Istanbul Blend

Gorgeous taste. Took a while to arrive, but it was worth it.

First of all I must start saying that I'm a coffee lover. Packaging is excellent, although I'm using a proper jar to maintain the quality of the coffee. Excellent aroma and taste, not as strong as other brands I've tried which is good. Perfect to enjoy a nice coffee and record some music. I will certainly recommend it.

Bought to make Greek/Turkish/Armenian coffee with a briki. The texture is fine powder and comes in packaging that is easily resealable.Although marked as 3/5 in strenght it definitely tastes proper strong. Directions say 8 grams per 75 ml of water. After some experimentation, I am using 5 grams per 75 ml and find it quite good. It is all a bit subjective. Although I do prefer strong brews, both coffee and tea, I was surprised that a reduced amount tasted better. Curious to taste a coffee prepared on a Turkish market now! Maybe it is supposed to be very strong. Of course the brewing method makes a difference too (heat source, type of pan/briki etc).Worth a try. Will I buy again? Possibly after trying out a couple of Greek brands which will be brewed the same way as this one to compare.

it taste exactly like saudi coffee

By far the best Turkish coffee I’ve found, especially when using a cezve as directed - really does make a difference. Only downside is the silly seal on the side of the bag which catches the spoon and sends coffee grounds everywhere every time you use it! Small price to pay for the perfect brew though, glorious stuff.

Great for Turkish coffee or expresso . Pick you like. Flavour is amazing. I even used them on filter coffee machine . It was great .

Very pleasant coffee with just the right balance of cardamom flavour, not strong and not too subtle. Packaging could be a bit better as the opening is a bit restrictive to allow a bigger spoon inside.

I tried hard to like this coffee, because of the design, packaging, environmental efforts and all. Not to mention that I expected a reasonably good coffee for the price, to start with.Given all of the above, I was reluctant to write a bad review and gave this coffee many chances. I tried preparing it in all possible ways, starting with the steps recommended on the pack, trying various amounts of coffee to various amounts of water, then used other recipes for getting a good Turkish coffee, too.It was shockingly disappointing, time and again: no flavour at all, nearly no cream/foam (some small amounts of a dark one, though, when boiled in a pot), always sporting a bitter taste that only increased when using more coffee.Something must have gone wrong with this batch, maybe, but, seriously, this was as bad or worse than the random regular coffee I can buy just about anywhere in the world.It seems to me that the producing company has got everything right except for the coffee, and it's a pity.Guys, please, do something about this.