Amazon FreshAmazon Fresh, Colombia Whole Bean Coffee Medium Roast, 32 Oz

I received this coffee on 4/9/25, I made my first pot on 4/10/25 for my morning coffee. I was rather uncertain as to what to expect from this coffee. I've tried other brands that were much more expensive and was very disappointed.This coffee on the other hand surprised me!The aroma when I first opened the bag just about made me salivate, it was absolutely delicious!!When the coffee started brewing, the aroma filled the entire house with a warm, aroma of freshly brewed coffee, the aroma that makes you run to the kitchen to get that first cup ASAP!!The taste was nothing short of surprising & delicious!! For me, this is a smooth coffee, with no acidity, it is a solid medium roast coffee that is a joy to drink. It has absolutely no bitter after taste, it has a very clean finish that has you looking forward to the next sip.While I'm not a coffee "conesure" I just know what tastes good to me. I really like this coffee!!1. Would I recommend it to others?Yes absolutely!!2. Would I buy this coffee again?Yes absolutely!!To sum it up, this is a very reasonably priced coffee, I have paid $36.00 for 2 pounds, this is an absolute bargain!Do yourself a favor, give this coffee a try, you won't be disappointed!!Hope you enjoy it as much as I do!!

"Quality Colombian Coffee at a Budget-Friendly Price - Solid Daily BrewAs someone who goes through coffee fairly quickly, I've been searching for a reliable, wallet-friendly whole bean option that doesn't sacrifice quality. After finishing this 32 oz bag of Amazon Fresh Colombian Medium Roast, I can say it delivers solid value for everyday brewing.The beans have a consistent medium-brown color with minimal oil, indicating a true medium roast. Upon opening, you're greeted with a pleasant aroma featuring notes of chocolate and mild nuts, though not as intense as some premium brands. The beans appear fresh and uniform in size, with very few broken pieces in the bag.Using my burr grinder, these beans grind evenly and work well in both my drip coffee maker and French press. The resulting brew is smooth with moderate acidity - you get classic Colombian coffee characteristics of chocolate and caramel notes, with a subtle nutty finish. While it lacks some of the complex undertones you might find in specialty coffee, it produces a very drinkable cup that holds its own against many grocery store brands costing more.What impressed me most is how well it performs as an everyday coffee. No bitter aftertaste, minimal acidity, and enough flavor to enjoy black but also stands up well to cream and sugar. The 32 oz bag stays fresh for about 3-4 weeks when stored properly in an airtight container.The price point is where this coffee really shines - it's significantly cheaper per ounce than comparable whole bean options while maintaining good quality. While it may not wow coffee connoisseurs, it's an excellent choice for daily drinking that won't break the bank.Pros:- Consistent, even roast- Clean, balanced flavor- Good value for money- Works well in multiple brewing methods- Minimal bitter aftertasteCons:- Lacks some complexity found in premium brands- Aroma could be more pronounced- Bean freshness can vary (check roast dates)Tips: Store in an airtight container away from sunlight, and grind just before brewing for best results. Best consumed within 4 weeks of opening, but that's about the time it gets consumed at home anyways, so it can taste fresh within our normal use window."

I just poured the last 8 oz of the 2 lb bag into my burr grinder's bin.The coffee is good with a slightly nutty flavor and hint of fruit and chocolate, the aroma is good, I notice no bitterness drinking it with half-and-half though reviews have noted a little bitterness and dryness.It's about as good as Eight O'Clock's better roasts like Columbian Peaks but not as good as Peet's Major Dickason's Blend. The price and the taste work for me.

Okay, so you’re probably wondering, “How in the world does a coffee taste like donuts?” Well, friends, it’s magic. AmazonFresh Donut Cafe Whole Bean Coffee is like if your favorite donut and your morning coffee had a secret love affair. And then, to celebrate their union, they decided to brew you a cup of liquid happiness.The Pros:Donut Flavor, Minus the Calories – I’m not saying this coffee is exactly like eating a donut (because if it were, I’d have gained 12 pounds by now). But it’s got this subtle sweetness and warmth that makes you feel like you're sipping a cup of fresh brewed morning pastry. It's like a coffee and a donut walked into a bar, had a couple of drinks, and became soulmates.Medium Roast That Doesn’t Yell at You – Some coffees are like that guy at the gym who grunts way too loud and slams the weights around. This one? It’s calm, collected, and balanced—just a solid cup of coffee without the intimidating "HEY, I’M COFFEE!" vibe. It’s smooth, it’s rich, and it lets you enjoy the morning without feeling like you're battling the caffeine dragon.Whole Bean, Because You’re Fancy – I mean, who doesn’t feel like a sophisticated coffee connoisseur when they grind their own beans? The aroma that fills your kitchen when you grind these beans is almost too good—you’ll be tempted to just inhale the entire batch and skip brewing altogether. But trust me, brewing it is a much better decision.The Ultimate Morning Companion – If coffee is the first thing you drink in the morning, this one is the friendly hug you didn’t know you needed. It’s like sitting down at your kitchen table with a warm, imaginary donut and your favorite mug. It’s comforting without being overwhelming, like a good friend who knows when to offer advice and when to just let you be.The Cons:It Might Get You Addicted – I bought this thinking it would just be a nice "change of pace" coffee, but now I find myself reaching for it every morning. It’s the coffee equivalent of a guilty pleasure TV show—you say you’re only going to watch one episode, and next thing you know, you’ve finished an entire season. It’s dangerous.Don’t Expect a Donut on the Side – As much as I wish this coffee came with a free donut, AmazonFresh has not yet figured out how to invent the “donut-in-your-coffee” concept. It’s just a coffee that tastes like a donut, not an actual donut. (But hey, maybe they’ll get there next time.)Conclusion:This coffee is delightful. It’s smooth, flavorful, and surprisingly decadent for a medium roast. It’s like the best of both worlds: you get the pick-me-up of coffee and the sweet, comforting vibes of your favorite bakery treat. I highly recommend it for anyone who wants to drink their donut (without the sugar crash) or just needs a little extra warmth in their life.TL;DR: If coffee had a flavor that was like a warm, cozy hug with a sprinkle of sweet happiness, this would be it. I’m hooked. Get yourself some, but be prepared to make it your new favorite.