Fresh Roasted Coffee, Organic Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Whole Bean Coffee, Light Roast, USDA Organic, 3rd Party Tested for Mold, Mycotoxin & Pesticides, Kosher, 2 lb (32 oz)

My favorite beans, we have them on subscribe and save. I ordered the organic Ethiopian and if you are into lattes it pairs beautifully with one pump vanilla and one squeeze Carmel sauce. Once I got these beans I rarely feel the need to go out for coffee anymore and when I do it doesn’t come close to what I’m able to achieve at home.

The best coffee! It doesn't get an icky bitter taste. Smooth flavor!

DO NOT BUY!! Over the past year or so I have tried many different coffees and roasts in the search for the perfect homemade cold brew. I purchased Ethiopian Yirgacheffe beans for the first time based off of recommendations on Reddit that these beans work well for cold brew; one Redditor said that the taste is similar to Starbucks cold brew. So I purchased a 2lb. bag of these beans (because the value was better than the smaller bags), steeped my cold brew overnight, and went to drink it today. Blech. Tasted like beef stock... or cabbage water... tasted NOTHING like coffee. Truly the worst sip of coffee I have ever had in my life. Out of the dozen or more coffees I have tried in the past year, this is the ONLY one that I have found to be entirely undrinkable. Couldn't even be salvaged with the addition of milk, cream, or flavor. As desperate as I was for caffeine today, I had to toss my entire jar of cold brew out, and the remainder of the 2 lb. bag of beans. What a waste of $25. I should have paid attention to the other 1 star reviewers who had a similar experience. Hopefully this is just a poor example of Ethiopian Yirgacheffe...?

The specific coffee is quite good but the only reason I’m giving two stars is because this is not even remotely Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee. The negative mark is because of deceptive, marketing and selling something that is not true to the name. In fact, this coffee tastes more like it’s coming from Malawi in that region of Africa. Ethiopian coffees are very unique and I’ve had a number of them. Even some that are hard to find in the U.S. With that said I stand firm this coffee is absolutely not Ethiopian..

We got this to replace Gobena after finding out they fund Christian missionaries and we wanted nothing to do with the cultural corruption that entails Unfotrtunately, this is a poor replacement, not nearly the flavor profile. It has a weak body though drinkable and not offensive. I’m on the hunt for a better Yrgacheffe.