Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Holler Mountain Organic Full Bean Coffee Medium 530ml with Citrus Peel, Caramel and Hazelnut Flavours

I love that this a Fair Trade product. It’s smooth, but not strong enough for my personal taste. I favor Peet’s, who owns this company. The beans were of good quality. The roast color was decent.

Really good quality in flavor just a little overpriced

We drink a lot of coffee at my house and I like mine black. In other words, I actually taste if the coffee is good or not. Having tried a million different varieties, I have historically been partial to a fewer 'high-end' coffees so to speak such as Austin-based Cuvee coffee or Merit Coffee in San Antonio. Both make wonderful coffees that don't taste like you're drinking jet fuel or lead acid that will leave holes in your stomach after you're done (I can't stand Starbucks for this reason). That said, Cuvee and Merit are expensive--like $1.25 and $1.50 an ounce (roughly $50+ for a 2 lb bag). I wanted something cheaper but without sacrificing quality. I found exactly that in the Stumptown medium roast. This coffee tastes absolutely wonderful. It has a really smooth flavor profile that is very similar to what I enjoy with Cuvee's Emporium blend but for a fraction of the price. In fact, Stumptown was cheaper than many of the other more acidic and less enjoyable coffees I tried along the way such as Peet's Coffee from California or Mayorga's Cubano. Stumptown blows these competitors out of the water in my opinion. We buy the 18-oz whole bean bags. I usually grind it fresh the night prior and make ours in a French press every morning. It takes me one minute to prepare each night and 3-4 minutes once I pour the water in and let it steep. If you're looking for great coffee you can make at home that won't give you stomach ulcers and an aftertaste of burnt hot dogs, conversely tastes great and won't break the bank, give this a shot.

The coffee is GOOD! Amazon, however, should be ashamed that, in less than one month, you have raised the price by about 30%!!! That's called GREED, so I won't pay for it.

After much research, I decided ton try this Stumptown coffee that was recommended. I have a really high end burr, grind & brew coffee maker. Save your money and don’t purchase this Coffee. It tastes too green (young) to me. However, It is fresh though. I tried it on all three of my settings; Regular ( to weak), bold, and extra bold. I was not impressed. I give it a 6 out of 10 rating.