Starbucks Medium Roast Ground Coffee — House Blend — 100% Arabica — 1 bag (20 oz.)

I’ve been a fan of Starbucks for years, and their ground coffee never disappoints. The flavor is rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced—just like what you’d expect from their stores. I recently tried the Pike Place Roast, and it’s become my go-to for mornings. It has a mellow yet full-bodied taste with just the right hint of cocoa and toasted nuts.What I love most is the consistency. Every cup tastes fresh and satisfying, whether I brew it with a drip machine or a French press. The aroma fills my kitchen and makes my mornings feel a little more special.Highly recommend for anyone who enjoys high-quality coffee at home. It’s worth every penny and brings that Starbucks café experience straight to your kitchen.

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Good coffee and price.

We bought this coffee this fall wanting a more robust blend. We really enjoyed it through the winter and will order again! However it is getting hot here in the South so we have gone back to a milder blend for the summer I do recommend!

The aroma is a bit different in a good way. It took a few tries to get the right measure (approx 1.25/1.5 increase over my usual measure) Then I began to appreciate the tasting notes, most notably chocolate though definitely not like mocha. I learned something that seems worth sharing given skyrocketing coffee costs:The water and its storage vessel, like brewing& drinking vessels, are as important as the bean. Stainless steel cancels garlic/onion on the skin by canceling flavor &odor molecules, which interact very closely (ie: stuffy nose = dulled taste) Used at any point in coffee brewing/drinking, steel mutes flavor/aroma profile, and adds metallic bite like water from a stainless bottle (ie: beverage bottlers use aluminum/glass, not steel cans) It’s been an eye-opener switching to ceramic, enameled, glass…for coffee making/drinking, huge difference!

So addictive. Maple flavor is perfectly balanced. I stock up during the holiday season so that i can drink it year round.

Not as good as the store but great for a quick afternoon delight

You know, like many people I haven't always been a fan of Starbucks coffee (leaving aside the current controversies around unionizing there, and arguments over money, as usual). A long time ago it was baffling to see the popularity of the brand and its stores, because everybody knew their coffee was awful."Burnt", said everyone, correctly.They took care of that quite a while back, and now their coffee is legitimately wonderful-- as good as any, I'd say, or near enough.Here's a pound-and-a-half of Starbucks house blend for $10. Wow. And it is really, really delicious coffee. I can attest to it, since I'm just a little bit of a coffee afficionado.What it says about the coffee on the coffee bag is actually exactly what's true about the coffee in the bag, if you can believe it.It has a wonderful complexity with hints of exotic flavors, and, overall, it's just a very pleasant coffee for every day. I love medium roasts because they never offend and always please, if they're a good blend and roast.I'm very happy to have run across Starbucks coffee here! I've been buying it over and over again! Drinking this very fine, even gourmet coffee, and I'm not even spending tons of money.Yaay!