I love Tully's and have tried all of their available roasts. I am a dark roast type of coffee lover, but prefer medium roasts occasionally. This Hawaiian blend is definitely different, since it has a very fragrant and airy aroma. It is a unique taste at first, but is more on the watery, super-light roast side once you sip on.

This blend/roast is my hands down favorite. I honestly can say there's not another kcup I would rather have on a regular basis than this one. That's not to say the others aren't good, but for me it's the one I know will rock my taste buds without a doubt.

Tully’s used to make a 100% Kona coffee and it was great! A bad crop one year and they discontinued it. Others still make it; Tully’s substitutes this forever which is a huge disappointment in comparison. It is just ok. Gone is the distinct Kona taste and strength! Ask yourself, how can anything with only 10% be authentic to the true 100% Kona. It can’t. So, they have to charge $5 more per box to make it, then good. For those who desire Kona coffee, we are willing to pay. To call this “Hawaiian” is a huge stretch when it is 90% regular coffee! It taste like regular coffee from the local cafe. Nothing special; just ok.

As a small business owner, I am up early in the mornings. This is the perfect cup of coffee to start the day with. I am not a fan of "flavored" coffees as I find them with a weird aftertaste, I prefer the honesty of coffee blends found with the beans and where they are grown. This is my favorite.

We start each day with our coffee and have tried many different ones. This Hawaiian blend is leading the pack for my favorite. Not only does it have great coffee flavor, but there is a complexity of flavor that is hard to identify. Bold, but not strong, proper bitterness, pleasing aroma- and that something else that sets it off.

We are on our third order of Tully's Coffee. While I love the flavor, there are major issues with quality control. The K cups are filthy dirty inside all of the boxes, I have to wipe them down prior to use with a paper towels. Also I have grounds spilling out into the coffee cup where they are not remaining in their filter.

So, it's the 4th and I worked today, longer than I planned; then I get home have to spend 2 hours working on a major issue with some software...I finally fixed! And that's when I felt I deserve a nice cup of coffee, I wanted something different... Hawaiian or Rain Forest, I went with the Hawaiian Blend; Bold and Smooth. And my Keurig 2.0 gave me my reward in less than a minute...The Perfect Cup for a Lazy Sunday afternoon.

As a executive Chef I have tryed a lot of coffees. I was first introduced to Hawaiian coffee when I visited the lslands. I tryed Kauai brand. Hooked at the first sip. It was full bodied, smooth yet silky...a coffee that was perfected on the volcanic soil that enriches these islands. For Christmas I was given the VUE to try by my staff and they ordered Tully's Hawaiian blend...knowing I like Hawaiian coffee. I is by far the worst Hawaiian coffee I have ever tasted. Watery, unbalanced and just bland. Not worth even a taste!

I bought 2 12 pk boxes of Tullys Hawaiian kcups from a local grocery store. I bought them because we've had them before and loved the flavor. Out of 24 kcups only 4 worked. I don't know why. We cleaned the Keurig. Other competitors kcups worked just fine before and after. We'd throw a Tullys in thinking it's good, it will work. No. Of a 12 Oz. Cup we barely were able to get half of that. As much as we live the flavor I will not buy again because I won't want to risk throwing away 20 cups out of 24.

Let's face it, I do love flavored coffees, however sometimes I just want a plain, slightly bold coffee with half and half. This one fits the bill totally. Some bold coffees are too strong with a bitter after taste. I get nothing but a smooth finish with this one. It's perfectly balanced. Tully's is definitely on my list of favs. Buy it, you will not regret.