To be fair, almost every medium roast 100 percent Colombian coffee is very good, and whole bean coffee is going to taste better (to my palate, at least) than coffee bought pre-ground; but this Member's Mark Colombian Supremo seems to be a cut or two above the rest. I drip-brew it for my morning eye-opener (or any time I want hot coffee) and cold-brew a batch in the fridge for iced coffee throughout the day.

I've been buying this coffee for several months now, and I was surprised to log on to see so many negative reviews. As a coffee lover who only buys whole bean coffee, I really like this. I don't find the acid flavor that so many point out, and I think this coffee is not strong, but not bitter, and has a nice finish. My mom and I have a pot in the morning and one in the evening, and these big bags are inexpensive and last a long time. So, yeah, I love it and will keep buying.

I think this coffee is pretty good for the price. I have found it tastes better with the beans ground a little coarser (as you would for a French press or cold brew) versus fine. That's when I get the chocolate notes. There are still some of the "chemical" notes I get from large-scale coffee like this, but I'm hoping that mellows out over the next few days. Is it a locally roasted, perfectly balanced cup of coffee? No. Is it a solid cup of coffee at a very affordable price? Yes. Next time, I'm going to try the lighter roast of Member's Mark, and would be curious how this compares to the Tim Horton beans...

I bought this coffee on a friend's recommendation and my husband and I can't stop talking about how good it is every time we drink it. I understand now what "full bodied" means. It is strong and flavorful without being overly acidic. I won't be buying the "*Big*bucks" type again.

We bought this coffee two weeks ago to try out on a new percolator that we had just bought. We have always preferred percolated coffee to drip but had gotten away from it years ago. This coffee is perfect for our percolator. The taste is smooth, full bodied, and there is no bitterness.

I drink coffee black and I love this coffee. The medium dark roast is soo good. I don't get strong hazelnut or chocolate overtones just delicious, smooth Columbian coffee. I'll keep this in my rotation of favorites. Fair trade, single source, small farm sourced. It arrived vacuum sealed, with fresh beautiful beans. I wish I could get it in my local store but I am so pleased with the online ordering the free, fast shipping and did I mention the fresh beautiful beans.

I can't say enough good about this coffee (we use whole bean). I've tried them all and this not only is a great value, the quality and consistency are better than other mass brands. Been our favorite for years and we can drink other coffees but choose not to and we only supplement with a few special small batch orders otherwise.

I just bought this coffee to try it out. In the past I have used Starbucks French Roast and Peet’s Major D among other brands. SB And P both had rich flavor. Unfortunately, I can’t say the same with this version of Sam’s Club medium roast. Perhaps it is because it is a medium roast and I am used to a darker roast. I will try out the French Roast version next time and hopefully I will like it.

As for Columbian Coffee this is an extremely poor substitute. Members Mark was much higher quality coffee than this. It had full rich bodied flavor. This cannot even compare. The ratings before me which there were only two but showed only one claim 3 1/2 stars with the showing reviewer giving it 2 stars. The acid flavor, combined with the weak bodied, flavor lacking of this coffee clearly sends the move on signal. Too bad the MM was discontinued in the store but what MM coffee they did keep to sell in-store is offered online as well but NOT the Columbian Supremo. Always the bottom line is instead of what the people want. Had to give it one star because no stars is not an option.

I've been drinking this Member's Mark Col. Supremo coffee for a few years now and it tastes good. In the past, I've purchased coffee beans from local businesses that roast coffee beans and I've ordered various other highly rated, whole bean coffees through the mail. While this Member's Mark Colombian Supremo isn't the best coffee I've ever had, it does taste good and the price is right.