Bacha Coffee | Magdalena Decaf Colombia Single Origin, 100% Arabica Beans, Medium Dark Roast, x12 Individually Wrapped Single Serve Filter Bags

When I first heard about orange flavoring in coffee, it brought me back to those icky moments when I've inadvertently had a sip of orange juice followed by a sip of coffee...not good, haha! But I was curious as to how this flavor combo would taste when done intentionally. This did not disappoint. I would say that the orange is more a subtle part of the overall aroma rather than an actual flavor. The pour-over experience with this one-cup filter was also very simple and workable. Although more of a novelty than a daily go-to, I'm happy to have given this a try.

This coffee is so delicious I drink it black - no sweeteners, no creamer or milk or whatever. I can’t do that with Starbucks Via. It’s not too acidic and not bitter, just tasty and bright and a kind of nutty slightly sweet taste. I wish it were a little cheaper but the higher quality is just indisputable so I don’t mind paying a bit more per unit.

This is my husbands favorite pour over coffee. The ease of use is great and the flavor is amazing.

Delicious, smooth coffee!

it doesn’t taste like the coffee that i got in singapore. don’t like the flavor, weak coffee, aroma is weak. it is expensive. though packaging is so fancy though.

These dripped coffees are better than the usual Dunkin and Starbucks ones!!My friend from Singapore brought me the 25-assorted-flavor box as a gift while visiting me. I love it so much and stopped drinking my usuall 3-in-1 Vietnamese coffee (G7 Legend).Among all the flavors, I especially like "Sierra Madre" from Guatemala (as good as brewed Columbian coffee) so I searched and found it from Amazon. It's a 12-pack box at $25, which is a bit more expensive than regular dripped coffees but well worthy it.They are good to drink as black but I love it with half&half and rough crystal sugar.

Enjoyable

Great taste, it’s worth the price and the preparation is very easy