My husband says this is his FAVORITE. he likes a Bld flavorful coffee. Stands up to Cream and sugar. He uses a rich Brown Sugar in his coffee with Cream and I only use Milk but I agree it is very good.

This actually tastes like coffee. Not that water-downed taste. So if you like the mild roasts, this is not for you. Best thing of all about this is that it is ORGANIC!

I HAVE 2 MACHINES SO I CAN ENJOY A VARIETY. NOT ALL ARE SOLD IN VUE, NOT ALL IN K-PODS SOMETIMES. SO BOTH SETTLES IT! THIS COFFEE IS MY FIRST CHOICE AND I LOVE IT! ORGANIC IS A PLUS. FOUND IT ON THE SAMPLE SITE FIRST AND AM HOOKED.

my wife and I tried almost all the K-cups....its Newmans above the rest! we were long time folgers drinkers. We still use Folgers decaf K.cups Retired industrial fire chief and full time RVers. Fishing...Hunting....Blue Heelers

I like my coffee with coffee in it, I other words don't mess it up by adding anything to it! Sugar & creamer not needed! Newman's is a good brew that is pleasing to the palette and can be enjoyed while relaxing & reading your morning paper.

This is the best organic coffee that I have had. I usually do not care for bold coffee, but this is one bold coffe that has me hooked. This coffe is saving the earth one K-cup at a time.

Personally, I prefer mild, light to medium roast coffees. When I put this in my Keurig brewer and fill my travel mug (2 small cups using the same K-cup pod) it's perfect. It's a little strong for me otherwise, but it's my normal travel mug coffee.

What a great roast. Its flavor is dark and rich, and it has a heavy, satisfying mouthfeel and a faintly sweet aftertaste. It's really a soothing blend.

I like a bold coffee without the "burnt" flavor like Starbucks. Dunkin Donuts has always been a favorite of mine. But....I have now discovered Newmans bold - I now start my mornings with this coffee.

This was in my sampler box months ago when I bought the Elite model. This was one my favorites out of the box. The flavor and the fact that it's organic made it one of the best ones in my sampler.