KimboCrema Intensa Whole Coffee Beans, Medium Roast, 1kg Bag

This coffee is amazing for the price.It's ALMOST as good as the premium ones,but for a fraction of the price.It's strong, tasty, aromatic,smell well, the beans are not making the mess as some of them, with a nice colour.The beans are rather smaller, but it's a good thing, because it could be grounded better.Even the open bag still smells fresh.It's a perfect balance between the quality and value.I can recommend this coffee for sure.

Item was spot on, it’s the coffee I drank in Italy!Strong but not overly, With a smooth any time taste.Joe

What gorgeous rich tasting coffee. A clear winner, using it with a bean to cup machine, make great cappuccinos my favourite and expressos for my other half.I have tried many beans since buying the bean to cup machine and Kimbo espresso Napoli beans hit the spot every time. Consistent good quality and I will continue to buy them.

Very good for espresso and cappuccino. biscuity with good crema

I've been brewing my morning cup with Kimbo Crema Intensa for a little while now, and thought it's about time I shared my thoughts. Here’s the lowdown:First off, the flavor is something to talk about. It’s rich, with a nice depth that hits you with a bit of sweetness and a hint of acidity. Honestly, it's been a great companion for my espresso machine, but I've also had a decent pour-over with it. The aroma? Absolutely inviting. Opening the bag is like walking into your favorite coffee shop – that burst of coffee smell that just picks you up.Now, the beans themselves look top-notch. They’re pretty uniform, and I haven’t come across any odd ones that looked under or over-roasted. They're not too oily either, which I’ve read can be a good thing for keeping your coffee maker in better shape.But it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. The price tag is a bit on the high side. I get it, quality coffee costs more, but if you’re brewing a few cups a day like me, those bags start to add up. Also, the bag doesn’t reseal, which is a bit of a bummer. I had to find an airtight container to dump the beans into after opening, to keep them from going stale.And a heads up for anyone who likes their coffee on the lighter side – this might be a bit much for you. It’s definitely got a kick to it, which I love, but it might not be everyone’s cup of...coffee.So, wrapping up, would I buy it again? Yes, for those days when I feel like treating myself. It's not my everyday coffee, mainly because of the price, but when I do splurge on a bag, I enjoy every bit of it. If you’re into robust and flavorful coffees and don’t mind spending a bit more, I’d say give Kimbo Crema Intensa a shot.

Perfect coffee, brilliant taste!

Your experience will massively depend on how you brew your coffee and what style of drink you make.In espresso form (flat white, 36g double shot) it is extremely tricky to get right. On my machine (Rancilio Silvia v6) I either got a very strong espresso on the upper limit of what I'd drink, or an overkill burnt tasting espresso that left an oily texture in the mouth. Thankfully it only took 2 or 3 extractions to dial it in and the beans remained consistent to the end. Still a bit too punchy for my taste, but not unpleasant.As a cafetiere coffee these beans work extremely well, with an impressively balanced flavour. I'd imagine for this reason the beans would work just as well in most non-espresso forms.If you normally make longer or single shot espresso drinks (like lattes) these beans may be a bit more forgiving. I just find Lavazza red beans much more versatile and they remain my go to off the shelf beans.

Lovely coffee. I like my coffee quite strong and I found this perfect. It smells divine for anyone who loves the smell of freshly brewed coffee. Decent price for the size of it. Easy to store.