True marketing genius! Truly crap coffee. Better served with with economy of price than a heavy monetary investment in swill. Try this instead. It is much better.Currently drinking Black Rifle CAF
I was getting community coffee on line. Now local Wal-Mart has it cheaper and it's fresh. I'm getting their coffee with chicory.I recently discovered that Community Coffee offers whole bean coffee (online only in my area), so I ordered a few bags.
It‘s good!
So far, this Colombian Toledo Abateca is my favorite. Possibly even superior to my standard, Eight ‘O Clock Coffee 100% Colombian.
The Breakfast Blend tastes pretty much like coffee you’d get in your standard restaurant. Not bad, but definitely nothing special. Probably not very fresh.
And the Brazil Santos Bourbon is good, but mild. Need to up the ratio a bit on that one.
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Basically, yes.Never tried Black Rifle. What makes it garbage? Overroasted crappy beans? Same as Starbucks!!! Hahahahahaha OK that was a joke.....not getting into which way each company leans.
Regular Brazil Cerrado – Talking Crow Coffee Roasters, LLC
Brazil's hot and rainy summers that give way to cool, dry winters — the key to its production of high-end Arabica coffee. Most Brazilian coffees are natural (unwashed) processed. This means that after the cherries are picked, the outer skin and pulp is not removed, but left on to dry imparting...talkingcrowcoffeeroasters.com
Regular Brazil Cerrado - I hope this is a good batch. I bought 3 bags. It was SOOOOO GOOD last time.
I'm not a coffee connoisseur, but I do like the caffeine content. I'd rather support a veteran owned company than a big box retailer.True marketing genius! Truly crap coffee. Better served with with economy of price than a heavy monetary investment in swill. Try this instead. It is much better.
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I do like some of the offerings they have but can't find any where on the site where they mention what shipping costs are, how much shipping did you pay for 3 bags?Regular Brazil Cerrado – Talking Crow Coffee Roasters, LLC
Brazil's hot and rainy summers that give way to cool, dry winters — the key to its production of high-end Arabica coffee. Most Brazilian coffees are natural (unwashed) processed. This means that after the cherries are picked, the outer skin and pulp is not removed, but left on to dry imparting...talkingcrowcoffeeroasters.com
Regular Brazil Cerrado - I hope this is a good batch. I bought 3 bags. It was SOOOOO GOOD last time.
Like a lot of sites, you need to proceed - but before pay - then you see the shipping $.I do like some of the offerings they have but can't find any where on the site where they mention what shipping costs are, how much shipping did you pay for 3 bags?
Yes Red Bird was $8 for 3 bags but they are pound bags not 12 oz. I will try that Brazil from talking crow and also the Costa Rica and Guatemala Huehuetenango.Like a lot of sites, you need to proceed - but before pay - then you see the shipping $.
$8. Priority USPS. Which to me is real. I ship every day, yesterday for example I shipped 20+ packages. Sure some co's offer "free" shipping......but cost is rolled in. Not my preference. OTOH, some places (coffee in particular) charge $15-$20 next state over for 2 pounds, which I know is not real.
I think Red Bird had decent shipping as I recall.
Sorry for my ramble.