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This dark roast has a rich, smoky flavor that holds up well even with a splash of milk. I've been using it for my morning French press and the 9.6-ounce bags last me a good two weeks each.

Finally found a consistently smooth cup that doesn't turn bitter as it cools, and the 9.6-ounce bags are perfect for my daily routine. The medium dark roast has just enough kick without being harsh.

I’ve been using this medium dark roast for a few weeks now, and the bold, smooth flavor holds up perfectly even in my morning mug. The 9.6-ounce cans are a solid size for my weekly coffee habit, and the pack of six means I’m set for a while.

This is the only ground coffee I buy now; the medium-dark roast gives a smooth, rich cup without any bitterness. Even after brewing a full pot in my drip machine, the flavor stays consistent down to the last cup. It's become my go-to for lazy Sunday mornings.

I finally tried this on a camping trip and the bold flavor held up even with rough campfire water. The price for six 9.6 ounce cans is a solid deal for that deep, medium-dark roast.

This is the first coffee I've tried that actually tastes good black without any bitterness. The medium-dark roast is smooth enough for my morning cup but still has a nice bold kick to wake me up.

I’m not a huge fan of super dark roasts, but this medium-dark balance with that classic rich aroma really hits the spot in my French press. The grounds are consistently fine enough for a smooth brew without any bitter aftertaste. My only small wish is that the bag were resealable, but the flavor is so good I’ll keep buying it.

I’ve been making this as my morning drip for weeks now, and the medium-dark roast keeps that rich flavor without any bitterness. Each 9.6-ounce bag lasts me about ten days, which is perfect for my routine.

The aroma when I opened the first bag was incredible—deep and rich without being bitter. It brews a smooth cup that holds up perfectly even with a splash of cream, and the 6-pack means I’m set for weeks.

This is the first dark roast I've tried from this line, and it holds up well in a french press without turning bitter. The bold flavor is smooth enough to drink black, which is what I was hoping for. I've already gone through two of the six bags in just a couple weeks.