Tanzania Peaberry Coffee, Mount Kilimanjaro, Ground, Fresh Roasted, 16-ounce

Very good coffee. This is GROUND --- NOT BEANS.

Intense. Fills your entire palate with delightful flavor. That volcanic terroir really adds depth. You gotta try this.

I was lucky to live on Kauai for a couple of years. The single largest coffee plantation in the United States is located there. That is when I first learned and came to love peaberry coffee. Now it’s my preferred coffee. This is the second I’ve tried from Tanzania and they couldn’t be more different. This is way too finely ground for drip/pour over/french press brewing. It makes for a muddy coffee experience albeit still with great flavor. If you’re looking for a great espresso grind this is for you. If not, there are better options.

Delicious, smooth and fresh coffee. A very reasonable price for the coveted peaberry. Would buy again.

Naturally sweet, but not overly sweet. Very smooth and fresh.

The worst coffee I ever tasted. I bought this thinking it would be good but the product came stale and not fresh. I rarely buy ground coffee because of that reason but once in a while you'll come across one that just doesn't hit the spot. I prefer to buy whole bean, but even those sometimes you can't trust. I would not recommend buying this type of coffee from them. Try another brand.

I am trying out a number of different varieties offered by Volcanica Coffee company, and I have not been disappointed with any of them. They all are fresh, flavorful, and a better grade of coffee all around than the more "common" brands. The Tanzania Peaberry is no exception, and is fantastic when just made. The only critique I can offer is that if you let it sit on the warmer for about an hour, I got a trace of bitterness there but that is to be expected. There are some nice lighter flavor elements to this coffee that you are not going to get with just "regular" coffee, and yes, I drink "regular" coffee too. I do find with time, I am drinking more of the Volcanica Coffee though, and I am enjoying it.

I accidentally ordered ground instead of whole bean. Sadly this is too fine of a grind for coffee. This is closer to an espresso grind and I thought the coffee had some bitterness as a result. I use a Mocamaster brewer and normally have excellent results with a coarse grind.