Kicking Horse Coffee, Grizzly Claw, Dark Roast, Whole Bean, 10 Oz - Certified Organic, Fairtrade, Kosher Coffee

This coffee is very good and strong

We decided to retire our Kurig coffee maker recently. The waste involved with the pods was bothering us and we also questioned the freshness of the coffee in those pods. We bought a coffee machine with a grinder and this wonderful coffee and was well worth it. Not coffee snobs but enjoy a good cup in the morning. The coffee is smooth, aromatic and delicious and we have recommended it several time to friends. Enjoy.

Chat gpt recommend this coffee when I was looking for an organic coffee equivalent to Peets Major Dickinson brand . This coffee is by far the best coffee I've ever tried, strong , smooth , bold ,full of flavor and overall so much better than Peets.

Decent taste and body, but great price for fair trade/organic beans so I’ll take it. You get what you pay for eh

I bought the 3 sisters medium roast It tates like their dark roast 454 hp coffee. Very smooth, very strong, great smell and good crema. Bitter but not in a bad way. But this isnt a medium roast not even darker medium roast it is dark roast i am fine with it as i love dark roast and medium roast coffee.

I've been trying out coffee to find a second favorite. This whole bean punchs above its class, great coffee

The price is good. However, the taste is just not there for me. I have tried the dark roast a few times, and every time I have found something lacking. I kept coming back because I thought maybe it was just the bag that particular time, but it's every bag. It's not a bad taste, but there's nothing fantastic about it and nothing that says "dark roast" to me. It's definitely not as strong as I expect a dark roast to taste, and it actually tastes a bit weak to me. And unlike other people, I'm not tasting any chocolatey undertones. UPDATED: I'm updating to 3.5, but not 4, stars because of a couple of things. Today, I was at the end of the last bag I purchased so I added the last scoop I had left. It actually moved the coffee closer to the dark roast taste I like. I am overly-generous with my scoops when I make coffee, so I probably already add an additional scoop. So, adding that extra scoop was probably the equivalent of adding an additional 2-2.5 scoops, which shouldn't be necessary to get a good taste profile. Also, I let my last cup sit for too long, and it got a little cold. As one other person stated, at that point, I did taste some chocolately undertones. I don't like cold coffee, so this wouldn't happen with how I drink my coffee typically. I don't want, or think I should have, to do either/both of these things every time I make coffee, which is why I won't upgrade this to 4 stars, but hopefully this helps some people who may be on the fence about buying this particular version.

Great clean, mold free coffee and taste awesome. It’s organic. Price is good for organic clean coffee! I love getting it in pods!

Great coffee... Will buy again

Great coffee. This is the lightest roast that we buy (Three Sisters is a medium roast), and it sees regular monthly rotation through our grinder. In general, I find that the Kicking Horse beans are consistent in terms of freshness, quality, and roasting levels from bag to bag, year to year. Individual flavour profiles are hard to review, as it depends entirely on an individuals taste preferences, but I can say with certainty that the three sisters medium roast is true to it's name as a medium roast coffee, and that the flavour matches well with the bags description of "cocoa, stone fruit, and sweet tobacco". Beans are always aromatic and oily, I've never had any off flavours or shrivelled, stale beans. Love Amazon carrying this through the subscribe options, and in 1 kg bags! We have monthly subscriptions set up for our coffee beans, and I've found that these Kicking Horse bags are always fresh and at a better price than any of my local stores.

Watch the price and you can get super quality beans for less than superstore

Excellent coffee! I highly recommend all of Kicking Horse's varieties!

But the it appears to be a bit costly