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@Scottlikescoffee
Scott Greenaway
Member since
Reviews(159)
4.25(159)
159
ratings
Ratings here are based on aggregated user reviews of individual roasts
5 star
22%
4 star
62%
3 star
13%
2 star
3%
1 star
0%
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Deep notes, but needed cream to balance. Consistent flavor that did not deliver as strong of a punch as I was hoping. It has a nice, thick and smooth feel, which may be attributed to the chicory root fiber listed as an ingredient. The finish was a bit bitter.Rated: 3.00 -
A lighter-feeling coffee with an average flavor profile. There were high textures of acidity/ bitterness that rolled through each sip, finishing with a clear flavor.Cupping Method:Vietnamese drip
Rated: 3.00 -
The flavor was relatively weak, leaving me wondering if I brewed it correctly. The coffee was balanced, dry, and not acidic, but I prefer a stronger flavor.Cupping Method:Vietnamese drip
Rated: 3.00 -
Unique but relatively weaker flavor, with a dry finish. I was left wishing for a stronger flavor.Cupping Method:Vietnamese drip
Rated: 3.00 -
There is a hint of an interesting taste and a clean finish, but, otherwise, this tasted like an instant coffee that I wished was more flavorful.Cupping Method:Hot, instant
Rated: 2.50 -
Each sip opens with a light sweetness, moves to hints of caramel and chocolate, but unfortunately ends with a pervasively bitter finish. I don't recommend this roast for cold brew. I am curious to see if a different brewing method would depress the bitterness.Cupping Method:cold brew
Rated: 2.50 -
This was my first time trying steeped bag coffee (I used hot water brewing method). This brew, unfortunately, came across as weak and bland. It was a smooth, even drink with low acidity and no bitterness, but limited flavor.Cupping Method:steeped bag in hot water
Rated: 2.50 -
The flavors in this roast trends a bit more dark. The flavors are also relatively muted, so I recommend using extra beans to get a more robust flavor. There is a very distinctive and identifiable aroma, which may be the best feature of this roast. The the lingering and slightly bitter finish is a a bit unpleasant. If you like coffee that tastes like what you'd imagine you get at a generic American gas station then this is the roast for you!
Cupping Method:Vietnamese drip, cream with no sweetener
Rated: 2.00 -
This is definitely better than gas station coffee, but still something I drank with a bit of a grimace. It was noticeably weakly flavored, but did not have any other negatives like bitterness or burnt.Rated: 2.00
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