I’ve been ordering this specific Cameron’s Coffee Bean for the last 3 years or more and thought I’d settled on a go to quality flavorful coffee, but the last two 4lb bags were noticeably weak in flavor compared to all the other 4lb bags I’ve ordered. So disappointing to see that Cameron’s has obviously cut corners on quality & flavor while significantly increasing the price. Strike two was enough for me decide to never again order this expensive bland coffee bean.

When I opened the bag, the beans looked delicious. They were dark and shiny with a very good aroma. I take my coffee with cream and sugar but also very strong (14 table spoons for 12 cups). With this coffee I am able to use slightly less cream and sugar with a slightly smokey smooth flavor.

This used to be a great blend with high quality flavor at a great price. Now its flat, bitter, stale and more expensive.

Far exceeded my expectations, great for coffee drinkers who grind their coffee. Needs a vacuum/air tight container if you can’t drink it within 3 weeks.

The beans are toasted to perfection and are, frankly, beautiful to see. They shine like all premium beans are supposed to. I drink my coffee black and it's a deep, dark roast flavor. If that's something you like, you'll love this coffee.

What a find. Organic and dark roast for a fantastic price. I really hope Sams doesnt stop selling this. Its smooth and fresh I absolutely love this coffee. You cant beat the price anywhere

This coffee was exactly as expected. It's medium dark, and not over-roasted like so many other darker roasts. It's not the best coffee I have ever had, but it might be the best for the price. I'm very happy with the purchase!

A light to medium city roast, almost dark (full city) with a bold and tasty hint of natural sweetness. As a home roaster, I am not a fan of most commercial brands, but this is one fine roast! If you like a bold but sweet chocolaty coffee flavor, this is your new favorite. Unfortunately as I review this Sam's Club is out. ☹️

Cameron's med/dk roast Scandinavian is not bad, its a fantastic deal for organic, its certified organic by MICA, I guess thats Minnesota something something? The coffee is (roasted?) out of Shakopee, Minnesota ( its not USDA organic) but I would buy it again, wish it had more of a smokey french roast flavor or deeper dark flavor but its okay. I would purchase again at this price ($4.75/lb),

This coffee was my go to for a couple of years. It seems like everything, quality is going down and price is going up. We used to get Pablo's pride and that quality went down so we switched to this. I like a dark roast and try to find organic. It used to be $20 a bag and I don't mind paying $30 a bag now *IF* it were just as good. We don't eat out or get coffees out often. So overall a $30 coffee bean bag is not bad broken down over the month considering how many pots of coffee we make. The beans used to smell excellent and fresh as soon as you opened the bag and our guests would all ask where we got this excellent coffee. But now they almost seem stale when you open them %26 no one is mentioning the coffee or complimenting it. It's just “ok.” That's not acceptable at this price point. They are also not available in the store so you have to remember to order them before you run out since shipping can sometimes take 2 weeks. I'm going to look for something else.