Jeremiah’s Pick Coffee Kona Blend, Whole Bean, 5-Pound Bag
Jeremiah’s Pick Coffee Kona Blend, Whole Bean, 5-Pound Bag
Jeremiah’s Pick Coffee Kona Blend, Whole Bean, 5-Pound Bag Description
We roast our coffee daily. ensuring that the coffee you buy is fresh. We use only the finest Arabica beans from the world’s premier coffee-growing regions. Our flavor is what sets us apart. You’ll taste the difference in these distinctive blends and varietals. The surprising combinations of pure and robust flavors will fulfill the desires of even the most sophisticated coffee lover. We are certified kosher by Vaad Hakashrus of Northern California.
Jeremiah’s Pick Coffee Kona Blend, Whole Bean, 5-Pound Bag Features
- One 5-pound bag
- Blend of Colombia Supremo beans and beans from Big Island of Hawaii’s Kona region
- Sweet and mellow with medium acidity and full flavor
- 100% arabica beans: lower in caffeine, more flavorful and aromatic than robusta beans
- Roasted in San Francisco, CA
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Jeremiah’s Pick Coffee Kona Blend, Whole Bean, 5-Pound Bag Reviews
My wife and I have slightly different tasates in coffee, I like mine darker and she like a milder coffee. This one however is just right for both of us. I drink it daily without cream or sugar (which I only do when I actually enjoy the flavor of the coffee). And we are on our second 5 pound bag! I wish we had found this coffee sooner, it is great.
I like a good cup of Joe and when our friends turned us on to Kona coffee we were instant fans. But the cost was killing us. So when I saw that Amazon had their new grocery line I was on it checking out their price. This is a great cup of Kona for the price. I hate bitter coffee – this is smooth.
The true test of a coffee’s flavor for me is to drink it as espresso. I’ve been roasting my own coffee for years, but mix it up sometimes by buying already roasted coffee. This coffee has a great flavor with no bitter after taste when I drink a shot from my espresso machine. When I drink it as regular coffee, I’ll blend several of my favorite beans to get more complex flavors. If you really want to find your favorite coffee, do a blind taste test. It’s fun and you might be surprised at which coffee you choose when your preconceived notions are taken out of the equation.
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