I was concerned because this coffee is pretty inexpensive but...I'm glad I bought it. I personally like this better than Starbucks, Green Mountain, 8 O Clock and a few others. The aroma is deeper and the flavor is more pronounced. No bitterness ( Starbucks uh huh I'm talking to you) in the after-taste. The best thing is that I use less in my Keurig which, of course, extends the already great value of these java beans. I highly recommend at least trying this coffee. It's strong so you need to adjust your grind. The finer the grind, the deeper the flavor profile.

For a low acid, medium bodied coffee, this stuff is good. I've been drinking it for several years now, and I find it hard to complain about. It's 1000% better than ground Folgers and Maxwell House. I even consider it superior to Starbucks, Seattle, etc. I won't argue the low reviews, but want to state that this is a "medium-bodied, medium roast coffee". It's not full body, high-acid, and BOLD. It's a coffee that's more subtle and pleasant to drink.

This is my go to coffee everyday and has been for years. As such I have ordered hundreds of bags and drank thousands of cup of it. It represents the best value for my pallette that I could find. The flavor profile can be inconsistent and varies slightly by bag. Sometimes over roasted, the flavor can become one note. The majority of the product is just right and retains rich bean flavor, however. Even when getting a darker roasted bag, the flavor is still better than most competitors in this pricing tier who mostly are selling charcoal what once beans. I'm not sure if it is a roasting problem or a blending problem, but if they could get the flavor more reliable and keep it in the medium roasted range it would be 5 stars all day.

We have used a ton of beans from all over, even local commercial roasters in large cities. A built in Miele coffee system grinds and brews our product, when it is working (Do not ever buy one, as they love service calls). As a back up is a Keurig Vue 700, that has been discontinued. Having a Bunn commercial grinder, we use the kv2 cup to use our own grind. The Pablo’s Pride puts out the perfect cup. Buy this bean, as you will not be disappointed.

Pablo’s Pride is a staple in our home, all year long! This coffee is so smooth, flavorful and is probably the only coffee that doesn’t give me heartburn. We always have a bag on hand in our pantry and one for backup. If Pablo’s wasn’t carried in Sams’s it’s no exaggeration to say I don’t know what other coffee I would drink. We ♥️ Pablo’s coffee!

My wife and I have been drinking this coffee for over a year now. Our local store stopped carrying it so we had to go to elsewhere to get it....ugh. Anyhow, I searched Sams website and found it. I am happy to say that with a little planning I don't have to worry about running out again:)

I much prefer French Press coffee, but I don't have a grinder separate from my espresso machine; thus my review is related to machine made coffee. The espresso and drip coffee were good. This wasn't as dark as I usually like, but it was balanced and perfect for coffee later in the day. It pairs well with pastry or on its own after dinner. It wasn't bitter.

This is an another level coffee. I ordered at a same time Peet's, MM's colombian supremo coffee and Pablo's Pride. me and my wife blind tasted all . Pablos's taste the best next MM's and last offcourse Peet's. I don't drink coffee everyday, but when I drink coffee , I fresh grind and brew . This coffee make my day.

This is my favorite coffee. I've always been a fan of Guatamalan coffee and with this one you get excellent coffee at an affordable price. Whenever I have visitors, they always comment on how delicious it is! The only negative is that they don't carry it at my local Sam's. (If Sam's is listening, we NEED this coffee at the Dickson City/Wallkill locations ASAP!)

I am a bit of an espresso nut, and I am constantly looking for an acceptable coffee to have in bulk, especially for parties where I could be cranking out 20-30 shots of espresso. Being from Louisiana, I always gave Community Coffee the first chance, but after finishing a number of bags disappointed, I decided to give Pablo's Pride a try. To say I was shocked is honestly an understatement. You absolutely will not find a better espresso bean for the price. It's definitely on the darker end of the roasting spectrum (for my tastes) but has a very classic roasty, warm flavor, and it has some of the most crema from any pure arabica coffee I've ever seen.