Seattle's Best Coffee Henry's Blend, Dark Roast Ground Coffee for Cold Brew or Hot coffee 12 oz

Sometimes you want or need extra flavor. I took this to work. The smell was inviting! This was what my co-workers like, a dark and robust with flavor! Taste and smell was delightful! No creamer for me, just honey! Hmmmm!

I have tried many brands of coffee from ones who clam to be the strongest in the world to off brand. I have to say Seattles best #5 is the best tasting strong coffee that gets me going in the morning. Xx's & oo's to Seattles best stongest coffee..

We were a Folger's Family until my husband was hospitalized and was served Seattle's Best coffee during his stay. He requested I buy and try Seattle's Best and we both admit that its taste is superior to Folgers. We are now a Seattle's Best Family. Worth trying. You won't be sorry.

Seattle’s Best Post Alley Dark Roast isn’t just coffee—it’s liquid thunder brewed in the shadowy alleys of flavor greatness. One sip and you’re transported to a rainy street corner where jazz plays softly and your soul grows a beard. This isn’t your average morning mud. It’s bold, brooding, unapologetically dark—like it was roasted by a poet with a grudge. 100% Arabica beans bring the smooth, rich depth, while the dark roast punches you awake like a noir detective in a trench coat. Whether you're facing deadlines, existential dread, or just the Monday blues, this 12 oz bag holds the fuel of legends. Final verdict: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ – For those who like their coffee the way they like their plots: dark, complex, and unforgettable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great way to start the morning! This brew reminds me of quiet mornings when no one else is stirring and you just want to linger over a cup of coffee as you prepare fpr the day. I'll definitely add this to the mix for my morning routine.

I haven't been using my drip coffee maker for a while as I generally drink single serve pod coffee. I have a small 4 cup machine that I used to try this one. I prefer dark roast coffees and like how rich and intense this coffee tastes without any bitterness, which isn't always the case. It smells great and tastes great too - just add your favorite milk or sugar and enjoy. I'll be using this up with my reusable coffee pods for my other coffee machine as I generally only drink one cup of coffee per day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received this product in exchange for my honest opinion. I was able to try the Dark Roast complex and rubust and it taste good. The flavor did not overpower my creamer which I enjoyed. I would recommend and definitely would purchase with my own money.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a solid coffee. Nice and strong and smooth. Not bitter at all. No standout flavor notes for this one. It’s what you think of when you think of a good morning cup of coffee. Seattle’s Best definitely shot to the top of my coffee list.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Post Alley is described as Smoky and Intense, but I would add that it has an undertone of fruity acidity that isn't quite my preferred brew preference. I can appreciate it for what it is, and if you like a little bit more fruit forward acidity in your coffee, then Post Alley is the blend for you. If you like a dark roast with a hint of acidity in the finish, Post Alley is a good choice.

Yuk! Burnt taste big mistake. Bought in error, decided to try it. It even smelled burnt during bruing. I followed the directions to the letter. I really like coffee, but this is the first time I poured a fresh made pot down the drain. Back to the drawing board, SORRY!!! BIG MISTAKE!!!