Two Volcanoes Coffee - Gourmet Guatemala Whole Bean Medium Roast Single-Origin Coffee. 1 lb

Fresh and delicious! I don’t know what else to say the aroma is potent? Not too acidic, and a great price for mountain grown beans… I’m sure a coffee snob would do a better but that’s all I got.

BEST COFFEE! I order 1 new coffee a week and have been doing this for months. I've tried over a dozen brands and THIS ONE is the one! I finally found out what good coffee tastes like and officially stopped ordering new brands to sample! THANK YOU I AM.NOW A CUSTOMER FOR LIFE!

Good beans, Flavor was good but not outstanding. A little overpriced and expected more from the reviews.

Two Volcanos is a very nice coffee. I bought it because my usual coffee brands had been declining in quality. I am not the first guy to notice this decline. I hear talk about it everywhere. So I decided to seek out something new. In searching the web for ideas, I came across a blog about coffee by a guy named Marc Wortman. I highly recommend that you check out his website at makegoodcoffee.com. The guy does not promote any brand names. He just discusses coffee in all its aspects. I learned about the coffee berry borer beetle problem on one of the Hawaiian Islands from Marc's site. I had never heard of the beetle before, but now I'm an expert. Anyway, Marc mentioned that in his opinion the best coffee beans are grown in Guatemala. I didn't even know they grew coffee in Guatemala. I didn't even know for sure where Guatemala was. But I took Marc's advice and I searched Amazon for coffee from Guatemala. Marc specifically mentioned that the coffee berries from the Antigua area in Guatemala are the best, but I couldn't find an Antigua coffee on Amazon. Two Volcanos is Guatemalan coffee. I don't know if it's grown in Antigua, but I figured maybe not, but at least it's from Guatemala. So I ordered Two Volcanos. I am no expert on coffee; but Two Volcanos is certainly better than what I've been drinking lately. They sent me an email advising me to try using different amounts of coffee in brewing my coffee until I find the perfect amount to suit my tastes. I am in the process of doing this right now. I also bought a coffee press, based on reading about it on Marc Wortman's website; and I intend to try the coffee press method of brewing soon. Anyway, I intend to continue trying other coffees but I do like Two Volcanos. I have ordered some Kona Gold (or something like that) from Amazon. This comes from Hawaii. According to Marc the beans are so highly desired that 100% Hawaiian Gold would cost you a fortune. So they blend the Hawaiian Gold beans with Arabica beans from Brazil so you can get some of the enjoyment of the coffee taste without breaking your bank account. Well, good luck in your search for good coffee. I hope my comments help you. I am drinking Two Volcanos coffee as I write. I have increased the amount of coffee I use. Today I ground up a 6-cup amount of coffee beans and only used 4 cups of water. This is the best I've tasted so far.

it’s perfect without Cream and/or sweetener.

We know coffee. This is an excellent, light, smooth blend. Leaves a nice after taste. It's all they suggest. Seems to be recently roasted and comes in a fine repeatable bag. There are better coffees in the world but this is better than most. Worth the price. That was the first pound. The second was all dried up. Amazon refunded. The first was good enough we will try again.

This is the coffee of my childhood. I grew up in Guatemala, and this coffee takes me right back there. It’s the best coffee I’ve ever tasted—and I’ve tried plenty—and I highly recommend it. You can really tell it was made with love.

The coffee is great and it was delivered on time!