Question 1

why did the price increase more than double from my last order?

Accepted Answer

The higher price listed over $12.99 is when Tim Hortons is out of stock and the other seller (not Tim Hortons) is set as the default seller. For some reason amazon runs out of stock and then after a few weeks its back. I always order 4 bags at a time so I don't run out. I really wish they had a subscribe and save agreement with Tim Hortons. After switching to Eight O'Clock beans for a number of months, I found that Sam's Club carries this 2pound Tim Horton's product in their stores for $12.88 per bag. Check their website to see if it's available to you locally.

Question 2

Is this stuff supposed to taste different than the fine grind? My sister received a bag of fine grind for Christmas that was from Canada. It didn't look like the tins on here and had Christmas winter pictures on the side. It tasted a bit different, with more of a smooth flavor on the tongue. I'm not sure if it was beca…

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Trevor,I am a proud Canadien and American.  I lived 16 years in Canada and know Tim Hortons very well.Tim Hortons has 3 grades of coffee and that is why sometimes the coffee taste different.As for these beans, it well depend on how much you grind it as well as the amount of beans you use.  Always fresh grind right before brewing, keep the coffee in the freezer and most important once it done brewing, dump the filter.The beans I find is top grade and this is what I do.  I find the coffee has a nice round and smooth flavour.  I am picky about coffee and drink it black.  Also, I use crusinart coffee maker because it brews slower.  The slower the brew the better the taste.  Plus if the burner is to high, it will burn the coffee.I hope this helps and sorry about the long winded answer-

Question 3

what is the roast level?

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They call it medium, but as some have mentioned it seems to give you some aspects of lighter and darker roasts at the same time. Has an earthy taste, but a bit of a “green” light roast taste too.

What you get will depend a lot on how finely you grind it, what brewing method you use, and how much coffee you use per cup though. I ground it a little finer than usual for a pour over, since it’s medium roast, then brewed a pour over with 2 tbsp per 8pm water. This resulted in the earthy plus “greenish” taste combo without much bitterness or sourness.

Question 4

“how long is the expiration date from the manufacturing date? adore tim hortons coffee, just bought 6 2lb bags with 151124 as mfg date. thanks!”

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translation of 151124 to American English is November 15 2024......American dates are different ris the month is usually first then the day.  Canada uses British/European  style of listing dates

ASIN	B003YVRX5W
Age Range Description	18+
Allergen Information	Almonds Free
Best Sellers Rank	#32,953 in Grocery ( See Top 100 in Grocery ) #279 in Roasted Whole Coffee Beans
Brand	Tim Hortons
Brand Name	Tim Hortons
Caffeine Content Description	Caffeinated
Certificate Type	Can
Coffee Blend Name	Original Mix
Coffee Roast Level	Medium Roast
Coffee Type	Coffee Bean
Container Type	Bag
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 3,158 Reviews
Diet Type	Kosher
Each Unit Count	32
Flavor	Whole Bean Original
Flavour	Whole Bean Original
Global Trade Identification Number	00063209090951
Item Dimensions	8.3 x 12.7 x 30.5 centimeters
Item Form	Whole Bean
Item Package Weight	0.94 Kilograms
Item Type Name	Whole Bean Coffee
Item Volume	946.37 Milliliters
Item Weight	907 g
Item form	Whole Bean
Manufacturer	Tim Hortons
Model Number	9807697
Number of Items	1
Number of Pieces	1
Package Size Name	32oz Bag
Package information	Bag
Part Number	9807697
Product Shelf Life	28 Days
Region of Origin	Grown in Central & South America, and roasted in Canada.
Roasting level	Medium Roast
Size	32 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Special Ingredients	Vanilla
Specialty	Certified Organic
UPC	063209090951
Unit Count	946.35 Milliliters
Variety	Original

100% Arabica Medium Roast, Original Blend, Whole Bean Coffee, 2 pound Bag

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