Low Acid Organic Coffee – Whole Bean, Mold-Free & Stomach Friendly by Java Planet, Colombian Single Origin Coffee, Medium Dark Roast, Smooth Full Flavored, 1LB BagUSDA Organic

I didn't buy this because it's bird friendly, organic, low acid etc.....Those are just bonuses.I had this coffee at a friend's house and it was just delicious.I'm somewhat of a coffee snob so I don't mind spending extra on good stuff.This is one of my favorites. If you considering this then the answer is, YES it is worth every penny.

Extraordinary cup of coffee, I really enjoyed it every single time. I’m trying different variations of coffee and this one blow my mind, thank you for sharing this amazing coffee.

Even before I opened the box, a delicious aroma perfumed the kitchen. The smell of this coffee is top notch.I also appreciate that I can drink 2 cups without triggering my acid reflux at all. So, it does appear to be low acidity.To me the taste is perfectly fine but not excellent. But my mother, for whom I make coffee, has enjoyed it very much and commented that this morning's cup was the best coffee she's ever tasted! I have experimented with brewing methods and exact water to coffee ratio she prefers. In the coffee maker, this coffee is a bit bitter; pour over seems to work better.I am removing one star because I am unhappy that this coffee is described as Fair Trade on amazon, but when I read the back of the package it turns out it's only Fair Trade "when possible". I find that to be false advertising. One of the reasons I bought the coffee was because I thought it was Fair Trade.later note: The company has not commented on the Fair Trade issue either on amazon or by responding to my email. I reported the discrepancy to amazon a while back and they've done nothing. Despite my mom loving this coffee, I can't buy it again until and unless this issue is resolved.

I've started buying this coffee about 6 months ago and have absolutely loved it. I now buy the 5lb bags.I love the low acidity and the taste.

I purchase this coffee based on a recommendation from a popular youtuber. He and his family eat paleo diet and share a lot of cooking ideas. He highly recommends this coffee bean and drinks it as well. So I decide to give it a try. After receiving the coffee beans, I squeeze the bag to get the fragrance from a tiny hole on the bag. Oh my, it smells wonderful! Semi-strong, creamy and a bit sweetness. And the most important thing is that the smell doesn't make me feel dizzy like some of the coffee that I try in stores. For the next couple months, I just keep on smelling it till I learn how to brew coffee at home. Finally I start to brew this coffee last week with a pour over/ dripper. coffee lovers suggest 60g/1 liter of hot water and I only used 1 Tbsp freshly ground/ 300ml h2o. This is my first brew so I want to take it slow. Now I am using 1 1/2 Tbsp/ 300ml. Tomorrow I am making a stronger brew. I like the taste of it because it's not bitter. Most of time I drink it as is without milk nor sugar. Once in a while I will top it off with whipped cream. If you are a first timer, please give this one a try.

I was skeptical to try this coffee, but was pleasantly surprised by the smooth, nice taste. My stomach was bothering me on other brands and decided to give this a shot. No more stomach issues with this coffee. Really happy that I gave it a try.

This "sniffs in" at about 3.5 stars. I recall I was on the fence about this one since it wasn't crystal clear if this was a low-acid coffee for heartburn sufferers OR a coffee that simply had lower acidity levels affecting the taste. It appears this is a coffee focused on the latter, not the former. Since I have GERD, this wasn't really what I was shopping for. Other reviewers indicate the same comment about it not being an ideal choice for heartburn sufferers.That being said, here is my review of the product based on taste and flavor:For the record, I use a Breville Burr Grinder to get the proper grind for making hot coffee and cold brew that I make home. My coffeemaker is a DeLonghi model costing around $100 or less. I use a gold metal basket to carry the grounds. It sniffs pretty good out of the sack and I'm an odd bird so I like to bury my beak in the gap between the carafe and the drip of my coffeemaker during the early part of the brew cycle. It smells pretty good but not as good as Lucy Jo's Mellow Belly Low Acid Brazilian coffee. I bought both of these at the same time to compare and contrast for a new low acid coffee.The color of the brew is deep and dark. There is no bitterness or sourness to speak of which is pretty remarkable. A mere touch of sourness came on later but it was very nominal. I'm not getting much off of this brew via nose or taste. It's a little non-descript compared to Lucy Jo's as well. It tastes soft and smooth with some whole milk added but all I'm picking up is the roasted flavor and some nuttiness. The body is full. The second cup was a little bit better than the first. I definitely feel the acid more here compared to Lucy Jo's which isn't surprising now. I doubt I'll order this again since I was seeking a truly low-acid coffee produced for GERD sufferers. I typically mix some other favorite producers with low-acid beans so that it becomes more interesting and complex than a low-acid coffee on its own.

This is a great tasting coffee!