Mocha Java Whole Bean Coffee, 12 oz

Very good whole bean coffee. Has a great flavor and grinds quite easy. I have purchased several times after switching from another brand.

I'm a bit conflicted because the package says "Mocha Java: mixed berry / stonefruit / warming spice". I agree the coffee is very smooth with just the right touch of fruit and spice flavors. But I don't seem to detect any *mocha*. So it's a good coffee, but just be aware that the flavors you're getting do not match the name at the top. It's a good coffee but I wouldn't call it "mocha java".

Not as good as other moka Java I’ve had but still nice

I use this coffee as an alternative to a Sumatran coffee

Only drink Mocha Java coffee. Southern Seasons mocha java is harder to get so need replacement. My cup: French press/3 scoops/18 min steep - clean finish, slight dark chocolate body, and sort of faintly earthy taste. It’s very good but I like a bit stronger dark chocolate body and clean finish. This has the finish but not strong FOR ME in the dark chocolate department. Btw-I hate Starbucks and this is nothing like their burnt junk. Very good coffee. I’ll try it tomorrow with four scoops vs three. That might do the trick!! Worth the $$

If you’re looking for a Mocha OR chocolate flavored coffee, keep looking. While this is decent coffee, at most it might have hints of a slightly, if not deeply buried mocha flavor. Average to good tasting coffee, but not anything special.

I sold Allegro coffees in my retail kitchenwares store for over 20 years and since they recently closed their Colorado shop and online store, Amazon is the only place I can find Allegro coffees. I know it's sold at Wholefoods too but I don't live anywhere near one of their stores. Allegro coffees are fresh and full of flavor and, in my opinion, some of the best money can buy. There's no bitterness that you find in most other brands and you're left with a full bodied, mellow, yummy cup o' joe!

This coffee is the best value in America! great flavor for a medium bodied coffee and grinding your own beans is the best coffee experience - the only thing better than sipping on a cup of freshly ground coffee is the smell of the beans right after being ground.