[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love a good coffee that has a rich flavor. Folgers is a known brand and very affordable. For me it is too acidic and I’m not a fan of the bold taste. If used for ice coffee I can tolerate the flavor but hot is not my choice. Easy open package and durable packaging.

This coffee was the only coffee I bought for years then all of a sudden the taste changed and it started tasting like the regular classic roast instead of the Columbian I've always bought. I looked at old canisters I had and realized that the changed it from med-dark to medium which is when I started experiencing the change in taste. I'm currently looking for a replacement. If anyone has any recommendations please post. I will not waste my money on this coffee tasting like weak gas station coffee.

Like everyone else, I find the new Columbian bland and uninspiring. The original 100% Columbian was a few dollars more but worth it. I've stopped buying Folgers after 40 years. Not because their other varieties are inferior to other national brands, more out of protest. I really liked 100% Columbian.

I am very disappointed! This used to be my coffee. I dont know what has changed but i dont care for it anymore. I have been a long time customer and now i need to search for a new coffee. Does not even smell like columbian! Taste like something that just got thrown together and we can get that in any brand. Sure wish you would fix it.

What happened? There is no way you can say this isn't different and worse! Instead of a rich pot of black aromatic coffee, it now looks like weak tea, you can see right they the liquid in the pot. We are buying small amounts of different brands, after drinking Folgers for 4 decades... 😔

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Folgers tub seems sturdy and I really like the pull back lid. 1 scoop added into my coffee machine and I made a delish cup of Joe! I used creamer, but I really enjoyed the flavor. Wasn’t too bold or sour, but a perfect blend for a stronger taste.

The constant replies that only the label changed are simply misleading. Something changed shortly _before_ the label change. The numerous reviews attesting to this are not a mass delusion caused by a label change. Other blends' labels changed at the same time, but their review pages don't have these same complaints. It's not the same coffee I've been drinking for over a decade. I suspect the relatively new owners of the Folgers brand increased the robusta bean percentage, but it could've been a change in supplier or the roast as well. (And if I were inclined to conspiracy theories, I'd suspect that cheapening the quality mainstream blend was also justified as increasing differentiation vis-a-vis Folgers' faux-indy-hipster "1850" blend.) My guests used to be surprised that the coffee I made was a major mass-produced brand coffee, and I converted a few coffee snobs to Folgers 100% Colombian. No more.

While vacationing at Martha's Vineyard, we rented a gingerbread home. We went out to buy a tub of Folger's 100% Columbian Coffee. I emptied the entire tub looking for the scoop, only to realize there was no scoop! Did you forget the scoop or do you no longer include a scoop with your coffees? I want my scoop, please.

I used to buy this all the time and liked it- was given some gift coffees to use up over the last few months and yesterday bought a cannister of this- not the same. It was always a strong coffee, but now seems decidedly bitter, and not at all what I recall before. Guess I will have to find a new flavor- this was a waste of $.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So delicious smooth tasting black medium roast coffee. A decent amount comes in the red container. It smells like fresh ground coffee like a candle smells so good. You can really drink this one by itself or great with any creamer.