Oakland Coffee Father of All Dark Roasts Ground Coffee – 12 Oz Pack, Dark Roast Coffee with a Smooth & Extra Strong Flavor, Never Bitter, Slow Roasted, Sustainable Packaging - The Darkest of the Dark

Delicious and amazing. I love Green Day and I love their yummy coffee just as much. Especially the more eco friendly pods for the Keriug -er whatever- when I am taking a break from doing my cold brew

When I saw that Green Day started a coffee company I assumed (like many alcohol products started by celebrities recently) that it was going to be super gimmicky and a sub par product, but boy was I wrong. I've become a huge fan and wont be going back to the big name brands.

Having Oakland coffee stored and on hand for special occasions or a slow weekend morning can change the way you see and taste coffee. This coffee blend is that good. you learn something new which each cup! Pure deliciousness!

I love that this delicious coffee is now on Amazon. I also love that the bag is completely compostable! It’s great to see companies doing their part to help our environment.

Live in Hawaii where hipster coffee selection is lacking. Ordered this because a friend recommended. I’m not a fan of dark roast but this one was pretty good. Thanks!

I knew this would be wonderful and it was. So dark and smooth, I thought it was a dream.

This coffee this morning was spectacular! I found the taste to be enjoyable (added a bit of oat milk) and had 3 cups!

This is an extra-dark dark roast. Very strong. Very bold. I like it. There was only a slight amount of bitterness as I would expect from a coffee this bold, and no burnt taste.I brewed this using a refillable K-cup. My first attempt was with 8 ounces of water. It was very strong. I tried again with 10 ounces of water, and the coffee was much smoother.The packaging is commercially compostable, but the bag is not resealable. Why? Because the zipper is not compostable? An airtight seal is vital to keeping the coffee fresh, and it will take me, the sole coffee drinker in the house, a couple of weeks to use this coffee. So now what? I don't want stale coffee. I now need to repackage it in a mylar bag, which defeats the purpose of a compostable bag. And most of us do not have commercial composting available anyway, so now two bags go in the trash.