Seattle's Best Coffee Portside Blend (Previously Signature Blend No. 3) Medium Roast Single Cup Coffee, 10 ct

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bold flavor coffee is what your are going to get when you buy this brand of coffee! Full of flavor and smells amazing when it is being prepared. I would put this coffee up against some of the prominent brands and it would win in flavor everytime.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The flavor is wonderfully dark and rich. I like it so much better than the normal store brans, and yes it is still highly affordable. The quality of their coffee and beverages consistently delivers a satisfying experience making it a reliable choice for coffee lovers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Seattle's Best Coffee - Post Alley Dark Roast has a rich, bold flavor with a deep, smoky aroma. It's smooth yet intense, perfect for those who love strong coffee. Whether black or with milk, it delivers a consistently satisfying cup. A great choice for coffee lovers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so happy I got to try Seattle's Best Coffee Portside Blend - Ground Coffee. This ground coffee makes the perfect cup of American coffee. It is medium roast and tastes delicious. I enjoy it with some milk and a tad bit of sugar. It is very easy to make. I highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Seattle's Best Coffee Post Alley Blend is a bold dark roast that delivers a smoky, full-bodied flavor without the bitterness often found in similar blends. Made from 100% Arabica beans, it offers a rich and robust cup that's both intense and smooth. This coffee is particularly enjoyable for those who appreciate a strong brew that doesn't compromise on smoothness. However, some long-time fans have noted changes in flavor and grind consistency in recent batches, which may affect the overall experience. Overall, Post Alley Blend remains a solid option for those seeking a strong, smooth coffee, though recent variations may influence individual preferences.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Seattle's Best Coffee Portside Blend Ground Coffee is an enjoyable medium roast smooth flavoured coffee. Has bold taste coffee and a pleasant aroma, which is just what l like. It's definitely on par with some more expensive well known coffee brands. I'm impressed enough to switch to this.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like how you can tell just by the color on the package that it's from Seattle best! This is a smooth medium roast coffee which is nice and doesn't have a gritty taste to the grounds. Just take a scoop or two and add it to your maker for easy coffee making. This bag will last a while if your not drinking more than a cup a day.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This was delicious. I love a coffee that doesn't taste bitter. This has a nice flavor. Not to strong right in the middle. The packaging has a nice presentation with a little back story about the brand. I'm always looking for an affordable coffee that tastes good and smells good. The aroma is like walking into a coffee shop. It tingled my nose in the perfect way. The grounds are perfectly fine. Not to heavy but not to light. Just right.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love my coffee and this is a nice medium roast, smells amazing and has a nice flavor to it. Not bitter or too acidic for me, I'm kinda picky about that (or I should say my stomach is) This was my first time trying Seattles Best Coffee , but I'll be looking for them in my local stores now. Love the resealable flap on the bag, clear instruction on the packaging is a plus too

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a lifelong PNW-er, recently transplanted away from that misty coast, sometimes I get nostalgic for a taste of home. I love the convenience of a medium roast, pre-ground daily drinker coffee so I decided to give this a try. It has a medium body and is slightly more acidic than I'd like, also it feels pretty dark for a medium roast. It reminds me of the coffee I'd get in Seattle, if that's your kind of flavor profile- roasted, dark, almost burnt tasting. I feel like it killed some of the nuances one can get from a medium roast for me, but it did remind me of home hahaha. Overall this is an okay coffee that will probably suit the palates of most people and is a step above your typical coffee in a can. Inoffensive and crowd-pleasing, but nothing to write home about (they already know, in my case)