Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Medium Roast Organic Whole Bean Coffee - Hundred Mile 12 Ounce Bag with Flavor Notes of Jam and Toffee

I have been drinking coffee for decades. I have tried perhaps 100 or so Organic Coffees over the years. I am partial to light/medium roasts, which this is. The balance of acidity, flavor, and boldness Ive found in Hundred Mile is completely unmatched. It is expensive, so I only buy it for special occasions. I believe it is worth the price.

My favorite coffee from one of the best roasters out there. Sweet and complex, it is a good all-day drinking coffee that, if kept warm, retains its flavor. I really appreciate the unique notes, which it says are apple jam, toffee, and chocolate. I'm not sure my palate is that refined to say I taste all those things exactly, but there is definitely a smooth, subtle sweetness that is bright with no acidity or aftertaste. Comes out perfect every time with the pour-over method; have not tried drip or other methods.

Our go to coffee. The best!

I used this product to make coffee and soup stock. Yes, a whole 2 beans were used in making soup stock. I will also grind a whole bean for BBQ or steak sauce as a seasoning for it. But back to coffee, the important part. Makes a great cup when using my french press. Bought this stumptown coffee on sale and worth the purchase. Nice head, good color, crisp fall taste.

Nice flavor wish it was strong

My favorite coffee roaster, no wonder Chris Thile wrote a song about them.

This could be my favorite!

Well what did I like? Hmm. They are beans that I can grind on my own. What did I dislike? The video explains it all. There just really is no taste. All of what you are about to hear and read are only my opinion, in my experience. This is my review of the Stumptown Coffee Roasters Medium Roast Organic Whole Bean Coffee Hundred Mile variety with Flavor Notes of Jam and Toffee So I've been on a quest to find a Good Coffee. It started with grinding beans, instead of taking ground coffee. That did make an impressive lift in my experience! Just grinding beans does make a difference. As I've gone out and experienced different coffees, including local eclectic coffee shops, and Starbucks, and Denny's, and McDonald's, one thing has become very clear: There are a lot of different coffees out there! The best of my experiences, in my opinion, of the store bought brewed coffees? McDonald's, without hesitation. Starbucks is consistent in all countries from the United States to Chile to Argentina -- Starbucks is burned to a crisp, in my opinion. It isn't good coffee, but it is consistent coffee. I tried this Stumptown coffee because it was highly rated five stars on Amazon. What I found was not five stars in my book at all.

The coffee beans were delivered promptly accordingly to delivery schedule. The taste of the flavour of CITRUS & DARK CHOCOLATE is very pleasant. I like it.