Single Serve Pods

Ready to serve Costa coffee was available at my son's nearby convenience store but they replaced with a different brand. He really enjoyed it so I surprised him with pods. Also bought him a bag (beans not ground). It's the economical way to go. He said it tastes just as good as from the store.

I first had this coffee from a bean grinding coffee maker in the Holiday Inn Express. It was really, really good. Wish I could have the bean grinder setup at my house, but I have to settle for the k-cups. Expensive but good.

The coffee pods don’t taste as good as the fresh brew, but you still get the same cost of taste and if you travel a lot and you like Costa, this is a great replacement to get that travel feel reminds me of England and Ireland

I first notice the smell of the brewed coffee. I have to drink decaff, and this coffee is almost as good as Donut House. It is as good as some other decaff coffee I have drank. Good aroma and taste. I may be partial, because my last name is COSTA. No relation. If you drink decaff, give this a try. It's worth it.

Good coffee....

Coffee taste is very subjective. If you prefer a light roast then this may be for you.

much better than most decafs. As cited by some the taste is different supposedly more akin to what the Brits enjoy. I enjoyed the strong slightly bitter taste. Too bad the product description listed the order point at 60 pods but only delivered 10. Amazon acknowledged the glitch and refunded my purchase price.

So excited to see that the Keurig capsules are as wonderful as they are