Seattle's Best Coffee Portside Blend Medium Roast Ground Coffee | 12 Ounce Bags (Pack of 6)

How could you do this to me with all that's going on in the world right now? Discontinue my favorite coffee?! Not to get all Lorelai Gilmore but you really know how to kick a girl when she's down. I'm no coffee snob, but I've tried nearly every single vanilla flavored coffee on the market and this was by far the best smelling and tasting coffee on the planet. Starbucks, Peet's or other brands don't even come close. Most smell too artificial, chemically or overly sweet. Seattle's Best was THE best. Hands down. Idk how I'm going to go on to be honest. If anyone at headquarters reads this, please bring it back. Pretty please? My addition will personally fund its production. Thank you for considering.

I love the smooth taste of Seattles Best coffee. Sometimes coffee can be a bit acidic but I feel like this has a nice light balance. This is a great deal and much cheaper than the grocery store and delivered straight to my home.

As good as Starbucks but significantly less expensive. I've heard Seattle's Best is owned but Starbucks but unconfirmed.Anyway, this is a great dark roast

Very Fair price tastes great fast shipping

Flavor Name: Post Alley BlendSize: 12 Ounce (Pack of 3)Some of this review is copied from another user who very eloquently described my recent experience with Post Alley.I’ve purchased the Post Alley 3-pack 34 times from Amazon and more prior to buying on Amazon.Seattle’s Best Post alley has been my go to coffee for several years.That's not because Post Alley is my absolute favorite coffee in the world. It's about bang for the buck: Post Alley offers a consistent dark roast with robust flavor and aroma, without any of the off flavors you often get from cheaper beans (especially that wheaty, wet-cardboard taste that is an absolute disqualifier for me), and it does it at a price I find acceptable for my primary coffee.That has been true for several years now. consistent quality at a reasonable price.Until now.A recent shipment (a 3-pack of 12 oz.) had obviously been processed by a different facility than usual. The packaging was identifiably different -- a black twist tie rather than white, and the heatseal at the top of the bag was so tenacious it could only be cut, not easily torn open.It only went downhill on opening the bag. Almost zero aroma, except the off smell of a blend of cheaper beans. Not as dark a roast, and an inconsistent, coarser grind. And the brewed product? Half the good taste, with, sure enough, that wet-burlap note I detest.So, to the Seattle's/Nestle's folks, if you read these: You obviously know what production lot/facility I'm talking about. I want to be clear: that product was inferior in every way. I'm hoping it was a one-off that stemmed from some temporary exigency. But if it reflects your new intended standard going forward, you will have negated everything I said above about bang for the buck. And I will quickly find another brand to be my new go-to coffee.You delivered a good product at a good price for many years. I'm hoping you'll keep doing so

We love this coffee. Because it’s ground, we don’t have to use as much. Much easier than grinding beans.

Really good coffee!

Seattle's Best Henry's Blend is my favorite. It's robust, not acidic or bitter, with a smooth lingering finish.