Kirkland Signature Sumatran Whole Bean Coffee, 3 Pound Bag (2 Pack)

This is my all time favorite coffee, been buying fresh coffee beans and grinding them myself since the 1970s, way before Starbucks. At that time there was only 2 stores in the city of Portland Oregon that sold fresh roast. Roasters sell it for $20 a pound. Stored in the deep freezer, NEVER IN THE FRIDGE, it will stay fresh for a year, easily!

I love coffee but I love it to taste the way it smells. This coffee is rich, smooth and not bitter. Just full bodied coffee flavor. Love it

I normally buy this at Costco but they haven't had it back in. I love this coffee and won't drink any other type. A little more pricey than Costco.

I use this for making cold brew and there's something about it, maybe the oil on the beans, that makes it work very well. And the flavor is excellent.

I bought a three pound bag of Sumatran Whole Bean Coffee (not Sumatran French Roast) at my local Costco store for $17. The price is right but the flavor is not. It is very similar to Starbucks--i.e., it has that bitter after taste. If I brew it less strong to avoid the bitterness the flavor is too weak. Too bad because the cost of under six bucks per pound is quite reasonable. I pay eight bucks per pound for Dazbog Sumatra Mandheling whole bean when it is on sale and it is loaded with flavor and not bitter.

I tried because a Costco customer said it was similar to the Kirkland Columbian medium roadt beans. This is too dark roasted for my taste, but a bargain if you like dark. Sumatrans can be terrific.

We were looking for a low-acid coffee with lots of flavor and aroma! This is the best ever and we love it!

This turned out to be Sumatran not Sumatra French roast but at least I did get a refund