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Copper Moon Coffee Light Roast Whole Bean Coffee, Ethiopian Blend, 32 oz.

You have done an excellent job on every regard.  Initially, I talked with a young lady on the phone who answered some questions I had regarding your coffee and the company.  She was very professional and helpful. I subscribed after that and your timeliness on delivery has been spot on.  The roasting and freshness have been very good. The Guatemalan has a nice subtle flavor.  I'm thinking about trying the Ethiopian soon.

You have done an excellent job on every regard.

Copper Moon Coffee

Mediocre treatment of a great estate coffee. Should be better.

A nice mellow flavored bean

I was looking for a substitute to Pablo's pride

Nice mild savory flavor

This coffee is already my favorite.  Tastes really good and doesn't cost an arm and a leg.

Great tasting coffee

Will buy again

I love this coffee! Smells and taste amazing.

Absolutely love it

decent coffee for Ethiopian (keep that in mind), earthy, tasty, touch of sour.

good coffee

Delicious!

Drinkable but not as good as other Ethiopian coffees I've had

Average

Two different worlds, two different perspectives. If you're used to most commercially available/mass produced coffees, yes this is a light/medium roast. If you buy specialty coffee and bought this thinking you'd get some bang for buck value, this is a dark roast. The signature characteristics of Ethiopian or other African beans is very muted and not very complex. The "roast" flavor comes through prominently, so you are tasting less coffee and more carbon (bunt ash). Some people grew up with this flavor and love the "strong" flavor of coffee and dislike specialty coffee which can be too acidic/sour. This isn't nuked like Vietnamese coffee tends to be, so not as bitter and burnt tasting, so might be the right amount of roast for those used to commercial coffee, but not for specialty coffee drinkers. Unfortunately, this was not my cup of coffee. I am going to buy creamer for the first time in many many years and I think I'll enjoy it. In my photo, there's two specialty Ethiopian light roasts and the Copper Moon. Can you guess which one is Copper Moon? Hint: It's oily... and dark

Specialty Coffee = Dark / Commercial = Light

This is very good coffee and an excellent value as well. I'm not a coffee expert but I have a nice burr grinder, a french press etc and have tried a few brands and types and this is one of my favorites overall and it's an outstanding value.

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