Café Bustelo 6 Ounce Brick

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Best true Columbian tasting coffee without any bitterness. Very fine ,powdery,really gives you more for you dollar.Love getting up in the am just so I can have this coffee. Would be my entry for a seepstakes winner!

small but worth the price

Best coffee ever. Excellent service by Walmart. Fast sh.

I have been buying this coffee for about a year now and I love it! Love the expresso grind and the flavor is wonderful. A friend of mine whom used to run a coffee place in Great Falls Montana told me about it and I just hope it stays on the market and doesn't go away, as it's the best pre-ground coffee I have ever had!!

I had my husband Paul purchase this brand of coffee. I had heard about this on YouTube, it being the best brand without preservatives and artificial flavoring. So now, I am getting it instead of any other brand. It is dark, rich and bold. Love the flavor, and I don't use any creamer, only a little bit of sugar per cup and a pinch of salt. It is the best coffee I have had, and so far I trust the brand. It smells great, and the consistency is rich, and bold. Freshness, the best I have had in any coffee. The extraction from the coffee itself, is best. I have tried many brands, and it seems that this one is the best by far. I would definitely purchase this brand again, and again.

Our favorite brand of cofee.

(This review has been received through a promotion.) It has a very natural and intense flavor in my opinion as it should be a 100% pure café. It leaves you a taste of mouth too nice to get over my expectations

i thought i was getting a larger size than the 6 ounce they sent for $11.00 which i normally pay $9.99 for 11 ounces......i wont order from them again.

I've always wanted to try this coffee as I see it everywhere but I find it concerning they are not transparent regarding where the beans are from and where the beans are roasted. Very bizarre.

I had always liked Cafe Bustelo because it was a local product and authentic to its Cuban roots. Recently, I noticed that the brand was bought out by mega-conglolmerate J.M. Smucker Company and the package doesn't list the origin of the coffee or where the product is produced. I am led to believe that this is another brand that has sold its soul to the corporate world and is being mass produced in some third-world country. Shame!