Millstone Colombian Supremo Coffee Beans 5lb Bag
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Have been drinking for years
We have been drinking Millstone Columbian Supremo Medium Roast for many years. We switched to Starbucks for a little while but found it too bitter. For the price, I don't think there is a better coffee.
March 24, 2010
Millstone Colombian Supremo is the BEST!
From the time you open the bag, you'll know this
coffee will give you tasteful experience like no
other. The aroma coming from the coffee pot will
awaken you from a deep sleep, obviously if you have
the timer pre-set to go off before you're suppose
to get up, LOL.
June 24, 2009
Tops them all
This coffee finally made me realize how horrible most other coffee is. If you like a true colombian taste, this is for you. Very bold, very amazing. Be careful though, you'll never be able to settle for anything less after this, and it doesn't get much better than Millstone Colombian Supremo.
July 21, 2008
Millstone Coffee Colombian Supremo
The [...]in my town stopped carrying Millstone coffee beans. I am so disappointed. IT's my favorite--Colombian Supremo. BEST ever! [...] carries small bags but I really liked the large bag of beans.
July 12, 2008
Millstone Colombian Supremo Coffee Beans 5lb Bag
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A shopper asked:
Which of the Millstone beans has a good bold flavor without being too bitter or acidic?
Mar 14, 2013
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bonnie u:
We're long-time lovers of Millstone coffee and have never found the beans we've tried to be bitter or acidic. That's why we stick with Millstone. We do , however, favor a lighter roast and/or flavored coffees, and as such, our current favorites are Vanilla Nut Cream and French Vanilla (decaf). Hope this is helpful. We live in Alaska, and was difficult to obtain Millstone beans until we found CoffeeForLess, which is very responsive to our needs. We can make do without a lot of things up here, but we get really grumpy without our coffee! Enjoy!
Mar 14, 2013
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Susan G:
Try the Bed and Breakfast blend. I too like a bold flavor without being bitter. I haven't tried the Millstone Colombian Supremo but sometimes the Colombian blends can be a little bitter. I used to be able to get Millstone at Kroger but they stopped carrying it and couldn't find it at any other supermarkets in my area. I now purchase the bed and breakfast blend from Coffee for Less in 5# bags, pour it into sealed containers upon arrival and it's as fresh as the day it arrived down to the last bean. You won't be disappointed!
Mar 14, 2013
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DON T:
Millstone Breakfast Blend has been our every day coffee of choice for several years. It is a brown bean coffee, smooth to the palate, yet provides an aromic and pleasing flavor. It serves well as a morning or after dinner coffee. However, it does not have the "bold" flavor I associate with a black bean coffee or typical NW Starbucks type coffee. We get many compliments from guests that normally drink coffee that range from Folgers in a perkalator to those that buy dark bean coffees.
Mar 15, 2013
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Weis R:
Although what I bought was the K-Cups & not the whole beans, I feel very confident to speak about Millstone quality. My purchase was the Breakfast Blend which is very comparable to Colombian Supremo. Rich, smooth, delicious, & satisfying to taste. The smell is simply a tease for the joy that your taste buds are about to experience. No need to worry about a bitter taste, there is none. You have made a great choice & you will be deeply rewarded. Both in coffee & company choice.
Mar 14, 2013
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Linda H:
I purchased Millstone Fog Lifter which I beleive is similar to the coffee you are asking about. It had no bitter taste and had a bold flavor. It was actually a little more bold than I thought it would be but after a couple of cups it was what I was looking for. I am very fussy about my coffee and if it was bitter or acedic I would be asking for an exchange. I hope this helps you in your decision.
Mar 16, 2013
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Sally W:
We started ordering Millstone Colombian Supremo Coffee Beans from "Coffee for Less" because we couldn't find it in the size we wanted. We love the robust flavor and have never considered it too bitter. I order two 5 pounds bags at a time so we don't run out.
Mar 14, 2013
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Bruce C:
We love the Columbian Supremo brand from Millstone. It has a deep rich flavor without being bitter. We have benn using this product for about 5 years and search it out wherever we are. We are glad to have found CFL for a longterm source. Bruce and Julia
Mar 14, 2013
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Stephan S:
I've been buying the 5# bags of the Millstone French Roast and love it. Strong but, to my and my wife's taste, not bitter. Mind that we like serious coffee unlike so many Americans. My sister is a wimp and mixes our brew with about 50% hot water!
Mar 14, 2013
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Kenneth T:
I have not tried the individual beans, but any coffee brewed to strong will be bitter, also a good filtered water will make Millstone colombian supremo the best coffee you have ever had. ( It is a blend of many Millstone beans.)
Mar 22, 2013
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bonnie m:
We like the millstone foglifter. It is the only coffee we buy. It has a good bold flavor but it is not bitter. (unless you get to many beans in a pot). We have a
cheap grinder from walmart and buy the beans. Mar 23, 2013
cheap grinder from walmart and buy the beans. Mar 23, 2013
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Michael L:
While I haven't had the beans, I have had their Foglifter K-cup. It is our house favorite for bold flavor. No bitterness. It's what you crave on those certain mornings. Good luck. Mike in Chicago.
Mar 14, 2013
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Lauren P:
Columbian supremo is not the least bit bitter or acidic from the top of the pot to the bottom. It's not a terribly bold flavor, but it's not a dark roast. it is a wonderful cup of coffee.
Mar 14, 2013
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James H:
I find the Columbian Supermo the best coffee I have ever found. A very smooth taste. Just have to learn how many beans make the best flavor.
Enjoy.. Mar 14, 2013
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Ray G:
Millestone Hazelnut Cream has a full and smooth flavor. I combine it with Columbian Supreme to make a great flavored coffee. I do half of each per pot.
Mar 14, 2013
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Lisa K:
we purchase the Millstone Chocolate Velvet coffee by the 5# bag. It has a great flavor without being bitter or too strong. We love it.
Mar 14, 2013
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Andrew J:
We are big fans of the Columbia Supremo. It is a dark (ish) roast with a mellow flavor and not bitter.
Mar 14, 2013
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Margaret B:
Miistone Breakfast coffee to me is the best strong but never bitter my personal favorite.
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