Cameron's Coffee Roasted Whole Bean Coffee, Breakfast Blend, 32 Ounce

This whole bean coffee Breakfast Blend is delicious! I need light roast, which is getting harder to find. Cameron’s is a good one, and it was priced right too 👍🏻

I just received this coffee, and had to try it right away. It's really fresh and when I opened it up I was greeted with a nutty smell and was a little sceptical about the label saying it was fruity. I ground it and the aroma changed some and the fruity aroma came into play. After it was brewed the nutty went away and the taste was amazing the fruitiness was the star. Very low acidity and very smooth. The roast quality is spot on for what it is, I tend to like mine on the darker side. Where this blend really shines is back in the early 2000's I really got into Kona coffee if you have had the real Kona you know what I mean. This coffee with its fruity and low acid really reminds me of the Kona coffee, now it's not Kona but it is so close it is great. I have never tried any of the blended Kona coffee but if this company was to want to make a Kona blend coffee this would be a great roast to mix with the Kona. I am excited to try their other roasts.

I have been consistently impressed with the quality of Cameron's Coffee Roasted Whole Bean Coffee, Breakfast Blend, 32 Ounce. This light roast is exactly what I look for in a morning blend: bright, crisp, and incredibly smooth with absolutely no bitterness. The fact that they use specialty-grade Arabica beans really comes through in the taste and aroma when you grind them fresh. It creates a satisfying and clean cup that starts the day off perfectly. The 32-ounce whole bean bag is a great bulk size for consistent coffee drinkers, and the beans always appear fresh and well-roasted when the bag is opened. It truly stands up against more expensive brands in terms of flavor and quality. My only hesitation is that, depending on sales and local retailers, you can sometimes find this same 32 oz bag a bit cheaper elsewhere (like at big box stores or grocery chains). While the convenience of ordering it here on Amazon is unbeatable, it’s worth checking your local store flyers if you want to save a few dollars. That minor pricing note aside, this is genuinely fantastic coffee that I will continue to buy. If you prioritize smooth, high-quality, whole-bean coffee that isn't over-roasted, this is a clear winner.

I purchased this coffee based on the reviews. It is a light coffee. Light but not watery. It's smooth. 11g in a Keurig reuseable K-Cup: #10 will be very light. #8 will probably be the best spot. (12g may choke it be careful) It has very good flavor and nice for a light coffee. Moka Pot: Huge game changer brewing this in a Moka Pot. Yes it's stronger and the flavor is huge. You can taste that fruity part that others have talked about. Very Very Tasty. You'll smack your lips several times. In a Moka Pot I would rate this as a Medium instead of a light. That makes this coffee very versatile. A lot of coffee for the price too. On my KINgrinder K2 I set it to 50. For other types of coffee makers, if you can play with the amount you use, you'll find that sweet spot and be happy. Enjoy.

Good Coffee for the Price, good Flavor Aroma and Smoothness, Fresh ground good coffee IMO!

I've bought this brand a few times It's always been at a remarkably, almost too good to believe price point, so much so that you're left wondering what's wrong with it to make the price possible The breakfast roast ones, non organic, are the ones I bought most recently, at 10 bucks for 2 pounds worth. Unheard of price point for coffee, period. Especially for an evenly medium roast throughout, fairly fresh seeming though no roast date noted, and small beans that look fairly premium to the eye (yes, I know size has no bearing on anything in reality... ) I've been using it to make espresso with a basic grinder and Breville espresso machine and have been suitably pleased. Simple tasting espresso blend, far from acrid or bitter. Just chocolate forward notes. Also in French press, very drinkable just plain black. I have three Mason jars I pour the beans out into, two of which I freeze and then thaw out as needed. They stay hermetically sealed, fresh as can be. How exactly is the price point possible? It's anyone's guess. I like it, though. Don't waste your money on fancy beans especially for espresso, where it'll be hit or miss in terms of actual flavor and hard to dial in and likely unpleasant and expensive to boot Get this

The best thing I can say is that at 34 cents an ounce, this coffee is worth about what I paid for it. It is inoffensive. Sort of like Folger's back in the day. The beans don't have any particular aroma in the sack, nor does the coffee in the cup. You can drink it. It'll wake you up. I have had some awful tasting coffee that costs twice as much. But if you want a rich aroma or taste, it is best to look elsewhere and spend a little more. With Trump declaring trade war with the whole world, this may soon be as good as we can reasonably get, but not yet. At least it doesn't taste stale, like most of the beans I've bought from Amazon.

Its very tasty and smooth. It last at least 3 months. Its easy to blend and doesnt hurt my stomach at all. It roast good and its something I'll buy especially on sale