Volcanica Coffee Colombia Supremo Fair Trade, Ground, Fresh Roasted, 16-ounce

Very good for Columbian coffee though other flavors are better from them

After coming back from Cali, Colombia where we bought copious amounts of coffee on a two day sprint up to Armenia, we had managed to burn through everything we brought back and the store brand k-cups were undrinkable to us after having nothing but the best for weeks. I did a little research and found Volcanica to be highly highly rated. I opted for the ground coffee as my co-workers who I share with don't like grinding the beans for every cup and you can tell it's not necessarily the same freshness as the beans however it is still by far one of the best coffees we have had and ranks right up there with Recuca and la Divisa de Don Juan. If you are still reading this you have waited too long to order some!

We are big coffee drinkers. AMAZON gives me the oppertunity to buy from different companies and try coffees from other parts of the world. I have experimented with three other Columbian brands before trying the Volcanica brand. Supremo coffee in Columbia is the best grade of coffee, and this is probaly the "best of the best" I have purchased it three times already and don't think I'll be doing any futher experimenting with other brands. The only thing I would say is a negative is the price. Supermarket coffees are substantially less expensive but if you want to give your taste buds a thrill, give this one a try.

Taste is great but not whole bean like the product description states. I bought this to make my own grind levels

My friend raved about it. I have drank it all week and it's not that flavorful and when I opened the bag the aroma wasn't as powerful as my regular coffee. Maybe it is low acidity coffees are less flavorful? It is $2-3 more per bag than my usual coffee. Not buying again.