Fresh Roasted CoffeeOrganic Guatemala | 12 oz | Single Origin | Medium Roast | Mold & Mycotoxin Tested, Kosher | Whole Bean

Coffee tastes great of all of them. I've tried and I've tried hundreds. This is one of my favorites. Beans always seem fresh and good quality. It's good value for the money

This is my go-to coffee, and it's great that it comes in a 5 pound bag because I drink so much of it. I love Guatemalan coffee (I visited a coffee bean plantation in Guatemala once and was hooked). It has a clean, smooth, buttery, almost chocolate taste. I've ordered this many times and the quality is consistent.

Update: This is now my preferred coffee for espresso drinks. It's fine as a pourover, but I feel it is the perfect roast for a cappucino.Pretty well balanced. Maybe too well balanced, it is a delightful cup, but not a ton of uniqueness. Slightly acidic, but more sessionable than the really acidic light roast. A pretty good cup of coffee.

As a coffee lover and enthusiastic I really enjoyed this brand. I got the Mexican origen and the Italian roast. Both are fabulous.The Italian roast (dark) is perfect for my morning espresso while the mexican origen is great for my cold brews.

Smooth mild flavor

Really good quality coffee! Thanks!

I REALLY wish Amazon would separate these into their actual individual products, as it's unreasonable to review different coffees with entirely different profiles and roasts on the same review, but here we go.==============================Edit - 6/25 - this portion of the review is for the Costa Rican Tarrazu, and I'd rate it... maybe 4 stars. I'm back and forth on it, but overall it's good, don't let the oiliness and roast smell out of the bag fool you.Recently a colleague from South America shipped me some local brand Tarrazu coffee from Costa Rica and I enjoyed it, it's a pretty nutty and floral experience. I figured I'd try Fresh Roasted's attempt.It didn't wow me at first and has a slight acrid scent right out of the bag, and is darker than I expected, but upon brewing it actually turned out better than anticipated.Flavor-wise, it's bright and a bit nutty. There's none of the floral while it's brewing, but it off gasses well and there's a hint of floral in the mug. Nutty and light is how I'd describe it. It's definitely a non-complex flavor profile, and singly nutty overall, but that's not a terrible thing. It's nice, and pleasant, even if it doesn't have the "wow" factor I get from the Brazil or Ethiopian roasts.I will say this one is very good with pour over. Still single note but the flavor profile really comes out well. I've done French Press and immersion brew with my Clever dripper on this and this one is actually pretty great with a finer grind via pour over. It's entirely possible some of the subtlety of the bean is lost with a french press brew. Half the enjoyment of coffee is finding out though. :)==============================Edit, 5/18/2023 - bought the Organic Mexican coffee again to be sure the last bag wasn’t a fluke. It wasn’t. It’s just okay. I’d describe it as inoffensive. Better than most coffee of the grocery shelf but not by much. This is better than the likes of Dunkin’ Donuts or 8 o’clock, but a store brand like Gevalia is better.The Organic Mexican is at best a 3 out of 5. It's inoffensive, mildly better than store bought coffee, but there's better out there in this brand for the same price or less.Get the Brazil Minas Gerais, Tarrazu or one of the Ethiopian roasts instead. You won’t regret it.==============================This original review is for the Organic Mexican, medium roast.Decent enough coffee for the price, but I'm not particularly impressed. I've really enjoyed the medium and light roast Ethiopian Yrgacheffe and Sidamo Guji, but this one's not as good in my opinion.Bag indicates flavor notes of cashew, pear, and brown sugar. You can taste the nutty hints, but the rest of the flavors are muted on the brew. There's pretty much no fruity notes at all, and I'd call this roast slightly on the bitter side, not getting the brown sugar.The ethiopian roasts were also light on the fruity notes, they were a bit muted compared to other roasters I've tasted, but at least it was there, and they're rather tasty when fresh. This one is just okay. It's certainly drinkable, and still better than most store bought coffee, but there's better out there for the price, and much better if you're willing to spend a bit more.

This has been my favorite coffee so far at a decent price. The smell of this coffee fills the whole room as soon as you open the bag. The bag I received had a roast date labeled on the bottom using the Julian calendar showing that it was roasted 2 weeks prior to me receiving it. For anyone like me that didn't initially know what the Julian calendar was, it is simply the number of the day throughout the year such as "18" being January 18th. This coffee has a strong aroma, a bold taste with a hint of chocolate, and very little bitterness. I've only tried it using a hand grinder and a French press with varying Brew styles and times. For my own taste, I feel a longer brew is better for this particular coffee. Overall it is fantastic with a lot of flavor and I would suggest it to anybody.