Timothy’s World Coffee, Nicaraguan, Extra Bold Fair Trade for Keurig Brewers, 24-Count K-Cups
Sunday, June 13th, 2010 at
4:04 pm
- Made from specialty grade, pure origin coffee
- Contains 25% more coffee than standard Fair Trade Wiwili K-cups
- Well-rounded and full-bodied
- Smooth flavor and the thickness of café-brewed coffee
- No mess or wasted pots of coffee
Product Description
This medium roasted pure origin coffee contains approximately 25% more coffee than our standard Fair Trade Wiwili K-Cups. The result is a stronger, bolder taste. A well-rounded coffee that awakens your senses as you indulge in the full-bodied and smooth flavor. This coffee is Fair Trade Certified, which will ensure that the coffee farmers will receive a fair price for their coffee. This enables the farmers to live with dignity and invest in their families, communities and the environment. A great choice!… More >>
Timothy’s World Coffee, Nicaraguan, Extra Bold Fair Trade for Keurig Brewers, 24-Count K-Cups
This is my first cup of coffee in the morning. I brew it at medium strength on my Keurig and find that it has a great bold flavor without any bitterness. Every now and then I’ll brew it on the stronger setting and it is still very drinkable, without the furry quality you get with espresso.
I’ve given up trips to coffee shops since I began drinking Keurig K cups, and this coffee is my favorite. Plus, I always try to buy Fair Trade if possible. Win-win!
Rating: 5 / 5
I’ve been trying to find an extra bold coffee that doesn’t taste bitter, and after trying about 30, this one seems to be the best so far. Even when brewing on the 9 oz setting it remained flavorful (not diluted-tasting) without the bitter aftertaste. I realize many hard-core coffee drinkers who like extremely dark roasts might not like this one, but for medium roast drinkers who like an extra bold that will hold up to larger size settings I think this is an excellent choice.
Rating: 5 / 5
In the quest for the just right blend of extra bold K-cups I decided to try this Organic blend. I love Micky D’s Newman’s Organic but found that blend a bit weak in Extra Bold K-Cups. I figured that maybe Timothy’s Nicaraguan organic might pack a bit more punch since I find that coffees from Latin America can be a bit stronger (at least within those countries). Anyway, this is a pretty good coffee. I did find it a tad weak for my particular taste but for somebody who prefers a milder coffee this could meet their expectations. Personally I won’t be buying this blend again but if I were at someone’s house and they served me this coffee it would be quite acceptable.
Rating: 3 / 5
This is a great start to the morning. I have very little taste or smell sense a head injury a few years ago, but I can tell when I drink this as opposed to another.
Rating: 5 / 5
Since I got my Keurig Brewer I’ve been going through sample boxes of lots of different K-Cups to determine which will be my “go-to” brew. I always brew my cup using the setting for the least amount of water on the machine because I like my coffee strong. The Timothy’s Nicarauguan Fair Trade Organic is strong but really smooth and low in acid. I really enjoyed drinking it and even wanted a second cup, and I am usually done with coffee after my one big early morning cup. This variety is definitely a candidate for my everyday brew.
Rating: 5 / 5