best colombian coffee beans

I really enjoy coffee, and I have ever since my teenage years. My tastes have gradually evolved and escalated. The first to go was any kind of instant coffee. How anyone could drink that swill is beyond me. Next to go was any kind of additive, such as cream or sugar. The next to go was any kind of ground coffee in a can. Some is marginally OK, but compared to whole-bean coffee, it just doesn't cut it. No, whole-bean coffee without any additives and ground on the spot is the only coffee I'll drink, short of some kind of emergency.

When It comes to whole-bean coffees, there's quite an amazing variety. I found Trader Joe's to have an excellent selection from all over the world, and the cost (on a per pound basis) was typically about 50% that of what you might expect to pay in the local super market. I particularly liked their Columbian Supremo. The problem is, the local Trader Joe"s is a long way off and I sometimes run out between visits. Well, I've then picked up some... Read more

We used to drink this all the time. It was a great coffee. But recently we noticed that the formula has changed. Something has changed, because both my wife and started noticing that the taste was different and it always tastes a little weak now. We've tried a few different brands lately, and sure enough, something about that Kirkland coffee is different than before, and we just don't care for it. I wonder what changed?

I purchased this at my local Costco (I'm still a little unsure as to how Amazon carries Kirkland brand?). It was much cheaper (less than ten bucks), but it is some DARN good coffee! It is mild, smooth, and has an amazing flavor. I was a little "iffy" on it when I first picked it up, but you surely won't be disappointed!