La Colombe Corsica Dark Roast Drip Grind Ground Coffee - Notes of Baker's Chocolate, Red Wine & Spices, 12 Ounce (Pack of 1)

Upgraded our coffee to La Colombe a few months ago after battling heartburn and gut issues on another (on every corner) brand. Never bitter, rich, bold flavor - adding a splash of whole milk or cream takes the taste up a notch IMO. We buy pre-ground and use tap water (did I lose you all there? Sacrilege, I know!) but imagine how good it will be with your whole bean burr grinder and filtered glacier water poured over that slow drip (collecting dust in the cabinet above your microwave). --- oh, you're still here. See, I get it. We've got kids, busy schedules, draining corporate jobs, books to read, gardens to water, blah blah and I want to spend less time standing over coffee beans without sacrificing that fresh incredible flavor that once made me a coffee snob. Seriously - this is great quality for an even greater cost and you skip the snobbery and get back to enjoying your daily grind (ps if anyone is looking for burr grinders, aeropress, slow drips, etc ....hit me up on FB Marketplace 😉)

Our local hospital cafeteria serves this wonderfully rich and robust coffee, well worth keeping it in stock at home.

Before I begin, read the description... Yep, wine. Who knew?! I cannot explain it. But, if you even THINK you are a serious coffee drinker... get it. ...and then post your review.

This is my favorite coffee ever, discovered during the last few years I worked in Manhattan. The price for the bags was way too high for me to have at home, until one day I checked and found it on sale for under $9 at Amazon. This wonderful Corsica blend tasted even better in my Black & Decker coffeemaker than it did in the city. Loved it so much that I bought it again, at a higher price but still discounted. This second bag was a horrible disappointment. It was missing most of its flavor and all of its bouquet. No holes in the packaging, but an expiration date of only 4 months ahead - not sure if this is typical. I made smaller cups twice as strong and got some taste out of it. Since it's a food product, it's not returnable, though I suppose you could get insistent with Amazon about returning it if it was bad. So, buying it seems to be a gamble, but if you win, you really win big. STILL the best coffee I've ever had. (The Monaco is good too.)

The first batch or two tasted fine, then it turned bitter to the point it was undrinkable. I had to throw out most of it

Deep bodied, full richness and a texture so smooth. One cup brings on a sunny disposition that laughs in the facelessness of procrastination. It has been added to my list of gifting.

This is excellent coffee. A dark roast with smooth taste.

I tried this on a recommendation and have to admit that it’s the smoothest coffee I’ve ever brewed at home. Didn’t really expect enjoy it since I’ve drank a lot of coffee in my 65 years, but this was a very satisfying brew. I will be ordering more.