Organic Fair Trade Peru Whole Bean Coffee, Medium Roast, 12 Oz

We prefer organic coffee beans, if we can get it. ( We’ve been told there are a lot of terrible things added to regular coffee beans , so we avoid that) . Nowadays, as you all know, coffee is expensive- and though its supposed to be cheaper to get the green beans, and roast them yourself, we’re really not interested in doing that- lazy i guess..ha ha. Well, these are actually priced better than the ones we usually buy at our local store, so we order these. The taste is good, smooth and thats that. To be clear, we are not coffee efficianatoes- sorry- experts…but we know what we like. And we like these. Hope this helps someone out there…coffee cup-cheers to you !!

Updated 3/23/2018: This is now offered on subscribe & save, and now my life is complete 😍 I looooove this coffee! I just started drinking coffee a couple months ago and became very picking, very quickly. I will preface this with the fact that I do not drink hot coffee because no matter what, it always tastes bitter to me. I ice my coffee until it's colder than Indiana in January (ugh), sugar before the ice, and a splash of milk to make it look like it'll stain my teeth a little less than drinking it black. I got a really great deal on a Keurig that sat on my counter for about six months before I bought a sample pack of coffee shop k-cups from the store. I really liked the coffee shop coffee, but wanted to try different k-cups to see what I liked the best. After going through a package of 36 and feeling horrible about throwing all that plastic in the trash (I'm an avid recycler, so it killed me a little inside), I decided on a stainless steel reusable k-cup (thanks, Amazon!) and wanted to grind my own beans. Before my coffee grinder and k-cup filters arrived (thanks, Amazon!), I was off to the store to get myself some Starbucks mocha something-or-another. It tasted like chocolate, but it was too much. I liked the hint of chocolate that I got from the coffee shop coffee I had tried first, but this starbucks nastiness tasted very fake. So, I was on a mission to find the best coffee that had notes of chocolate, and a coffee that wasn't bitter. I found Kicking Horse Smart Ass coffee beans (medium roast) and was IN LOOOOOOVE. Oh my good gravy, it was good. The price tag was not good. I went through a bag of beans in 11 days and had to order more. In the grand scheme of things, it's not THAT expensive, but I couldn't justify buying it as frequently as I was. I tried a couple other coffees from Amazon that were just okay, and then found this Amazon Fresh Peru Coffee. Life just got so much better. I swear this is the same exact stuff. The flavor is the exact same, it's fair trade and organic, just like Kicking Horse, and the price is unbeatable! The only thing that would make it better is if was offered on subscribe and save!! I'd buy it every month and wouldn't even feel bad about it.

Not the strongest blend, but then it is a medium roast. It's a smoother cup, nothing like French Roast, more like Columbian. I'm a bit biased as a dark coffee drinker, but for the price, it's good! if you grind the beans and make it in a French Press, you'll get a lot more flavor than if you use a drip or put it in a Kcup. For an Amazon brand, this was worth trying.

Love this whole bean single origin organic coffee! Delicious and low acid! I immediately put it on a monthly subscription! Try it you'll like it! 💕

Personally, I found it a little bitter compared to my normal roast. It's perfectly okay and the price was reasonable.

Delicious coffee. So worth it. Thank you. I will buy again

I tried every currently available Amazon Fresh coffee, Peru and (surprisingly) Light Roast were my favorites. None were bad, but both Peru and Light Roast made me think "this is a good coffee I could drink every day". Maybe not the best coffee you ever tasted, but darn good. Peru I tried both ground and then whole bean after I bought an Amazon Basics coffee grinder, and the Peru coffee was consistently good. I learned a trick from ChatGPT it called "the pulse method" using a grinder. Instead of using the grinder for 10 seconds all at once, do 3 or 4 small 3-second grind sessions, which grinds the beans a little more evenly. Again none of the coffees were bad, but Peru and Light Roast were very good to my tastes. Light Roast is super smooth, kind of like Hawaiian coffee. By the way, if you like Colombian coffee, I prefer the Maxwell House brand to Amazon's Colombian. But Amazon's coffees in the 12 ounce bags are inexpensive enough you can try them all and see what you like.

Nice price for organic beans.Balance taste , good for latte .It roasted 2 months when I received .Keep this subscription , hope it is as fresh as possible every time I receive it.And the first time I bought it, it only cost 7 dollars, but the second time I want to order it, the price had risen to 9 dollars.