Mt. Comfort Coffee Organic Peru Medium Roast, 2.5 Pounds - Flavor Notes of Nutty, Chocolate, & Citrus - Sourced From Small, Peruvian Coffee Farms - Roasted Whole BeansUSDA Organic

Delicious coffee and the best delivery ever!!! Order every couple of months and it comes so quick I never run out of coffee. Even when I've forgotten to order till the last cup.

I really like this coffee! It has a rich, smooth flavor and a wonderful aroma that makes every cup a treat. Truly an enjoyable drink that stands out from the rest. I’m definitely going to order more!

This is a very nice medium roast Peruvian coffee, great for pour over brewing. Delicious aroma from the bag of beans and from the fresh brewed results as well.Flavor is slightly on the mild side of medium roast and comes up best when your beans are freshly ground for each pot.I’m buying my second bag today.

I've always liked Peruvian (medium Roast) coffee but was always expensive to find a quality one. Nevertheless, I decided to try the reasonably priced Mt. Comfort, and was pleasantly surprised. It's not the best coffee I've ever had but turned out to be better than some of the more expensive brands I've tried. I like the flavor and I like the price, is why I've been drinking it since January of 2023.

This whole bean coffee is very good. It is easy to control how strong you would like to make your cup of joe. In my opinion, this coffee has good flavor and is reasonably priced. Always delivered and arrives quickly. Recommend.

My go to coffee with a a smooth rich taste without the extra acidity that upsets my stomach.

Very tasty and flavorful

I ordered a few different bags (variety) of coffee beans from Mt. Comfort, to see if I could find a good coffee bean for a good price. All were pretty good, and I liked the Peru beans a lot (4.8/5)! I ordered more, and signed up for subscribe & save. After using a few bags of Peru beans, I got a bag that I noticed the flavor changed, and was not as good as it had been. I tried a couple more bags, in case it was an anomaly, but the quality of those first few bags has not returned. The only variable in my situation is the beans. I tried a local Roaster’s single origin bean, and my brew was back to tasting delicious, albeit expensive. I tried Mt. Comfort’s Costa Rica beans (again), and they also aren’t as good as the first bag I got. What are my options? I’ve tried blending different beans together when I’ve got beans that aren’t quite as good as expected, and sometimes I end up getting decent coffee. But, I don’t like that a bean I found and REALLY liked, was consistently excellent for several months, has now changed dramatically into something I don’t recognize, or even like much. The bag looks the same, but the coffee is NOT!