Colombian Supremo Coffee, Whole Bean, Fair Trade, Fresh Roasted, 16-ounce

I’ve tried quite a few different coffees from Volcanica Coffee Company now, and overall they’ve been excellent. I’ve brewed them with my Chemex, standard pour-over, French press, and other setups, and the whole-bean coffees have consistently been fresh, aromatic, and noticeably better than most store-bought coffee. One of the best things about Volcanica is the variety. The different origins actually taste different from one another, so it’s been fun trying them side by side and figuring out which ones I like best. The Costa Rica Tarrazu is still one of my favorites. It’s smooth, clean, bright, and nicely balanced with a little citrus-like character and sweetness. Very easy to drink and something I could use as a daily coffee. The Guatemala Huehuetenango was also excellent. Smooth, flavorful, and another easy 5/5. Definitely one I’d buy again. The Colombian Supremo is exactly what I’d expect from a good classic Colombian coffee. Balanced, familiar, easy to drink, and just a really solid everyday bean. Nothing overly weird or experimental, just a very good classic coffee. The Brazil Bracosta Estate was another good one. Smooth, enjoyable, and easy to brew. Another 5/5 for me and a good choice if you want something different from the brighter coffees. The Bolivia Peaberry remains one of the more interesting ones I’ve tried. It has a richer, fuller-bodied character and a deeper flavor than some of the others. My original bag may have been a little older, but it was still very good and I’d still rate it 5/5. The Mexican Medium Roast was smooth, balanced, slightly nutty, and mildly sweet. It’s mellow and easy to drink, and works well as a more traditional everyday cup. The only one I really wasn’t a fan of was the Pumpkin Spice pre-ground coffee. For now I’d give that one a 2/5. It just didn’t do much for me compared to the whole-bean options. I do want to try it again if I can get a whole-bean bag, because I think that would give it a much better chance. At this point, my rough ranking would be: Costa Rica Tarrazu – 5/5 Guatemala Huehuetenango – 5/5 Colombian Supremo – 5/5 Brazil Bracosta Estate – 5/5 Bolivia Peaberry – 5/5 Mexican Medium Roast – 5/5 Pumpkin Spice Pre-Ground – 2/5 Overall, I’ve been very happy with Volcanica. The whole-bean options have been consistently good, there’s a lot of variety, and it’s a great way to try coffees from different regions without everything tasting the same. Definitely recommend the whole-bean coffees if you’re looking to step up your home brewing setup.

Great value for the money and excellent tasting coffee

A decent coffee. Good taste, nothing that knocked my socks off. There are others that are just as good for less money.

I was a bit reluctant because I didn’t know about this company, but after reading the package, I thought I would take a try. Very, very good coffee. I certainly purchased again. If you like a hearty coffee, you will like this.

Good coffee taste good

I was really looking forward to this coffee, it gets great reviews and visiting their website leaves no doubt this is a quality company. I promptly received my order through Amazon Prime, checked the date on the bag and it was roasted two weeks ago so I opened it up the bag and it smells amazing. Poured the beans into the hopper of my Saeco Incanto and noticed they were roasted lighter than I normally buy, a milk chocolate color but I expected a lighter roast from the reviews. I hit go and my grinder came to life and soon I had a fresh cup of great smelling coffee. Now the important part, taste. It is smooth, no off flavors and very low acid, the problem is the lack of flavor. A light to medium body but so bland and such a disappointment. I think I will blend it with another dark bean coffee I have so as to not waste it but I won't be getting this one again. I will however try another coffee from this company, they have a great offering and the quality is top notch. My go to coffee is Starbucks Colombian but keep trying new ones to someday find that coffee utopia.

I’m a coffee guy. I’ve been a coffee guy for many decades. I used to drink that one coffee that everyone drinks but, not everyone likes. Some people say, “ It tastes like they over roasted it.” Some say it tastes burnt. I was kind of middle of the road on whether I liked it or, was just caught up in the trend. So, I decided to venture into the rabbit hole of Google and explore coffee. I knew what I liked, knew what I didn’t. I tried a “Hawaiian” type.’it turned out that it was only 10% Hawaiian. But, it was Arabica. I really liked it until I saw it in my local grocery store. The Volcanica brand was listed as a great brand! So, I tried the Brazilian Peaberry. It was a little too harsh and, a tad bitter. Finally decided to try the Colombian Supremo. It is everything I have been looking for in a coffee. Smooth and easy to drink. Full body but not too strong. It’s an every day coffee for me!

i tried to leave it at 2 stars, but I kept getting spammed. These beans were months old. They had the surface texture of dry sand. The taste wasn't bitter, so much as granular ink. I believe this brand spends a lot of effort to "game" the algorithm. It is worse than Foldger's instant coffee. Do not buy this brand. Buy the next brand, buy the previous brand. DO NOT buy this brand. You're being bamboozled.