what kind of coffee is "eight o'clock" - is it columbian, african, indonesian - what country does it come from? don't just say it's arabica beans
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Here is what it says on the bag, "The ORIGINAL" 'Our oldest and most iconic roast. From Latin America to East Africa. our Master Roasters carefully search the world for premium 100% Arabica beans. Medium roasted to deliver sweet and fruity notes with a well balanced finish.'Sorry about the 'Arabica' but that's all that is on the package.
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Here is what it says on the bag, "The ORIGINAL" 'Our oldest and most iconic roast. From Latin America to East Africa. our Master Roasters carefully search the world for premium 100% Arabica beans. Medium roasted to deliver sweet and fruity notes with a well balanced finish.' Sorry about the 'Arabica' but that's all that is on the package.
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Truthfully I do not know. I'm to the point that I buy my coffee beans that are on sale unless I know they don't have a good flavor. The beans I got were very good not quite as strong as some of the others.
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Italy...I have two of these. I take one with me when I travel, and brew two potswith Starbucks Houseblend, Medium Roast, on Espresso Fine grind every morning to get my motor started. Have tried all sorts of combinations with other Coffee Brands and Roasts, and this is my favorite. Enjoy...I wouldn't own a coffee maker made in China.
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Really, that is your ?,? What do you deem as organic? Spread out on a hot dry bed by human hands that maybe that have not been washed? Or done by machine, clean, shaken, heat added to make dry and clean. I have know idea other than maybe you should shop for organic coffee and really waste your money on something that makes no difference in taste. I liked the coffee until the beans came in oily, sign that it didn't dry enough. Get a life or grow your own coffee bean tree's to make sure it fits your lifestyle. Sorry I am so crass, but really...coffee beans???
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columbian 100% arabica I've been drinking this coffee for years best ever when you grind it fresh each pot you brew.
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Well it says on the label this is from mexico. This particular plant originates down south here in the US and I would guess mexico also. I read somewhere that organic is not the important factor with jojoba oil. That organic doesn't say much about quality. More important is unrefined, cold pressed, virgin (first pressed). Haven't bought this brand yet, but based on reviews, it seems like the description from the seller rings true, that its top grade stuff.
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According to Wikipedia, this coffee is grown in the southwestern mountains of Ethiopia. It has less caffeine than other cultivated coffee, which makes it less bitter. I like this coffee, and I also like the Caza Trail Breakfast Blend. This is a really good deal. Try it. You'll like it.
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I am not a seller, but I purchased both types of beans. I prefer the Madagascar, but both are excellent.
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I also like a full bodied coffee. I switched to decaf for health reasons; what I mostly found was namby pamby weak decaf. I ordered this item because it is organic and because of the word "gorilla," thinking it would be full-bodied...it isn't. It's a tasty medium bodied coffee though. If you prefer strong coffee, try one of the French or Italian roast decaf k-cups (Timothy's & Paul Newman, among others).
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Columbian peaks is, I think, available in whole bean or ground. So if you like Columbian coffee, the Eight O'clock is a good brand and you should buy whole bean if you intend to grind it yourself.
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I guess everyone may have different tastes, but one coffee I always comeback to is Caffe Vita - Luna blend. It's based in Seattle and Amazon do carry them(not Prime, though). You won't be disappointed.
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Kona coffee is special. I used to really like Mandelin from Sumatra, but found this coffee from Hawaii to be even better. When they talk about blends, it's the same with wine - get rid of the less good coffee by hiding it among the really good stuff.I have never liked blends. However, coffee tastes different depending on how you make it. Careful measuring is utmost important to achieve consistency. But it is equally important to use a slow drip filter coffee maker (Kitchen Aid, Braun, etc).
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It is medium roast. It beats any blend or brand I have tried throughout my long life. I do add a little Eight O'clock French Roast (dark) from time to time when I want a little more robust flavor.
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Dear "L", I do not know the percentage of coffee to the sweet cream added to the pumpkin spice, the base coffee is 100% Arabica coffee. How that rates as medium or strong or dark roast I have no idea, however there is a phone #for more information at Green Mountain Coffee 1-888-879-4627, or you can continue on-line @ GreenMountainCoffee.comLuck to you and let me know what you find out in your comparisons...I've already finished off the cocoa so I don't have the box to gain any information for you there. Sincerely, B Seawright
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I am receiving my new coffee maker today, and i was wondering what kind of coffee beans to use, I came accross Kirkland Signature beans at outlet store for $3 for 2 lbs. and they are def. I mix with French Roast, and this makes a good cup, but the good buy at $3 is no more.
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Use a rich dark roasted coffee. I like Arabica myself. If you use a dark roast and your coffee nectar. if this is too rich for you, youcan always cut it with a bit of water.
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Don't really know. This is the only coffee I've bee buying for years, great taste
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I don't know what kind it is but it is my favorite. I buy whole bean and grind it myself right before brewing,. My favorite KCups are 8 o'clock brand also.