Coffee, Whole Bean, Balanced, 12 oz (340 g), Blue Bottle Coffee

Here’s a warm, personal review you can use: --- ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I Absolutely Love Their Coffee Blue Bottle Coffee is easily one of my favorite places. I genuinely love their coffee — it’s always fresh, smooth, and full of flavor without being bitter. Every cup tastes like it was made with real care If you love high-quality coffee, you can’t go wrong here.

I recently tried this coffee, and here’s my quick feedback: Flavor The coffee has a smooth, rich taste with a perfect balance of bitterness and sweetness. It’s not too strong or weak, just the right amount of boldness. Aroma It has a delightful, aromatic scent that fills the room, making it even more enjoyable to brew. Brew Quality Brewed easily and quickly, with no bitter aftertaste. It’s perfect for starting the day or enjoying a mid-afternoon break. Summary Overall, this coffee is flavorful, aromatic, and easy to brew. I highly recommend it for coffee lovers who enjoy a smooth, balanced cup.

Very smooth coffee. Not too strong. Very nice flavor. Price was very agreeable. Nice aftertaste and excellent aroma.

Pros: ☕ Smooth and well-balanced flavor with a hint of sweetness. Fresh aroma and a medium roast that's great for both drip and espresso. Organic beans ensure quality. Cons: 💰 Price is on the higher side compared to similar brands. The 12-ounce bag feels small for frequent coffee drinkers. Overall, a great choice for premium coffee lovers, but not the most budget-friendly option.

Ode to joy! Blue Bottle is honestly one of the best coffee brands I've ever tried. I love me a latte. You might even call me a coffee snob, which sucks, because I'm not a snob I'm from Seattle. Totally different thing. Anyway, the price on this is right. Blue Bottle is from LA. Of the many things I hated about LA, Blue Bottle was not one of them. I loved to stop at the Fairfax location. There's a smoothness to their brew that is really top notch. I'm also a Vita, Vivace and Stumptown fan, so if we have similar tastes, I'd encourage you to try Blue Bottle. (I also liked the street food in LA and how the fires made the sunset pretty, but smelled like plastic and broken dreams.)