The Good Charcoal Lump Charcoal - 27.5 Pounds

I once made a mistake and grabbed lump coal charcoal for my husband. At first he was a little irritated, but once he opened the bag and tried the lump coal, he was sold! That's all we buy now...

Great Clean Burn, able to get really hot which is perfect for searing. Perfect for the grill with smaller easier to light pieces that get hot quick and have a consistent heat throughout the grill. I am a fan of "no chemicals".

I'm not a hard core barbaque guy. So I'm not a good judge versus charcoal other that you need a chimney to start them without fluid. They seem to do the job.

It says lump coal but half the bag are small pieces that goes through your bottom grill. Quite frustrating to use

The charcoal starts good at first. But as you use it the chunks get smaller. In the end the poeces are the size of 50 cent pieces

Expensive for the bag. Because the briquettes are small it takes more than the larger hardwood charcoal to burn. Larger hardwood is more cost effective.

Where's the lump charcoal? Second bag I purchased and it's full of small shale bits. I'll have to try a different brand.

I tried this last summer, the bag was practically full of crumbs.. thought ok, maybe I just got a bag that had been tossed around. Grabbed a bag this year , it was the same . Not lump more like crumbs. Disappointed in product , packaging is nice.

I bought this “charcoal” a couple years ago and a lot of people had reported the same problem, no lumps, a year later a gave it another shot and, again, no lumps. Here we are again for the 3rd and last time, no lumps.

This is my second bag and just like the first most of the limp is broken down to small pieces and dust. No prows larger than a golf ball. Due to small pieces it does not burn clean as not enough air flow is cut off.