Jul 23 2011

Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag

Published by at 4:10 pm under whole bean coffee

  • Pack οf 4, 12-ounce bag (48-ounce)
  • 100% Arabica beans
  • Roast ουr coffee beans tο bring out thеіr rich, full-bodied flavor аnd aroma

Product Description
Freshness guaranteed. America’s Nο. 1 Whole bean coffee. Sіnсе 1859, Thе Eight O’Clock Coffee Company hаѕ bееn dedicated tο bringing уου thе freshest whole bean coffees. At Eight O’Clock Coffee, wе select οnlу high quality 100% Arabica beans fοr ουr grеаt tasting coffees. Wе carefully roast ουr coffee beans tο bring out thеіr rich, full-bodied flavor аnd aroma. Oυr coffee beans аrе thеn packed immediately аftеr roasting tο arrive fresh аt уουr neighborhood market. Fοr a dеlісіουѕ treat everyday, еnјοу thе whole bean freshness οf Eight O’Clock coffee. Thе unique freshness valve οn thе front οf thіѕ bag locks іn аnd protects thе freshness аnd flavor οf each bag οf Eight O’Clock coffee.
$24.62
Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag

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5 Responses to “Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag”

  1. # M. Whiteon 08 Feb 2010 at 9:45 pm

    Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag
    Coffee brand was rated highly by Consumers Reports and I bought the Columbian, Bokar Blend, and the Original. The Original was not up to the coffee I normally purchase (Starbucks) and certainly not what I had expected. The Columbian and Bokar blend are satisfactory, but not great.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  2. # John Corneyon 08 Feb 2010 at 10:04 pm

    Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag
    I like others tried this coffee on the basis of Consumer Reports recommendation so I was very disappointed with how poor I found this coffee to be. I tried these beans in a drip coffee maker and French press. It lacks any kind of body and I found I have had to use 50% more beans per brew to get any decent level of body and taste, so any hope that this would be great-tasting reasonably-priced coffee was also not to be. I bought 4 packs and am half-way through the last bag and can’t wait to be done with this bland, bland, bland coffee. (I’m obviously too cheap just to dump it)!

    I also gave these beans a test in my espresso machine; forget about it! You will get zip in the way of “crema” from these beans (not that they are intended for espresso). An interesting thing I noticed when brewing the beans in my espresso maker was that the coffee stream went to very waterey very fast giving visual evidence to my taste experience of blandness.

    So in a word, would I recommend these beans? An unequivocal “NO”.
    Rating: 1 / 5

  3. # Poon 08 Feb 2010 at 10:31 pm

    Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag
    We bought this coffee spurred by the hype brought on by the Consumer report rating of it as being the best coffee out there. The fact that it was also much cheaper that the Peets or Starbucks whole coffee we ususally buy was also very attractive. We were however very disappointed. This coffee was neither as tasty nor as strong as either Peets or Starbucks coffee. Even the Costco brand coffee is more flavorful and stronger than this coffee. My wife is a hardcore coffee drinker armed with a french press, and I am a recreational drinker (the type to ad either cacao, sweetener or cream, or all) yet we both agreed that we’d rather spend the $3 or $4 more a bag and get either Peets or Starbucks.
    Rating: 2 / 5

  4. # Kathy&Tim Fitzgeraldon 08 Feb 2010 at 11:30 pm

    Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag
    This is the same coffee you remember your mom grinding in the super market’the wonderful smell was a good memory. There is know better coffee,more costly but not better.Eight O’Clock Ground Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag (Pack of 4)
    Rating: 5 / 5

  5. # Blake Rosson 08 Feb 2010 at 11:52 pm

    Eight O’Clock Whole Bean Coffee, Original, 12-Ounce Bag
    When I saw this coffee rate top with Consumer Reports, over Dunkin’ Doughnuts and other boutique coffees, I thought I would give it a try. I like exotic starbucks and peets coffees but I am not too snooty to enjoy a can of columbian coffee from the grocery store. Dunkin Doughtnuts coffee, for example is very good.

    Eight 0′Clock sucks grinds. It is a very dull, boring coffee with little to recommend it. I guess I could say that there is no off flavor like in some of the canned coffees.

    Other than that, not much to say. If you are indifferent to flavor and just like the ritual of grinding and drinking hot black liquid, this might be your brand.
    Rating: 2 / 5