Ever since a trip to Costa Rica, I have been drinking Costa Rican coffee. It is SO overpriced now that I tried this one. It is not from Costa Rica, but has that same mellow, chocolatey flavor at a better price, and I actually like it better. Certain brands of Costa Rican coffee can have a bitter aftertaste

Good Coffee, Good Price. Costs almost half of what I've been buying from an online retailer. I usually prefer light roast coffee, in this medium roast is different, but enjoyable. Now, if Sam's Club will simply keep it in stock rather to change like they usually do that'll be good.

After reading reviews of Pablo's Pride Gourmet Coffee, I decided to give it a try. Recently, my wife & I had vacationed in Hawaii and I had brought back some whole bean Kona coffee from Kauai. And, a co-worker recently gifted me with some Jamaican Blue Mountain whole bean coffee after returning from a trip to St. Lucia. So, I do have a high standard to compare Pablo's Pride Guatemalan coffee against. Of course, personal taste plays a big role in what each person considers to be great coffee. But, I will say that the Pablo's Pride coffee compares very favorably with the much, more expensive Hawaiian grown coffee & packs a lot of flavor. Really for the money, it would be difficult to beat the value of Pablo's Pride. My only negative is that Sam's Club requires a 2 bag order of 2 pound bags, which is a lot of coffee to buy at one time. Most serious coffee drinkers will tell you that buying smaller batches is better because freshness with coffee is paramount. With that said, there are good coffee containers on the market to store it in. And, buying Pablo's Pride in bean form & grinding just what you need for the immediate future helps, too. I would definitely recommend Pablo's Pride Whole Bean Guatemalan coffee!

I've tried many brands and blends of whole bean coffees both from Sam's Club and other sellers. The Pablo's Pride Guatemala whole bean coffee is consistently both the best tasting and also the most economical. Please take this note to heart from a true coffee lover who has tried many brands, but doesn't issue many recommendations.

Pablo's is a wonder brand of coffee My family's favorite flavor is GUALEMALA, especially for our morning coffee. And we use the SIGNATURE flavor for our after dinner, evening coffee. There are three different flavors available on the market. All three are high quality flavor coffees.

Some years ago I purchased an espresso machine. I then set out to find the perfect coffee to fit my tastes. The dark espresso roasts were too bitter for me and side-by-side tastes tests led me to my favorite beans. Although I found that my tastes didn't always fit my wallet, not until I tried Pablo's Pride. If you like a medium roast with a nutty flavor, Pablo's is your coffee. I rank it up there with Lavazza when it comes to taste, but at an affordable price. If comparing it to coffees you can get at your local Publix, it compares similarly in taste to Eight O'Clock Columbian Peaks. I've used Pablo's in my espresso machine as well as in our Keurig. I prefer the robust coffee flavors and crema that you can only get from an espresso machine but Pablo's tastes great from the Keurig too.

Excellent coffee... no after taste that lingers. Low acidity... great first thing in the morning. My favorite coffee.

Great coffee, beans are oily and dark. Makes delicious coffee. Can get bitter with too many grounds.

I wouldn't consider myself a coffee snob, however im very picky about my coffee. This one is pretty good! Medium roast, not bitter, just a good cup of coffee. It used to be about $13 but now its up to about $15 a bag here.

I found Pablo's over the 4th of July weekend at a sams club in south Louisiana. The coffee is fabulous and the price was awesome too. I looked at my local club store but they didn't stock it so I ordered it from the online store. A big hit for everyone we share it with.