I like to make a half-caf blend of Sumatra and Decaf Sumatra (that way I can drink twice as much!). I'm so disappointed that I can no longer get the decaf version. I've been mixing Sumatra and Decaf Espresso and it's OK but not nearly as good. Please, please bring it back!

first, we enjoy bold, full bodied coffee. with our new keurig, three or four "bold" coffees were included, and except for the starbucks french roast, really didn't satisfy for that full flavor. so starbucks french roast was our favorite, until we happened on sumatra. this coffe has a bold, yet smooth flavor...not bitter, no aftertaste. we prepare our coffee on the 7 ounce menu setting of the keurig, using purified water #we have notoriously hard water#. well the brew is just excellent. bold is not for every palate...but for us this coffee is nirvana!!

I recently acquired a Keurig as a gift and set it up on my desk in my study at the Ministry. I have been enjoying your Sumatra Single Origin and find is as close to perfection as one can desire. It’s flavor profile is bold, strong with no bitterness, sweet and smokey, pleasing to the palate and with a marvelous reverberation of taste satisfaction and pleasure with each sip. From hot hot hot in the beginning of the cup all the way to cool there emerge a diversity of flavors that are utterly pleasurable....enough! Go get a pound or a box of k-cups, which btw yield superb coffee experiences.

I had a coffee supplier some years ago whose Sumatra was my favorite. It went out of business. I then started my search for another supplier. I tried several over a couple of years then tried Starbucks. Who woulda thought they would have Sumatra coffee. Since then this is my go to coffee. Great flavor. Forget about making it too "strong", It just gets "Richer". Several in my family agree. Actually, everyone who tries it. dave

I love coffee! And a dark roast. I drink coffee enough and all day to keep decafe around for evenings. Sumatra is the tastiest bean and the best coffee I've ever brewed at home. What I love is the dense, full body, complex flavors, ultra smooth experience without the acrid bite or acidic properties of a French roast. It doesn't burn my stomach. I need a coffee that can be brewed to zero opacity without acidic bitterness - if I can see thru the brewed coffee in a pot or cup, that is an epic fail. No other coffees hold up as flavorfully to that standard. But a cup of Sumatra flavor can also hold up to cream and sugar - it blends and shines thru. The keywords are smooth, intense, and rich. If you like Starbucks Christmas coffee you'll love Sumatra.

I have had a Keurig for many years. I usually grind my own coffee and use an Ekobrew Cup as most K-cups produce a very poor brew. I took a chance and tried the Sumatra. Fabulous! If you like Starbucks Sumatra you will like the K-cup as a quick way to get that big bold deep complex taste. I like my coffee BOLD so I usually use the 6oz cup setting, however I experimented with the 8 and 10oz settings and Sumatra held up well.

Ordering coffee by mail, is a s easy as putting a teabag in a cup of hot water, the results are the same, no trouble at all. Sumatra, the bold coffee for the person who needs a quick fix for that wake up, get up and go kind of boost, without the trouble of going to the medicine cabinet and popping a pick me up pill. LOVE IT

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recieved a bag of Starbucks Sumatra ground coffee as a free sample. This coffee tastes delicious. I has a great strong flavor - it is rich and smooth , the way I like my coffee and is a great way to start my day. I will continue to drink this coffee every morning!

I could not pass up the price for this, as it was BOGO. I drink my coffee black most of the time, so it's a great way to truly compare coffees. I found the Sumatra to be more medium, not a full-bodied taste. Although it is a dark roast with a good smell, it didn't have a lot of flavor on its own, to the point that I had to resist the urge to put my almond milk & sugar in there. It was basic, no Verona, but for the price? Very good.

I've been drinking Starbucks Sumatra Dark Roast since they came out with it in the mid 80's. It has always been earthy, rich and low in acid. I do not care for high-acid coffees. With my most recent purchase, it is clear that they have substantially changes this coffee. It is now very acidic, and is not a rich as it has been for decades. If you like high-acid coffees, then it's OK for you, but I will not be buying this any more.