Martinson’s Coffee
Irish Creme K-Cup

Roaster Location: Flag of Canada Toronto

3.50(1)

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    Theo Chan, Managing Editor

    1435 roasts rated, avg score of 4.29

    3.50 - Average

    The rare flavored coffee for me but this sounded good!It's enjoyable for a quick flavored coffee fix but doesn't quite hit the mark for something more indulgent or satisfying.
    This Irish Creme K-cup leans heavily on its flavored profile, with a mint element that stands out as the most natural and enjoyable aspect. The mint is smooth and refreshing, complementing the idea of an Irish cream-inspired drink. Beyond that, the coffee struggles to deliver. The flavors are muddled, with only faint hints of vanilla and cocoa, and the coffee itself feels flat and uninspired. A richer chocolate note or better coffee base could elevate this, but as it stands, it's a fairly mediocre option, even for flavored coffee enthusiasts.

    Cupping Method:K-Cup at a fancy barbershop in Sudbury MA

    1 month ago · See more from Theo

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