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Delicious coffee. Can't go back to the pre ground super market (not cheap anymore either) gloop I used to buy. Healthy coffee, smooth rich flavour. Won't buy anything else now. Really worth the money

I take my coffee without milk

If you like a sweeter coffee, less caffeine, then this is one for the list. Its similar to Guatemalan Elephant; the coffee bean size not the Thai black thats passed through the elephant in a 'who on earth thought of that little process' way, then you will like this.

I've worked my way through most of the midprice beans available over the last few years, as I drink a LOT of coffee, and go through around 1.5-2kgs a month. I usually use a hario V60, but occasionally a moka pot or cafetiere and these work well in all 3.I like my coffee strong and black, so good flavour is really important. It gets compliments from guests every time, and makes a consistently excellent cup of coffee. There's very little bitterness, if any, a lovely mouth feel and delicious. It has a very slight sweetness to it, with hints of vanilla and chocolate flavours that make it a very drinkable all day cup. It's also surprisingly light for a dark roast, and is always a smooth tasty enjoyable drink every time.There's always a roast date on the bag, which is great as you know you're getting fresh batch each time. There have been a couple of occasions where the beans have been roasted 3 weeks or more ago, but compared to supermarket coffee that's still still excellent.This is definitely the best value, best quality and best flavoured bean available unless you want to spend significantly more, and even then this is what I always come back to! Get some, you won't regret it!

I’ve tried many different coffee beans and in my view these are the best available for a medium roast coffee at any time of the day.

Lovely aroma, smooth yet strong enough to satisfy an enthusiast. Use a burr grinder if you can to maximise the taste and overall experience.

It's cheap coffee and tastes like it. Not in a horrendous way, I'd rate it as ok, better than some other cheap coffee. It's always going to have that burnt taste but it's not as bad as some of the cheaper ones. If you drink coffee with milk then it's likely fine if you're not that in to coffee and just like a caffeine hit.I'm comparing this to coffee from Square Mile Roastery.

I am drinking this cofne for a long time now. First of all I know it has got nothing in it, and second I am so used to it, that I don't like the taste of other coffee