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.

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.

I buy this coffee every time. Really good and balanced.

Can’t beat the price for this tasty coffee. I keep coming back for it.

Not bad coffee. We grind our own and it brewed up fine.

I love this coffee from Guatemala. It’s not bitter and very smooth and rich in flavor. Wish the price didn’t keep going up every time I purchase it.

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.

Very good flavor. My husband loves the beans instead of ground, so this is perfect for him.

If You ask me to described this coffee, I have three words for it. 1 Smooth 2 Rich 3 affordable. You can't go wrong with this coffee. The only downside here is that my store don't have any more, even after many complain from me asking to bring it back to store. It is uncosibable to me that i have to order online, get my coffee from three different state, when Don Pablo's company is about 20 miles from my store.