20 Best Coffee Beans At Costco (2023 Updated)

Cant recommend these guys enough. Absolutely wonderful beans, always shows up fresh. Flavor is on point every time, and Im very impressed with the consistency. I drink it black as the joke goes, I like my coffee like I like my women.

Empowered, bold, and rich. wait, hows that go again? and its seriously the smoothest, least bitter coffee Ive tried to date. It has a natural light sweetness that is just perfect, and IMO doesnt require any sugar or whatnot.

If you, like my wife, do want to put cream in it Im not judging hey on the Sundays I make a foamy latte with it as a special breakfast treat but this coffee is bold enough that you can taste it through whatever you muck it up with.

Highly recommend treating yourself to a good brewing method, I go with a ceramic burr grinder and do it w/ a french press, but aeropress works great too. Drip brew will work just fine, but youre missing out if you stick to drip brew.

I apologize for the length of this review, but this product truly warrants a paean to the coffee gods. I first found Mayorga Cubano in a Marketplace several years ago. Before that, I had been a diehard Starbucks French Roast drinker.

No more. I moved to a small town about 4 years ago, and the nearest Marketplace was in another state. I asked my daughter if she would send me my coffee every month. Her reply was something along the lines that surely I could find a coffee that was just as good her taste buds were accustomed to pseudo coffee drinks that completely masked the coffee with syrups and flavored creamers.

Fortunately, I found my Mayorga Cubano on Home Deliveries USA, and available as subscribe and save, no less!I have converted several people to this brand: the Marketplace cashier, a complete stranger in the coffee aisle who I convinced to exchange her bag of Starbucks beans, etc.

A somewhat morbid example: I served Mayorga at the reception after my mothers funeral, not really an occasion for which you would be thinking about coffee. However, both a cousin and a family friend asked about the coffee.

They were understandanly embarrassed, but truthfully, it was a welcome distraction to the reason we were gathered. If you prefer a dark, rich coffee with an incredibly smooth after taste, this is the coffee for you.

And even better, you dont have to sacrifice quality asa conscientious consumer: This family-owned company strives to ensure that every step in the process is clean. You can be a good steward for the planet while savoring a truly wonderful brew.

Remember that old commercial? Accept nothing less!.

I would take a picture to post if it lasted long enough to take a picture. Im out! I am ordering the five pound bag after I-dont-know-how-many two pound bags. I only just saw the five pounder. But what else is there to say? I have bought many different brands of coffee over my 68 years of living and breathing, and nothing beats this Cafe Cubano Dark Roast! I have another brand that I was forced to try because both this brand and my backup brand were out, and Im tossing it in the garbage.

So this is to say, if you dont take my word for it, that suits me just fine. The more people that purchase the Cafe Cubano Roast, the greater the odds it will not be in stock the next time I need some.

What a wonderfully robust cup of coffee. This coffee is so full of flavor. We typically buy the 8 o clock Dark Roast Italian Expresso but this Medium to Dark Roast is definitely making me change my mind on which one is my favorite! I have decided I will buy this Member’s Mark whole bean and keep the other in ground form when I don’t feel like grinding beans! So happy I found this coffee!.

Pleasantly surprised with the flavor. I bought it needing another item to get free shipping, but it ended up being one of the best tasting cups of coffee I’ve had in a long time. Lots of bright fruity overtones of some of the African sources, great smooth base flavor, and just enough of the roasting depth, without being over-roasted so that’s all you taste.

Equal to or much better than a lot of the way more expensive beans, much to my surprise. I don’t use drip, so don’t know how it does with that extraction method. [Vacuum-insulted press pot, medium fine grind, 190F water, 15-20 min extraction time] This became my normal everyday coffee of choice.

Good surprises are rare these days, and this happened to be one of them.

Eight O’Clock Dark Italian Espresso Dark Roast is my coffee of choice. My ONLY choice. I am disappointed that Walmart no longer stocks it in their shelves. There is no other coffee like this. It has the body and depth that the others lack and has a wonderful taste.

I have an espresso machine but I brew this coffee just as I would regular coffee. Please don’t drop this item from your product line.

Env: development *Drink Colombian coffee. it’s the richest coffee in the world, grown by Juan Valdez* That advertising slogan may be, perhaps, an old cliche, but cliches are *old cliches *because there is always a grain of truth in them.

As surprising as this may be to some readers out there, I’ve been drinking coffee since I was a small boy. I was born in the U. S. , but after my dad died in a plane crash my mom’s family convinced her to move back to her homeland of Colombia, and we lived there until I was nine years old.

Now, just as in Europe children are often taught to drink a bit of wine and other spirits at the dinner table, many Colombian kids learn to drink coffee at a very early age. So since the age of six or so I’ve been drinking my morning coffee pretty much the same way – hot with two sugars and either milk or cream.

(Half-n-Half is okay, too. ) **Kirkland Signature 100% Colombian Coffee – Supremo Bean** If you’ve ever done any shopping at all at your local Costco Wholesale Club, you’ve probably noticed that in addition to selling name brand products such as Maxwell House, Northern, Bounty, and Samsung, Costco also sells many products bearing its in-house label **Kirkland Signature.

** Because this label is used across the board on many products in almost every possible category in your average Costco store, I seriously doubt that **Kirkland **actually makes any of them; I’ve never heard that any single entity can be equally good at manufacturing napkins, cleaning products, baby food, and coffee.

What I think **Kirkland **does is buy huge quantities of these items from the manufacturers at a discount so it can be sold at Costco at a somewhat lower price than, say, the better-known brands. (My guess is that Costco’s supplier may be F.

Gavina & Sons, the makers of Don Francisco’s Gourmet Coffee. ) **Kirkland Signature’s Coffees** come in various flavors and many varieties, but we almost always buy the 100% Colombia Supremo variety.

Now, I’m not a big-time coffee critic or expert, so I can’t really toss out fancy-shmancy terms like “acidity” or “nose” around here, but I do know that this coffee is very good. It’s rather smooth, has a nice aroma and a nice, rich taste.

That’s because the beans used for this specialty coffee are 100% *Coffea arabica, *which are used to make some of the world’s more famous coffees, including Colombian and Kona. *Grown high in the Andes Mountains of Colombia in rich volcanic soil, our Supremo coffee beans are specially selected and handpicked to guarantee you the finest cup of coffee.

– *from the 3 lb. can of **Kirkland Signature 100% Colombian Coffee. ** **How to prepare**: Although I normally just use one tablespoon of 100% Colombia Supremo (or any coffee, for that matter) per six-ounce cup, the recipe goes something like this: For each six-ounce serving of coffee, start with cold, fresh water.

Put two rounded tablespoons (or a pinch more if you like) for each cup; doesn’t matter if you’re using an automatic drip coffeemaker or a coffee pot. (Either way, don’t let the coffee sit heating for more than 20 minutes after brewing; the heat will alter the chemical makeup of the “joe” and will increase its acidity.

And not in a good way, either. ) Env: development.

Kirkland Signature Kirkland 100% Colombian Coffee I buy this coffee in Costco! Good quality and price! I like this Colombian Coffee! I am drunk more coffee before but it’s my favorite now. I tried Kirkland Coffee this 100% Columbian Coffee, it’s wonderful coffee.

Full, rich and the aroma is wonderful coffee ever I drunk. This is a delicious Colombian dark roast. It’s better than Foldgers or Maxwell House by a good margin. I am enjoy drink coffee every morning! I am highly recommended this product.

This coffee tastes pretty darn good. It comes in a very large bag so I can make a lot and get all revved up on caffeine and annoy those closest to me as I anxiously pace about the house in a moderately paranoid fashion.

I like grinding my own coffee and this particular coffee offers me an opportunity to do that, so I like that about it. It pairs nicely with bacon, bagels, and even waffles. It has hints of coffee on the first sip, followed by a bold coffee flavor as it hits the back of your throat.

As you swallow, you are completely immersed in a strong coffee flavor. It mixes well with flavored creamers or sugar and half and half, but you may enjoy it without accompaniments or even mixed with a fine liquor.

Very versatile and tastes pretty darn good. Pretty DARN good!.

always aromatic, freshly ground, delicious! we don’t bother with anything else! and haven’t in decades. beyond that, the price for such lovely coffee is unbeatable. always remember one friend we brewed some up for, who exclaimed.

” wow. you bought starbucks just for me?” (sorry Starbucks. Wellesley Farms Colombian can’t be exceeded. ) to anyone who hasn’t tried it. you will love it. grinding up the WF whole bean Columbian is also exquisite!.

This is the most acidic, stomach-churning, mouth-puckering coffee ever sold. Yikes. Poured my first cup, took a sip, then another. Poured it out and brewed a cup of tea. Tried again the next day. Nope.

And I’m no coffee snob. Love Starbucks, love local roasters, but drink Folgers regularly. MUCH smoother!.

I drink my coffee black and the Starbucks Pike Place roast is a little too robust for me even though the package says it is a medium roast. Starbucks coffee tend to be more stout especially in the coffee shop.

It is smooth tasting to the front of the tongue but then is more bitter towards the back of the mouth and upon swallowing. I really can’t taste the note of cocoa or rich praline that it claims on the package.

I would probably like it more if I was a cream or milk user as that would mellow out the taste. It is great to be able to have a Starbucks coffee in a K-cup but I think in the future I will try another Starbucks K-cup selection.

However, I will drink the rest of the pods!.

A very enjoyable blend of coffee beans. Smooth, nutty and just bold enough with a nice rich nose. This coffee hits the sweet spot between earthy bitterness and aggressive acidity. Perfect for everyday all day enjoying.

There’s a reason this is Starbuck’s signature blend. When I visit a Starbucks, Pike Place makes my coffee decision easy. Highly recommend.

We drink Starbuck’s Pike Place coffee every morning. But we recently bought a 72 count box from Costco (our preferred seller) and found that the taste is not the same as the previous iteration. The new one, with a light tan label on the pod, is lighter and less flavorful than the previous medium roast.

Has the formula or coffee place of origin changed? If so we’re not happy with it.

Im hesitant to rate this coffee. Its so good that I want it all for myself. A bit pricy and it is no longer on the shelf at Marketplace. Weve tried other Guatemalan coffees trying to duplicate the Kirkland product but none compare.

The beans are oily and do plug up the grinder but who cares when you get great, bold flavor.

Not my fav coffee taste. It could be better for this price. If you like well roast then go for this coffee. Bought in Costco for 15.99$. I keep it in freezer

Been getting this coffee for years now. I’ve tried plenty other beans but this is just so flavorful yet sooo smooth. Would recommend to anyone looking for a GOOD cup of coffee. I can honestly say that I wasn’t a huge fan until I tried another brand of coffee right after I finished the bag and noticed how smooth Pablo’s Pride was and started to compare all coffees to this one.

It’s old faithful, you won’t get tired of it because it’s that good! Makes for an excellent cold brew or iced coffee also! I just tried to reorder 2 bags but I do not see it available so I hope Sam’s hasn’t discontinued this coffee because that would be awful.

It’s so much more affordable at Sam’s compared to other retailers.

This has been our go to coffee for several years. Even had several friends and family members make the switch after having coffee at our home. Since covid, they no longer carry it in store – so I upgraded to Sam’s plus so I could get it shipped as often as I needed.

Since then, it’s just different. Bag looks the same but when I grind it- it’s super staticky and sticks all over the grinder and flies everywhere when I dump it in my pot. It also requires more beans to make the same amount of coffee taste strong enough.

I finally bought a different brand of bean this week and no static, no mess when grinding or pouring into filter. I’m not sure what changed but we won’t be buying Pablo’s pride anymore.

Pablo’s Pride is a very deep tasting coffee, without acidic bite or bitterness. Beyond deep roasted coffee, slight pleasant roasted coconut hints in the finish. I usually do a light roast / dark roast dry blend before grinding for complex flavor, but this one has all the complexity as a single origin dark roast, without bitterness.

My brew method is using Jura Z6; double espresso with 2 oz of foamed oat milk on top.