Great Value Classic Medium Roast Ground Naturally Caffeinated Coffee, 40.3 oz Cannister

Really good coffee. I've been buying Costco coffee for years but the price is now ridiculous. I tried Great Value classic roast to save money. It's delicious and smells amazing while brewing. Only negative is it's stronger than what I was buying at Costco so I've needed to use 1/3 less when brewing a pot. The quality is much higher than I expected.

My husband drinks a pot of coffee each day. He drinks it black. He said this brand is just as good as the Folgers he used to drink and said this was a good substitute at much less money cost-wise. We brew it on the "bold" setting in our coffee maker. (he usually is a drinker of dark-roast coffees but said this one is strong enough for his liking)

Great Value Classic Roast ground coffee has a nice aroma and is smooth in taste, without any bitterness. Sadly, the size of the can--now at 9.6 oz--continues to get smaller, as the prices goes higher. It's a good purchase for a coffee emergency, but it's better to shop for the larger sized deals.

Best tasting coffee! Used to only use Folgers, Maxwell House or K cups but the Walmart brand has won me over hands down. Great taste and much lower price, plus it lasts longer because I don't need to use as much coffee grounds to get the best cup of coffee.

I mix it half Gevelia. Makes the best coffee of all. Can't wait for it to be ready!! That makes it worth getting up. The taste is strong but not bitter. It is good!! Only thing better is having a piece of banana nut bread with it. Watch your grown kids though they will eat the whole cake . Give the dogs a treat first so you can enjoy that first cup! My youngest told his friend “don't mess with Mama before she drinks her coffee, cause she might get mean”. That is the joke for a lot of years lol my friends remind me a lot. I love my coffee( mix half of each. And as you enjoy it thank God for blessing you so much!!!

I have been using this brand for a while not and every time I buy the same product, the taste has become different, without using any cream or sugar. However, with cream, the taste remains the same. I buy this at the selling platform, where it is significantly cheaper, but for this one since I needed it the most, I bought here.

Very good coffee. Versatile for many uses including, but not limited to a tasty cup of coffee and/or a medicinal cup of coffee. I sometimes regrind the coffee with, for example, parsley flakes, aspirin, orange zest, butterscotch candy, black pepper, pumpkin pie spices, tea, tobacco, mint, wintergreen tea, etc... This coffee works great for many different flavors, situations, and/or purposes.

This is my favorite coffee. I'm not fond of bitter. It's not bitter. I took off a star because the multi-layered "tin" is not recyclable. Yuban and Maxwell House are my 2nd choices for flavor. I may go back to them just because their containers are completely recyclable. That's worth a few cents more to me.

I buy this for my daughter to make iced coffee. I hate the way it smells. It isn't like a pleasant coffee aroma it's more like burned ashes. The flavor is super strong for a medium roast and the only way we drink this is iced. It's not great for hot coffee. If you love iced coffee you will probably like this.

Walmart, you have risen the price of this product through the roof, you don't fill the canister to a reasonable height anymore, and now you do not care about quality and taste. You've done this with so many of your products. If you do care about quality and taste, you had better start shaking up managers. STOP ripping off your customers, because all you're doing is losing them. Tell me how that makes any sense. No company keeps customers they rip off. Aren't you supposed to be the low-price leader? That ship sailed a long time ago. People stick with a company they feel respects them, but that only last so long. If a company changes for the worse, people go elsewhere. I've been a customer since the 1990's and that's why I'm holding on, but I've gotten frustrated through the years. Walmart, you are not listening.