Fresh Roasted Coffee, Organic Ethiopian Sidamo | USDA Organic, 100% Single Origin, Kosher | Light Roast 2 lb (32 oz) Whole Bean

Excellent, received fast. Saved a ton compared to the other fresh roaster in GA who jacked up their prices way too high almost $90 and it aint organic cert. Will stay right here to order again. Plus this light roast is truly best way to taste sidamo in its truest form imo. Looks like peaberries too which i didnt recall before overall outstanding my whole house smellslike heaven WHAT A HAPPY CUP worth treating yourself!

Great, light roasted coffee. Works great to use with Brewville coffe machine.

I've only tried this as cold brew as I'm not a fan of a light roast hot brew. For cold brew this coffee is amazing, you really do get that blueberry taste with it. Only down side is it doesn't store well. I usually make a batch of cold brew and take 2-3 days to drink it, but with this coffee the flavor starts changing after about a 1.5-2 days. So if you cold brew this, do it in small batches. Also, I'm not sure how "fresh roasted" these beans were. Light roast beans start getting oily after a while and there were a good bit of oily beans on the day I got it. A true fresh roast wouldn't have any oily beans at a light roast.

I was very skeptical but bit the bullet and bought the big bag and I am impressed! Tastes great as a drip coffee but the flavor profile really comes out with a pour over. Will definitely be purchasing more from this company. I’ve never had coffee this good at this price point.

Not bad, good smell, but, since I'm not an expert drinker or addict, for my personal taste it's a little bit on the bitter side, although I know that for a experimented coffee drinker it would not be the case.

Fresh Roasted Coffee LLC surpassed my expectations! Love their Organic Ethiopian Sidamo!! Tired of imposter beans that are sold as light or medium roast and you discover over-roasted, oily beans that brew up a bitter, ashy cup? Have no fear! These beans are the real deal -- not an ounce of bitterness! Happy I took the plunge and invested in a 5lb bag. Check out their website to see how they support growers through the fair trade program.☕😀👏

A few weeks ago I purchased the much cheaper version of this, the "Guji Sidamo" which was an OK coffee, so I figured I'd try this organic version as it said there would be blueberry and lighter roast notes. First off, it was not fresh. The expire date (1 year from roast date) was 2 months past when I got the bag. This is just too old to make good espresso. At $16/lb this is the same price range as some local roasters. When I got the non-organic, it had the same date, but at that time was only 6 weeks old, so usable. Now to the taste. It's on the light end of a medium roast. Meaning it's harder to dial in to prevent sour shots. Usually it's worth that hassle to get the fruity notes. However, on this coffee there were none of those notes present (maybe they were there when it was actually fresh?). So the end result is a coffee that can be bitter and sour at the same time, and has this little narrow range to dial in... and no reward at all for doing that. The non-organic version is just better balanced and easier to dial right off the bat. I did spend some time dialing as best as I could, but it didn't seem to make any difference. For reference I'm using a high extraction basket (3k hole), paper filter on the bottom, screen on top. It was best at a 2:1 shot, but again "best" was really just meh. As a turbo shot it just gets bitter. As a luongo, it's verrry bitter. I'm not buying this again. I *might* get the non-organic version, as it's a pretty good deal, but this organic version was basically a waste of money I should have spent on something local instead.

I ordered this coffee a year ago initially(sold in black bag that time).The taste was awesome so I gave it 5 stars! The one I recently received has a more plain taste with not much berry and cream strong notes. It has some bitter and light burnt like aftertaste. It might be due to the fact that the roast is Medium-Dark (even more Dark than Medium). It's not obviously the Light roast. I remember it was not a Light roast a year ago as well. But, it might have been slightly lighter roast at least. At the end, there is a slight downgrade in the taste. So, I'm giving it 3 stars now. Otherwise, the coffee is fine. I don't like in any sense a burnt like aftertaste getting closer to Columbian Supreme notes. I wouldn't expect it from Organic Ethiopian Sidamo, which should have a unique pleasurable berry cream like taste. It's okay. Not at this time then,but too much is 5 pounds for this kind whatever it is: a different quality of the beans or overroasting to the point of bitter notes now...

J’adore l’odeur et le goût de ce café

Been buying for a year just perfect