Cameron's Coffee Roasted Whole Bean Coffee, Flavored, Toasted Southern Pecan, 32 Ounce

6.28.25~ Camerons Organic French Roast is one of my all-time faves.But I admit I paused to order after reading recent reviews on this 4 lb bag.Took a chance bc coffee prices are going up with tariffs & I Need coffee.I'm sharing this to let you know it's the Exact Same I've ordered many times for many years.Shiny deep beans. The happy tingle you get just inhaling beans from the bag.Just one 2T scoop for a 12 oz cup. Delicious must-drink-black & jump starts your brain.Worth noting~* Arrives in a Commercial plain white foil bag with small black print identifying name & flavor.Was a little bummed not to get the signature green. But 30 bucks for 4 lbs? I'll survive.** While the foil packaging was air sealed (you could feel the vacuum when you squeeze)~The vacuum hole released scent. So much so the cat decided to chew thru bag to get to investigate.Back to the "Why it's worth it".Usually our large bags of beans go in zip bags before additional locking container.This bag is so big. So much heaven-sent coffee~ Needed 2 gallon bag for 1.5 gallons of beans.It's not easy being a black coffee drinker. Coffee is either good or not.So Lavazza and Camerons have remained a staple for the Exceptional Quality.Lavazza's new Oro was a bit disappointing for a dark roast drinker. Mild caffeine & more scoop.Nice to have Cameron's back at an affordable price & dependable freshness. Cheers~

Apart from the organic coffee we get from a small, family-owned operation down in Puerto Rico - this whole bean coffee is a favorite in our house now. It has a full-bodied flavor that’s rich without being bitter, and it’s noticeably lower in acidity than most coffees I’ve tried.We grind it fresh each morning, and the aroma alone is enough to start the day right. It brews beautifully in both drip and French press methods, if you are a fan of those.The 4-pound bag is perfect for households that go through coffee quickly, and it stays fresh surprisingly well in an airtight container.Pros:Smooth and rich without bitternessLow acidityOrganic and well-priced for bulkTip: Store in a airtight container for maximum freshness. We have a stainless steel one that works great! No microplastics allowed here!

This is a review of the Organic Woods and Water I should start by saying that I'm very picky, I've been roasting my own green beans for a couple of decades. My wife is less picky and she wanted me to help her find a decent coffee that took no labor. Initially, I found it too bright. After grinding finer, this really does produce a very drinkable cup of coffee at a bargain price! The finer grind balances the cup. I would also classify this as a medium roast, which is what I expected. Commercial coffee always seems to be one step darker than represented. So why only four stars? It's not a five-star cup. You can't expect it to be. This roasted coffee is less expensive than my green beans (when purchased in 20 lb quantity). But it is better than average at a bargain price. She really likes it, and I can drink it, too!

I love this coffee. I have it set for auto ship, which is super convenient! I am a coffee addict, who used to add sugary creams/flavorings into my coffee. Since then, i have been on multiple diets and i hated always finding a creamer that would adjust to the new diet. I decided I would learn to drink my coffee black, so i wanted to make sure it had a great flavor. I have been stuck on this coffee now for years and will not buy anything else! I love my coffee black now :)

I’ve been using Cameron’s Coffee Breakfast Blend in my superautomatic espresso machine, and it’s been a great match. The beans grind smoothly, tamp well, and consistently produce a clean, light-bodied cup that’s perfect for starting the day.This blend is mild and refreshing—definitely more on the easygoing side of the spectrum. It doesn’t overwhelm the palate or leave a bitter aftertaste, which I appreciate first thing in the morning. It’s not a bold or complex roast, but that’s exactly what I want in a breakfast blend: something smooth, mellow, and reliable.For the price and the 32-ounce size, it’s a solid value. If you’re looking for a quality light roast to use in a superautomatic machine, this one is well worth trying.

Great coffee! Been a lover of Tim Hortons and Dunkin' Donuts for 30 years and this was a great coffee for the price! Cheap but delicious!

The best thing I can say is that at 34 cents an ounce, this coffee is worth about what I paid for it. It is inoffensive. Sort of like Folger's back in the day. The beans don't have any particular aroma in the sack, nor does the coffee in the cup. You can drink it. It'll wake you up. I have had some awful tasting coffee that costs twice as much. But if you want a rich aroma or taste, it is best to look elsewhere and spend a little more. With Trump declaring trade war with the whole world, this may soon be as good as we can reasonably get, but not yet. At least it doesn't taste stale, like most of the beans I've bought from Amazon.

I bought this as whole bean version. Placed in my freezer upon arrival. Next day I ground a half bin in my burr grinder and placed in a vented stainless steel storage container. I removed my standard measure I use for all K-cup sized servings and brewed a cup. All I can say is, wow. Super smooth. Like drinking butter in my coffee (OK in a good way) :)I take mine black always, and this was what I had been seeking. Only a specialty brand that ends up costing me nearly three times as much after shipping, has been this good. No I know flavors are a very subjective thing so my best description is nutty, buttery smooth, very light after taste of coffee. If you like low acidity and smooth, I would recommend giving this a try. Camerons brand has been my grocery store find for a year or so in the hazelnut flavor K-cups. This was a try after the price of my old stand by went way up.