Breville Barista Touch!

Big Trouble Coffee is one of my go-to blends for a smooth, easy-drinking cup. It has a rich, nutty flavor with hints of caramel and just a touch of fruitiness—nothing overpowering, just really well-balanced. It’s perfect for everyday brewing, whether I use a drip machine or pour-over. No bitterness, just a clean, comforting taste that makes mornings better. If you like medium roasts with depth and sweetness, Big Trouble is a solid choice!

I needed to experiment with some beans to see which ones I'd like. These were recommended online so I gave them a try. The coffee tastes delicious. Nice and strong for my taste but not burnt/over-roasted. Perfect without milk/creamer or sugar. Good to sip on its own.

I first had this coffee on vacation in Savannah, GA. I loved it so much I had to know the brand! Very smooth and rich flavor without being bitter. My favorite go to coffee

Counter Culture Coffee’s Big Trouble blend is everything I want in a morning brew: smooth, rich, and perfectly balanced. The flavor profile is a comforting mix of caramel and nutty goodness, making it feel like a warm hug in a mug. No bitterness here, just pure, velvety deliciousness that gets me ready to face the day. The aroma alone is enough to make getting out of bed feel worth it. Grinding these beans fresh and brewing a pot feels like a little act of self-care that gives me a head start on whatever chaos the day brings. Pro tip from a coffee-loving dad: Use a French press or pour-over method to really bring out the nuanced flavors. It’s great black but also shines with a splash of cream if you’re feeling indulgent. Five stars for turning my kitchen into a top-notch coffee experience every morning. Alright, alright, brew-right!

Great coffee. Was good price at purchase time, not sure about now with tarriffs affecting everything we need. Liked this blend and others from Counter Culture.

It's not a bad coffee, but I gravitate toward anything that's bright / floral / fruity / caramelly / vanilla / whatever, and tend to get a lot of Brooklyn Roasting Company or Partners, which I'm largely pretty happy with. This just wasn't as flavorful as what I'm used to when using a french press — this was more dull and less bright/flavorful. I tried adding more beans to the grinder to see if that helped, and the end result was just super bitter, lol. I won't be getting it again personally

My favorite coffee ever. Have been buying for a few years now. I use it with my espresso machine to make lattes and americanos, mainly.