Signature Blend, 64 Ounces Ground Coffee, Dark Roast, 32 Ounce Bag (Pack of 2)

This coffee is some of the best there is for your everyday drip coffee maker. Smells great, decent strength for a dark roast, and it’s smooth without the normal acid burn found in some dark roast coffees. Slight cocoa notes, but not “mocha” type flavoring. Just the beans and the roast strength give it that note. This one is my go to for budget daily brewing. I don’t have a French press so I can’t say how well this coffee does with that style. But it works with my reusable filter with my Keurig as well, but that’s a drip style brew too. Overall, great daily coffee, can be drank black.

This is great coffee! It is full flavored and smooth, and a great way to start my day! I cannot find this coffee sold anywhere locally so I was happy to see it offered on Amazon. I know that some grocery chains sell it, just not in any of the stores located in my area. On Amazon, it may be pricier than many other premium brands but believe me when I say this: Community Coffee Signature Blend dark roast is worth every penny! Dark roast coffee can sometimes taste too strong, but this does not. I prepared my first cup using the same coffee to water ratio as I did with my former brand and it came out full flavored, not too strong and not at all bitter. As long as this coffee is available to me, it will be my go-to brand. I appreciate good coffee, and I highly recommend this one!

I was about to run out of coffee and my go-to brand had spiked to way too expensive. I had tried this coffee years ago and liked it so I ordered. It’s so good, I don’t even miss my regular brand. It’s not bitter and tends more toward medium roast than dark but the flavor is great. Will be sticking with this from now on.

I'm not a coffee snob nor expert, just a regular senior citizen who thinks bold, full flavored coffee is one of the joys in life. So I buy whole beans most of the time. But as a retiree looking for ways to save some money, I've been trying to find cheaper full flavored alternatives...without much success. There were a few, like Lavazza's pre-ground Qualita Rossa and Crema E Gusto, and Cubans (Bustelo, La Llave) for $5-$6/lb...however, they are pre-ground to espresso powder, which works great for my moka pot but not for larger volume brewing when I have guests. Pre-ground mainstreams like Peet's and Starbucks were also good, but only marginally cheaper than the whole beans. And the various "supermarket" brands I tried including Folgers, Maxwell House, Hills Bros, and Eight O'Clock were all just meh at best. Then I took a chance on the CHEAPEST coffee being sold by Amazon at the time...Community Coffee Signature Blend Dark Roast. WOAH! What a sweeet surprise. Priced at only $3.75/pound (4 lbs for $14.98), it punches WAAY above its price point. Expecting another "meh" experience, I was blown away with it's rich flavor...deep, bold, intense...almost to the level of my usual Lavazza and Peet's whole beans. Close enough to sub them out. Packed in two 32-oz bags, I transferred all 4 pounds to 24 oz mason jars and vacuum packed them tightly. It's ground to a slightly coarser drip grind which is perfect for my french press. To unlock its full flavor for other brewing methods, I re-ground a week's supply espresso fine (line 2 on my Capresso) for my moka pot and another to line 5 medium fine (look/feel of sand) for my Aeropress, Nespresso, and (cough) Keurig. Re-grinding makes a noticeable difference...it seems to release more oils, giving a good balance of the acid, sweet, and bitter components in the extraction. After re-grinding, this "cheaper than supermarket" coffee makes me excellent shots of stovetop espresso, near coffee bar quality Nespresso shots, and thoroughly satisfying cups of coffee with my Keurig. Community Signature Blend is now my go-to coffee...a pre-ground coffee good enough to replace my usual whole beans without missing a beat. As long as Community Coffee doesn't change anything, I will continue to purchase this for all of my brewing methods. Is it "gourmet"? I'm not sure what that is. What I do know is it is very, very good...AND, very, very cheap. I recommend giving it a test drive. I think you may find it "good enough" for you too. Lol... ツ P.S. According to several reviews, the price of Signature Blend sometimes spikes sharply. However, like many food products on Amazon, such spikes are only temporary as it did drop back to this amazing price which appears to be its typical selling price. TIP: What I do is place it in my wish list and periodically click it to monitor the price. E.g., this is the only way I buy 3 oz packs of ramen which can fluctuate by hundreds of %, sometimes in the same week. ツ

We've tried several coffee's on the market and Community is one of the better ones out there for the price. If you're a coffee lover like we are, then you know that it's getting more and more expensive to enjoy on a daily so getting a bag for under $10 is a deal these days. I would give it 5 stars, but for me it's lacking a little something on the flavor and a tad on the bitter side, which is typical for a bold dark roast (my wife compares it to a dark roast from SB). Still a decent brew and would like to try Community's other blends to compare.

I love Community Coffee, especially the Signature Blend. It is bold without being bitter, and I drink it black. I use an old metal stovetop drip coffeemaker. This coffee is properly ground for use in my drip coffeemaker without a paper filter, although I do usually use a paper filter.

Not the cheapest nor the most expensive coffee out there, but we love their Signature Blend Dark Roast Coffee. We’ve noticed that the price does fluctuate with each subscription delivery, so we continue to watch it. So far, we’re happy campers on this product! 👍👍👍👍👍

I thought I was buying whole beans when I made this purchase because Amazon, THAT IS WHAT I SEARCHED FOR, so I was disappointed when ground coffee arrived. I use freshly ground coffee beans to make cold brewed coffee to lessen the acid my system no longer tolerates. I dont like to make returns so kept the coffee and just strained and tasted my first batch of cold brewed coffee using this brand. I have to say, it is delicious, rich and full bodied. When I use freshly ground beans I typically use 1 level tablespoon of coffee per 6 ounces of water. I used a slightly rounded tablespoon of coffee per 6 oz., for this 64 oz., batch of coffee. I will determine how often I need to purchase this brand and will subscribe. I'm looking forward to coffee in the morning. ❤️