Roast Ridge Coffee Portion Packs 2 oz, Light Roast, Breakfast Blend, 40 Ct

In the vast landscape of morning brews, Roast Ridge Coffee's Breakfast Blend has distinguished itself as a cut above the rest. First and foremost, the moment you open the 2-ounce package, you're greeted by an invigorating aroma that promises a delightful coffee experience. Spoiler alert: it delivers. Let's talk flavor. This blend strikes a remarkable balance—smooth yet robust, with just the right hint of acidity to awaken your senses without overwhelming them. It's the kind of coffee that can genuinely transform your mornings, setting a positive tone for the day ahead. Now, about the price point: I find it to be entirely reasonable for the quality you're getting. This isn't bargain-bin coffee, nor does it claim to be. What it offers is a high-quality experience that justifies its cost. You're not just paying for coffee; you're investing in a quality morning ritual. In summary, Roast Ridge Coffee's Breakfast Blend checks all the boxes for me. Delicious, aromatic, and fairly priced—it's a cup of coffee that's hard to beat. If you're on the fence, give it a try. Your mornings will thank you.

Nice single pot coffee bags. The breakfast blend is good but a bit weaker than the other blend that is a bit more robust. If you like a more mild flavor with your coffee then this is a great choice.

Pack makes alot of coffee not just 1 or 2 people; maybe 5-7 large cups. Will buy more!

A box of 40 premeasured packets of coffee, each of which makes a single pot of coffee, for $29.99 is an economical way to purchase coffee for the office or home. What size pot? Neither the product page on Amazon nor the packets specifies what size pot of coffee can be made with a single packet. I assume that a 10-12 cup pot is standard, depending on how strong one wants the coffee. Although it comes in premeasured packets, you can simply cut a packet open and make a single drip cup of coffee, or add a little more to a pot for stronger coffee. This is not a “gourmet” coffee. It is a good tasting, breakfast blend, meaning light to medium roast. It is comparable to the normal, everyday coffee like Folgers, Maxwell House, or store brands. I would assume that one would purchase 40 premeasured packets of standard coffee, if one was using it for a break-room, etc. As I noted above, this is not the kind of coffee that one would buy, if one were wanting to enjoy that single cup of one’s favorite roast, origin of coffee, etc. I was surprised to find that the box contained a quantity of filters for the usual drip coffee pot. To sum up, Roast Ridge Coffee Breakfast Blend, 40 Premeasured 2.0 oz. Portion Pack for Single Pot of Coffee is an economical way of getting a good tasting coffee for the office break room.

I'm somebody who drinks my coffee black I also like my coffee to be strong as well period the problem with most coffee is that they tend to get very bitter the more strong they are. I don't like bitter coffee. The Colombian roas the perfect One part acidity and 2 parts smoothness. The individual pouches are very handy as well because the coffee never has a chance to get stale.

Not really my favorite coffee. I must love stronger coffee than I thought, but this is just very weak. We recieved a box of the breakfast blend, and we use a percolator for grind coffee or compostable pods for the keurig. Anyhow, this coffee is so weak you can see the bottom of the mug. Add cream and you have just wasted more. I'm so bummed. As you know, you can't just add more grounds or you end up with ground coffee stew. The plus to me is that it does have great aroma, so I am going to make a coffee scrub with it! Caffeinated body scrubs are glorious. Waste not, want not! Would also be amazing in a cold processed soap bar. I love this option, and for that reason I will give 3 stars. But if you like strong coffee, this isn't your bag.

reasonable price, good coffee, handy package.

I usually buy my beans local, organic and freshly roasted. I grind them every morning and brew them to gold cup standards with a Breville drip machine. But sometimes I want coffee at work and I need pre-ground for the office coffee pot. I don't expect the quality of my morning cup but I want something full bodied and enjoyable. I gave Roast Ridge a try and was pleasantly surprised. Using one package in a 8 cup drip brewer yielded a strong pot of coffee. If you like your coffee about the strength of a breakfast diner, a package would easily brew 12 cups. The flavor of the breakfast blend was good - nothing special but it did have the brighter notes expected in a breakfast blend.. And, at about a buck for a pot of coffee, Roast Ridge is a compelling bargain.