Lifeboost Light Roast Ground Coffee - Non-GMO Single Origin Low Acid Organic Light Roast Coffee - Third Party Tested For Mycotoxins & Pesticides - Ground - 12 Ounces

I’ve been drinking this coffee now for the past month or so and I’ve got to tell you that this is exceptionally delicious coffee. You could even say that this is a blessing from God. Extremely smooth, light, clean taste. Not bitter at all. Nice coffee flavor. Not overpowering. If you like a breakfast blend coffee or lighter then this would definitely fit the bill for sure. This has a nice clean texture to it. Definitely a great quality coffee with a light aroma. With all the quality control it goes through, and the fact that it’s organic, this is definitely worth the price. Highly recommend this if you’re looking for an organic high quality coffee that is not overly strong, not bitter or overpowering, and is definitely a healthy choice. I add 1% organic milk and a little turbinado sugar (which I get from Costco) to sweeten it a bit. It truly is a nice mellow satisfying cup of coffee.

Simply deeelicious yum🥰

I love my morning coffee, but I wanted to switch to something low acid so I ordered the light roast to try it. It's very smooth and it does taste good, but the flavor is too mild for me. I should have tried the dark roast. I just prefer a richer, fuller flavored coffee. The only negative for me is the price. It's twice the cost of most other ground coffees for the same amount so for that reason I'm on the fence about reordering.

I'm not usually a coffee drinker, but this is mild and not acidic. I use vanilla creamer in it, which makes it very good.

Very happy with this coffee!! For the longest time I kept wondering why I was blowing up like a snake after a big meal. Couldn’t figure out what was going on. Stopped drinking coffee, morning bloat minimized significantly. Now, I know coffee causes the good ole intestines to get moving, but this was beyond. One day I stumbled across an article that said poorly created coffee, crafted under unfavorable conditions, can cause some people to have issues with digesting said coffee. Hmmm, started to think. Had a regular kcup of Joe again - same issue. Ordered this coffee, arrived quick, tried it, and what?! No bloat! How can this be? Tried the kcup of Joe. Bloat again. I don’t believe it! What I’ve deduced is the particular k ups that I have, are not made with stringent standards. Probably contain some form of mold (as I’ve read this is common in a lot of ground coffee) and my body is just like nope, give us the organic, healthy coffee that’s not as mass produced. So… In comes life boost. Love this coffee. It’s a bit pricey for every day (and sometimes multiple times a day) consumption but since I have lessened my coffee intake by a lot, it lasts a while. Is it well worth the cost? Absolutely! I was really feeling like garbage and since switching to this - it’s drastically changed the way my body absorbs the goodness that coffee delivers! If you find that you’re having trouble with regular run of the mill, non organic brands - give this a try and see what happens! I hope it works for you!!

Not the greatest flavor flavor is rather weak

top tier coffee like seriously you will stay awake all day

Okay, been trying slowly to eat more clean and take out as many "toxins" as possible. I was late to understanding until recently that coffee (that I LOVE) has mold and other issues. So, I came to Amazon looking for organic single grown coffee, knowing that the reviews wouldn't let me down, and despite this coffee being a bit pricey for my budget, I opted to give it a try. OMGoodness, is it yummy. I justified the cost this way for anyone else that might be looking at it and thinking, "yikes, that's a lot to lay out for coffee." It is, yes at once. I totally agree, but when I look at what I was spending on grocery retail coffee a month and my sporadic trips to a popular coffee establishment in our area, I realized I was spending so MUCH more on moldy, multi-sourced, unhealthy coffee, so, I took the plunge, so glad I did. I recommend it and if in doubt try it, I don't think you'll regret it. Another mention, I can drink this completely black without adding a sprinkle of cinnamon to cut the "bitter" of grocery store brands, so that also is a win-win for me.

Very good coffee, very good for people who have acid reflux.

So far I have tried the dark, medium and light roast by Lifeboost. I enjoy the light the most. I got into low-acid coffee because I heard it is a better alternative for someone with GERD and I happen to have that. I haven't noticed a huge difference with acid reflux symptoms just yet, but it hasn't made things worse and I like that it is organic. It tastes good enough for me to keep buying it. I wouldn't say it's life-changing good, but it provides a generally good cup of coffee.

They give you fair notice right on the bag: “After trying life boost coffee, we know you’ll never go back to regular coffee again!” Due to digestion issues coffee was off the menu for months because it hurt my stomach and caused bloating. I did some research and discovered this brand. First sip I said out loud “oh my gosh that’s a good cup of coffee”. It’s smooth, mellow and doesn’t upset my stomach. I love that it’s fair trade & a portion of the profits go back to the environment. It’s a bit pricy but it’s worth it to me. Stock up on this stuff when it’s on sale.

Pour un café torifier légé... il goute beaucoup le brulé et stress beaucoup le systeme... Je ne conseille pas

shockingly terrible coffee.