Fresh Roasted CoffeeFair Trade Organic Ethiopian Sidamo, 2 lb (32 oz), Light Roast, Kosher, Whole Bean

Ah, coffee. The elixir of life, the potent fuel for each morning in this dystopian, late-stage capitalism hellscape we call 2023. But even amongst the vast ocean of coffee beans, some shine brighter than others. And let me tell you, the Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Kochere, roasted to perfection by Fresh Roasted Coffee, is a true star.From the moment you pop open the unassuming packaging, a wave of intoxicating aroma washes over you. It's a symphony of fruit notes, a chorus of citrus and floral sweetness, promising a sensory experience unlike any other.And then you take that first sip. It's like a sunrise on your tongue, a burst of sunshine in a cup. The medium roast allows the delicate flavors of the bean to shine through, creating a harmonious balance of citrusy brightness and subtle floral undertones. Unlike some coffees that assault your taste buds with bitterness, this Yirgacheffe is smooth and gentle, a gentle caress on the palate that leaves you wanting more.Whether you're a French press devotee, a pour-over purist, or a loyal drip machine user, this coffee adapts like a chameleon to your preferred brewing method. Each method unlocks new facets of its complex character, revealing hidden depths of flavor that will keep you coming back for more. It's a testament to the bean's quality that it can sing its unique song no matter how you choose to brew it.But this coffee is more than just a delicious beverage. It's a moment of pure sensory pleasure, a respite from the daily grind. It's a reminder of the simple things in life, the ones we so often forget in our hurried world. With each sip, you're transported to a sun-drenched Ethiopian coffee farm, surrounded by the aroma of roasting beans and the laughter of hardworking farmers. It's a moment of peace and tranquility, a chance to reconnect with your senses and appreciate the beauty of the world around you.For the true coffee lover, the Yirgacheffe is more than just a pick-me-up; it's a ritual, a celebration of the bean and the joy it brings. It's a journey of discovery, a chance to explore the infinite possibilities of coffee and the ways it can enrich our lives.So, if you're looking for a coffee experience that will awaken your senses and leave you wanting more, look no further than the Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Kochere. It's a coffee that will change the way you experience coffee, forever.Pros:Complex and nuanced flavor profile with a perfect balance of citrus and floral notes.Adapts to different brewing methods, offering endless possibilities for exploration.Smooth and gentle on the palate, without any bitterness or harshness.A sensory experience that is both stimulating and calming, transporting you to a world of peace and tranquility.A reminder to slow down and appreciate the simple things in life, like a perfectly brewed cup of coffee.Cons:Might be too delicate for those who prefer a stronger coffee experience.Requires a bit more care and attention than your average cup of joe.Final verdict: 5/5 stars. This Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Kochere is a must-try for any coffee lover who appreciates quality, complexity, and a truly unique coffee experience. It's a journey for your senses, a celebration of the bean, and a reminder that coffee is more than just a drink; it's an art form.

First of all I am a Dark roast kind of guy. I like the stronger, fuller flavor.I also have been a fan of Ethiopian coffee since I found if by accident several years ago. It is darn near impossible to find here in Texas. So I am very happy to have found this. It meets my expectations in terms of flavor and beats it in terms of cost.I just finished my first 5 pound bag and am ordering another. I really wish if came ground, but heck. I have a coffee grinder.

I was very skeptical but bit the bullet and bought the big bag and I am impressed! Tastes great as a drip coffee but the flavor profile really comes out with a pour over. Will definitely be purchasing more from this company. I’ve never had coffee this good at this price point.

My wife loves it . I don’t personally care for the taste. Still not a bad coffee. Has a bold flavor. Didn’t live up to all the hype I heard about it.

We own a Jura Impressa 59 coffee machine that has delivered consistent quality for many years. Recently I've noticed a deterioration in the Starbuck's Medium Roast sold at Costco. It's gotten bitter and lacks the sophistication of earlier incarnations. So, we started hunting for an afford alternative. Here it is.Other that genuine Blue Mountain coffee (so much of the coffee calling itself Blue Mountain is clearly not) our favorite coffees are usually a peaberry (one bean instead of two etc.). Unfortunately, these are not cheap coffees. The Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Kochere turns out to be a very smooth, rich tasting coffee without bitterness or unpleasant aftertaste. Works in expresso, flat white and cappuccino. Not so good for Irish Coffee (in my opinion).Until we find a better one, this is our new go-to coffee for daily consumption. Recommended for people enthusiasts.

Although the coffee smelled good upon opening the bag, the resulting coffee made in a super automatic Jura espresso machine is flat and flavorless. My machine make great coffee, so it's not the machine, but the quality of the beans I received. There are no over or under tones of any taste whatsoever. The cup of coffee has moderate crema, but no discernable aroma. It's practically scentless, and this is a bad thing. This coffee just isn't good, it's like dishwater. Can't tell if it's been subjected to improper storage, or it's just old. For what it is worth the expiration label states 10/01/2021. It sure would be even more horrible by then! What I can tell you, with no doubt, is this BAD coffee. Wretched is more like it.I have purchased SuperCrema online before, and it makes a decent cup. When available, I purchase Yirgacheffe Kochere locally and never have had a bad cup on my machine. It's been always great. Of course that coffee has been roasted in the store and is of great freshness.If I purchased coffee this bad locally I'd return it in an instant. Two thumbs down.I received no benefits, nor perks, nor promises of anything in making this review. Purchased the coffee with my own funds. Not a social influencer in any way. Just an irritated customer who's purchased 2 lbs of terrible substandard coffee and who wishes he hadn't. Now I have to empty my Jura to get rid of this awful stuff.A note to Amazon: How is the attribute "Sheerness" appropriate to a bag of coffee beans in the review section? Seems like it doesn't match the product.

Was not as fruity and flavorful as other Ethiopian light roasts I've had. I enjoy the Kirkland Ethiopian better for slightly less money, when it's available.This would be excellent if it were served at the breakfast buffet of a middling hotel, but pretty disappointing at a cool indie bakery.

My favorite coffee ever!

J’adore l’odeur et le goût de ce café

I am a fan a Kenya AA and this roast in simply delicious very good quality beans, same price as Costco Jamaica blue mountain but 2 times the quality so wont taste harsh extra bitter and smoky. If u wanna pay for quality not a cool trendy packaging.

Delicious, strong consistent taste

All good