Amazon Fresh, Colombia Ground Coffee, Medium Roast, 32 Oz

I ordered this for my brother's birthday as he prefers a Columbian blend coffee. He tried it and was hooked. He said it is low in acidity but has a nice roast to it for a bolder taste, has a nice grind to it, and brews a nice, tasty cup of coffee. He is very picky about his coffee, but this one hit the mark for a picky coffee drinker. Price is great. Can't go wrong with Amazon's brand of coffee.

For a while, I would purchase Amazon Fresh coffee, until I tried the Colombian variety. I have purchased this coffee many times and have previously reviewed it. The quality has not changed. It has great aroma and rich taste. I brew a single cup at a time using the Melitta cone and filters. The pour is important -- slowly pouring hot water in a slow circular motion to saturate all the grounds. The price for 2 pounds is reasonable compared to most brands available at most grocery stores. I order two bags at a time, because we drink a lot of coffee. I am thoroughly satisfied with it.

Great‑price daily brew that punches above its budget beans Picked up this 2‑lb bag of Amazon Fresh Colombia to replace the pricier boutique roasts draining my grocery budget. I brew a full pot every morning in a drip machine and occasionally run a pour‑over on weekends. ### What hits the spot * **Smooth, medium‑bodied cup.** Notes of mild cocoa and a little dried‑berry sweetness—no burnt aftertaste. * **Consistent grind size.** Works straight out of the bag in a standard paper filter; no sludge in the carafe. * **Wallet‑friendly.** Runs roughly half the cost per ounce of my local roaster’s Colombian beans. * **Rainforest Alliance certified.** Nice to see an eco label on a store‑brand option. ### Where it falls short * **Non‑resealable packaging.** Once you cut it open it’s wide‑mouth to the world—transferred to an airtight canister to keep it fresh. * **Lighter than some “mediums.”** Dark‑roast fans may find it too gentle; I bump the scoop count by one for a stronger cup. * **Aromatics fade after two weeks.** Flavor stays fine, but the just‑opened scent diminishes quickly without solid storage. ### Real‑world impact * **Budget win.** Saved about \$12/month compared with my former brand while still enjoying a genuinely good cup. * **Office crowd pleaser.** Colleagues who normally drown coffee in creamer drink this one black. ### Hacks & tweaks * **Vacuum canister or Mason jar** after opening = fresher aroma to the last scoop. * **French press brew** at a 1:14 ratio intensifies body for those who like more oomph. ### Who it’s for * Daily coffee drinkers who want quality Arabica without boutique pricing. * Households that go through grounds quickly and appreciate the bigger 32‑oz bag. * Anyone easing into medium roasts from lighter breakfast blends. ### Verdict Keep and reorder. The flavor‑to‑cost ratio makes this my new default pantry coffee. Just plan on transferring it to a sealed container and upping the dose if you favor a bolder brew.

This Amazon Fresh Colombia ground coffee is labeled as a medium roast, but in my experience it leans much closer to a dark roast. The flavor is bold and strong, with a deeper, heavier profile than I usually expect from a medium. I enjoy strong coffee, so this worked well for me, but it’s something to be aware of if you prefer lighter or brighter cups. The acidity is on the lower side, which made a noticeable difference in stomach comfort for me. I can drink this in the morning without that sharp acidic edge that sometimes causes irritation. That alone makes it easy to keep in regular rotation, especially for daily use. Brewing ability is solid and consistent. I’ve used it in a standard drip machine and it holds up well without tasting weak or flat, even when brewed a bit stronger. It feels like a dependable blend that’s forgiving across different brew strengths. The 32 oz size offers good value and variety for everyday drinking without constant reordering. Overall, it’s a strong, straightforward coffee that delivers enjoyment if you like a bolder cup and don’t mind a medium roast that drinks darker than advertised.