The Bean Organic Coffee Company Chocolate Macadamia Nut, Medium Roast, Whole Bean Coffee, 5-Pound Bag

This is really delicious coffee. the price of course is too high (in my opinion) coming in at two bags for just under $40. Unfortunately however that's pretty much the going rate for organic flavored coffee right now and at least this one had a noticeable macadamian and cocoa flavor to enjoy

I love drinking coffee every morning and a few months ago I was looking for an organic coffee company and decided to try this one out. I also switched over to whole beans and glad I did. These coffee beans from The Bean Organic Company are great! They smell amazing before and after brewing. They have great flavor and the coffee after is very smooth. The coffee tastes high quality and I'm glad they are organic. A little on the pricey side but well worth it. I get these every time I run out now.

After looking around for an organic coffee I went with this brand. It costs a little more but definitely worth it. The coffee beans smell amazing especially when brewing after grinding. It has a great smooth taste that both myself and husband like. We now purchase this every time we need more coffee.

The smell of the coffee beans makes you want to brew a cup immediately. The CCOF means it's certified organic by California Certified Organic farmers to have met organic standards. The coffee beans themselves are from Central America. I'm happy the beans meet organic standards and hope they are mold free :) the coffee beans grind well and the coffee tastes great to me!! I'm not a coffee snob but I don't like flavors added to my coffee. This bag is a great go to for organic medium roast. My local grocery store only has organic ground coffee, not beans. I DO know that grinding your own beans fresh makes for better coffee! Store the beans in an air tight container. Don't buy into the freezer trick, it's not true!

My husband is a coffee snob and this was a gift. I know he loved it, because it is completely used. If he doesn't like a coffee I give him, it sits for a long time. I love the balanced flavor. Not a bitter taste at all. The hazelnut flavor was a bonus!

The beans are clean and uniform with no chaff trash in the bag. They are in a high quality bag with very functional resealable zip-sytle seal. Bag is thick and vacuum sealed. Pull tab for easy opening of bag. Roast is closer to a medium-dark roast. More than half of beans are medium dark and the other are a true medium roast. Surprisingly, some fruity notes stand out despite the darkness of the roast. Probably the mediums peaking through the darkness. However, overall this coffee leans to the smooth chocolatey and slightly earthy side of the flavor profile. No bitterness. Nothing really stands out. Just a good all-around coffee.

a good cup of coffee must be made from scratch. a pleasant aroma coffee , a good coffee bean hand manual grinder, 1 cup at a time. it's a nice big bag of whole beans, top to bottom no air pocket. all bean. I tried it black, tried with creamer, tried with real Cane sugar. tried with creamer and sugar, a great cup of Joe is old school simple. taste good sipping hot from a saucer %26 smell like Grandma's kitchen at 5:00am. that morning coffee smell fills every room. cost a little bit more but there's a reason why. it tastes old fashioned %26 delicious. ( black with a shot of fresh honey my favorite )

First, I want to say that while I am a coffee drinker, I am not a good judge of coffee. I like dark roast better that medium or light roast, but sometimes the difference is simply adding more coffee to the scoop. I made this coffee in an electric percolator the same way I normally make it, a rounded coffee scoop per 2 cup (2 tbs). This wasn't as strong as we normally like, but the bag does say two level tablespoons per 6 ounces. At this ratio of coffee grounds to water, it would take a lot of coffee to make our regular amount of coffee. My husband drinks coffee with cream only, and he said he liked the flavor. I mix some additional things in mine. I am not a fan of any flavored coffee creamers because they leave a fake flavor aftertaste. Unfortunately, despite this being on the weak side, I had that flavor aftertaste. I don't want to give this product a bad review because coffee is different for everyone who drinks it. Everyone has a different idea as to what a perfect cup tastes like. My only issue is the weak coffee flavor with a vanilla flavor aftertaste. Half of that can be fixed with more coffee grounds during brewing. I am sure with a change in measurements, this will make a pretty good cup of coffee for a person who likes black coffee, or simply cream in it. I love that it is small batch roasted here in the USA.

The Bean Organic Coffee Company is based out of California. The company has their own website with other coffee choices, mostly flavored. These medium roast coffee beans are from Central America. The bag weight is a true pound, where other brands are selling 10 or 12 ounce bags. A zip tag opens the bag and a zip lock reseals. I prefer a Sumatra so I didn't smell the happy aroma that I'm used to. I ground the beans with a burr grinder for a drip. I prefer a bold brew with no room for cream or sugar. The taste is what I would describe as a typical coffee flavor. There isn't a wow factor, but it's the flavor that my parents would expect. ;) I noticed some apple skin notes with a bit of baker's chocolate...but I am no professional taster. I just know what I like. I next brewed it as an espresso. More bitterness came through and the baker's chocolate and a bit of citrus rind was noted. "AI" said that Central American coffee brews best in a French Press. I have to say that was my least favorite. More layers of flavor did come through, especially the baker's chocolate, but the coffee wasn't as clean and crisp as it was as a drip. I understand that could be the grind I used. I think if you are making the transition from traditional canned or supermarket brands and want to start grinding your own beans, this product will be a good place to start...flavor wise. The company states that their beans are organic, pure and third party tested so if you are sensitive to other brands this may be a company that you want to try. Not all coffee is processed the same. It's a matter of trial and error, until you find what works for your body... and taste buds.

I was expecting a high quality specialty coffee. This was a big disappointment ; it had a faint coffee aroma, but just what you get from any average commercial brand. I know what very fresh coffee aroma smells like: it fills the kitchen like you've walked into a Starbucks- heavenly. This also after grinding the beans and then brewing had very little flavor.