Iron Brew's Classic Roast - 12 oz.

One of my favorites, Tasty blend.

Not bitter, fairly smooth, but sort of bland. Nothing to write home about.

The coffee has a good deep taste. The flavor is very appealing and enjoyable.

I just finished my first bag of Iron Brew's Classic roast and it was some the best coffee I've tasted! The only problem was I made the rookie move of taking the bag to work, so it was gone in a few short days. I will difintely be ordering more, but this time I'm keeping it all to myself. I can't wait to try the other roasts. Keep up the good work!

Overall, this was a pleasant cup of coffee, but not particularly outstanding. The packaging is good, with the standard one-way valve and wire-reclosable opening. Unlike other custom roasters, there was no roast date that I could find.
The whole beans were clean and evenly roasted, but there wasn't a very strong coffee perfume. When ground, the aroma was pleasant, but short-lived.
After drip-brewing, the cup was good, but not particularly memorable. All-in, I would say this is a decent blend for the (reasonable) price, and could easily serve as an all-purpose breakfast cup.

I love waking up to the smell of coffee and this one is perfect. I set my machine on auto and when the timer goes off, the faint beep down stairs acts as my alarm clock. When the smell of the coffee makes it's way upstairs, it's heaven. This one does it. Oh, and it tastes great too!

This coffee grabbed me by the collar because of its intense earthy espresso flavor.

From the first sip of IronBrew's Brazilian coffee, it's strong, powerful, dark, and rich. It is kind of like what I imagine a bunch of Brazilian cowboys drinking on the Pampas while they are sitting around a campfire. It's a manly cup of very strong coffee (which is not to exclude women from drinking it...it's delicious)

It's a dark colored brew from dark roasted beans. In the french press, I even needed an extra hand to plunge it because the grinds stuck to the carafe, fighting back. It's like turkish coffee with three times the flavor.

You have to hand it to IronBrew. Their coffee is exclusively from the Cerrado region in Brazil. Cerrado contains the world's largest savannah. And apparently also a place that grows rich flavored coffee beans. IronBrew's 6 gourmet coffees differ only in the extent to which they roast it and whether it's decaf or flavored.

They get hese beans directly from farmers in the Cerrado region. They cut out so many middlemen that you could say they're beyond fair trade.

This coffee is so strong in flavor that it tastes like an espresso. In fact, IronBrew says that Brazilian beans from the Cerrado region make up over 75% of the beans in Illy's gourmet espresso coffee. This is 100% flavor. I would bet that in Illy 's coffee the other 25% of the beans are inexpensive ones (from Vietnam or Indonesia or India) because the Cerrado beans impart so much flavor that they can dilute it.

So if you want bold strong flavor that tastes like the ancient drink of the Mayans, this is it.

Highly recommended for those wanting a very flavorful robust flavor.