I purchased this coffee online and was a little concerned because the only flavor available for purchase on the website was Native Pecan. Generally, we don’t go for flavored coffees in our house, but everyone has LOVED this coffee. A word of warning, it is pre-ground and it is fairly finely ground, so if you plan on using it in a percolator, you might want to use a disk filter. No problems with auto-drip, though. Haven’t tried it with a French press, but I’m guessing it would not be ideal. Again, the flavor cannot be beat—was sad when the bag was gone and I just HAD to repurchase. And how about that packaging art? Love it all.

My husband tried this brand in the morning blend and really liked its flavor. He’s going to try cold pressing it to see how it turns out!

This coffee is roasted and ground in Houston, Texas. They offer some great flavors, including Texas Cinnamon.

Great Coffee using it for Years! The Pecan is our favorite. We don't like pods we enjoy making it by the pot! Less Waist for the environment too!

Please get back in stock Texas Cinnamon!!! This is my favorite coffee.

Pecan Blend flavor is our favorite

Great flavor and price. Husband's favorite coffee.

We love this coffee and drink it everyday. We have been purchasing this coffee at Sama for two years and hope they continue to stock it.

Bright and Early is a decent coffee, and must thank fellow reviewers for that information. Price was also a consideration, and Sam’s Club price was fair. Delivery was top notch, and that is why I opt to shop online. 4 Stars.

some years ago real native pecans used and taste. was wonderful new generation running business and recipe has changed with artificial pecan flavor and funky aftertaste despite label stating "Natural Pecan"....so disappointed and can't brew another cup...returning as it was about $30 for 2.5 pounds of bad aftertaste... why does the "next generation" mess with the good stuff their ancestors make??? unless you're into artificial aftertaste that ruins the entire taste, avoid this overpriced coffee before tariffs make it even more expensive... I guess the state of Texas list it's natural pecan groves?