Real Good Coffee Company Whole Bean Light Roast Coffee - Breakfast Blend Light Roast Coffee Beans - Fresh Roasted Brew with Citrus & Chocolate Notes - 32 Oz

I've been looking for coffee beans that make a solid cup of coffee, and I'm delighted to say that I found it!Coffee preferences and tastes are very subjective, and what's good to one person might not be to another, so keep that in mind.What I want in a good cup of coffee is a straight forward coffee taste. No bitterness, no burnt taste, just something smooth and simple.I don't use a lot of sweetener in my coffee, I generally make it in my Keurig and add a dollop of heavy whipping cream and sometimes a teaspoon of chocolate Keto Chow for the sweetness and flavor. This coffee tastes like a lightly sweetened coffee candy when I make it that way.When I opened the bag, I was welcomed with the delicious aroma of quality coffee, and this bean does deliver on that promise. It's a solid bold flavor without being too strong, and the coffee taste isn't lost when I add the chocolate keto chow and heaving whipping cream.Once this bag is almost empty I'll begin subscribing to it for regular deliveries. it's that good.

I have a bad habit of buying expensive Starbucks drinks. I have been trying to get away from buying Starbucks and have successfully done so in the past. Albeit temporarily. Part of that success is having coffee beans at home that I can grind every morning to make myself fresh coffee. And I have to say I am very pleased with the taste of this coffee as well as the value. It has become more and more difficult to find good whole bean coffee selections at the local store so just ordering it ahead on Amazon has been my solution. I will definitely buy this again.I do not consider myself a connoisseur. I am just an average Joe looking for a real good cup.

I have been drinking Real Good Coffee Company Donut Shop for over a year now (2lb bag per month). This coffee has an outstanding, robust flavor without a bitter taste! Other coffees I have tried with a full flavor like this have had a bit too much caffeine for me (getting the jitters after a couple of cups!). Not Real Good Coffee! The experience has been consistent (and awesome) from order to order! The only caveat is that the coffee was unavailable for the month of Dec 2019. I had to try a couple difference coffees during this month and found that they did not compare, much less at this price point! One of the other coffees had a good aroma, but lacked in flavor (even with the machine set to strong, which adds more grounds to the pot a it's brewing). Another had a similar flavor, but at an increased cost! To prevent this from happening, I now have a full bag in my pantry, besides the bag I'm using.As soon as I open the bag in the pantry, I'll order another bag and I hope to never run out again! Outstandingg flavor, great value and and overall excellent coffee! Highly recommended!

1st off, I'm NOT a coffee expert. But I love coffee. There was a little independent coffee house I went to for a few years. I loved their regular coffee because it had "something" about the flavor, or feel that I really liked. They closed & I never found out what kind of coffee it was.Since then, I've bought a hand bean grinder, a French Press, a Krupps burr electric grinder, looking for THAT coffee. I'm NOT interested in espresso, latte's or any of that stuff. Just good coffee. I've been trying a bunch of different brands & types of whole bean, but none had what I was looking for. UNTIL NOW! The Real Good Coffee Co. "Donut Shop Medium Roast" is what I've been looking for.The beans are very dark & shiny (for those that know coffee beans). When the bag is opened, the aroma is not any different than I expected. But the coffee I get is what I've been searching for. I've made it in my French Press, My Hamilton Beach single cup coffee maker, & just threw in a handful of grounds in boiled water on a camp stove. Each time, I'm really satisfied.. I know coffee flavor is a personal thing & some folks get carried away with the "Art or Science" of coffee brewing. But I just want a good cup or tall mug of coffee a few times a day & this is it. So long Arbuckles, Starbucks, etc., etc.Incidentally, the Krupps burr grinder grinds too fine for French press, even on coarsest setting. Hand grinder is better but more work. (Although the finished-brewed- coffee is about the same.)

This is good...I have my favorites notes, flavors or tastes. I'm not a coffee genius when it comes to brewing, but I am picky. I do have my grinds for each type of brewing method and I've liked it almost every time..."thems is good beans." To narrow it down, 90% of the time I find those flavor notes I like and for some roasts I'll get the flavor I like 75% of the time regardless of the grind, so 90 is very respectable and up there with some of the known popular companies. What I like is smooth, some caramel to chocolate hints that is definitely a roasted lightly or mellow, no burnt flavors. It is a little less the target flavors when slow brewed and ground too fine it is not great. My go-to sand like grind with a hint of caking is where I get the best flavors on a electric blade grinder and a slight more coarse with a ceramic rasp type grinder. I would rank these beans in my personal list of about 8.5 out of 10. Scale is major brand instant coffee being 1-2, big company pre-ground and fresh opened brands from 2-5, choice companies whole bean and just opened bag 5-9, small batch super roaster fresh 7-10. Oh...the "D-D" company...6 for whole bean and "S-B" company 7 for whole bean. The last two can be better sometimes, but this is more the average.

A little bitter with a smoky after taste. Not quite as smooth as I had hoped for. Good coffee but not what I would consider great.