Cameron's Coffee Roasted Whole Bean Coffee, Organic Decaf French Roast, 4 Pound

First time for this flavor and company. Great product. Fresh date for expiration. Great smell out the bag. Great taste. I think I’m gonna like this product moving forward.

First, why do the delivery people feel the need to shove this in my mailbox? Twice now the outer bags have ripped and once my coffee bag ripped. I'm rural with a long drive, but come on people! Get your steps in! 1 star for delivery. With that out of the way, I love these beans. I have purchased several times and they are fresh. Good aroma. Not broken little pieces. I have a sensitive stomach and these do not aggravate it. I won't bore you with details on how I brew. To each their own. Just a nice good cup of coffee !

Some may wonder why coffee would be a "Scandinavian Blend", since there's no coffee grown anywhere near the frigid northern reaches of Europe. The real reason is that Scandinavians are the highest consumers of coffee in the world per capita, so they know what they like. This whole bean coffee is a dark roast with a pleasant aroma, and unlike many dark roasts, the beans are not really oily meaning they won't gum up your grinder. I ran my first batch through my Breville BDC600 drip coffee maker, and it made a flavorful cup without any bitterness (I use paper filters). I dialed the strength down to the lowest and it was perfect. YMMV of course depending on your preparation method and grind size.

I have been consistently impressed with the quality of Cameron's Coffee Roasted Whole Bean Coffee, Breakfast Blend, 32 Ounce. This light roast is exactly what I look for in a morning blend: bright, crisp, and incredibly smooth with absolutely no bitterness. The fact that they use specialty-grade Arabica beans really comes through in the taste and aroma when you grind them fresh. It creates a satisfying and clean cup that starts the day off perfectly. The 32-ounce whole bean bag is a great bulk size for consistent coffee drinkers, and the beans always appear fresh and well-roasted when the bag is opened. It truly stands up against more expensive brands in terms of flavor and quality. My only hesitation is that, depending on sales and local retailers, you can sometimes find this same 32 oz bag a bit cheaper elsewhere (like at big box stores or grocery chains). While the convenience of ordering it here on Amazon is unbeatable, it’s worth checking your local store flyers if you want to save a few dollars. That minor pricing note aside, this is genuinely fantastic coffee that I will continue to buy. If you prioritize smooth, high-quality, whole-bean coffee that isn't over-roasted, this is a clear winner.

This is a light roast coffee, with a good, strong coffee taste. I like strong flavored coffee and I found a happy medium with scoops, I use 6 1/2 teaspoons and am pleased with the taste and strength. The beans were fresh and ground easily, the bag has clasps on both sides to seal the bag after folding the opening. 32oz of beans is a good size bag to ensure there will always be coffee in the house.

Coffee has a great flavor and is also very affordable.

FINALLY! Amazing quality coffee that's not over roasted! Exactly what I was looking for: a light roast but with enough robustness and taste. I absolutely love this coffee and hope it's consistent since I am definitely subscribing. I make it with a French press and it's delicious, will try with my espresso maker as well and report back, but I should say: tons of crema come up when I do the first pour to 'wet the grounds', which tells me: amazing quality beans.

As stated, not much of a light roast. This comes in more at a medium. The amount you get for the price is a good value. Understand that if you are a coffee snob expecting this to hold up so some single origin Peru or Ethiopian, you are dreaming. For a daily drinker and a preference of quantity/value over fine quality, this will do. I liked this better than the larger bags of Amazon's and Lavazza's light roast available here on Amazon. This I would order again, where as the other two I would not. Take that but of knowledge from a coffee snob how you will.