Kenya AA - Fresh Roasted

I am still searching for the most mellow and flavorful coffee I remember having years ago, brewed from a slurry at one location and brewed by an individual with impeccable taste. Nespresso pods have a desert-like taste but are a bit too heavy in it's 'creamy' texture. The Keyna AA is as close as I have come. I wish it were more creamy and possess a little more foam and oil in the cup. Perhaps, my grind size is not quite right (large for percolator or french press) or the water tempeture needs to somehow be perfected. I continue to search; when I find it, I will know. Perhaps Coffee USA can someday offer sampling packs in a set of its varioius whole-bean coffees (12 oz) for a total of 5 lbs per se, at a reasonable price. This would help with experimentation of blending and perhaps find the taste and texture I seek.

Very mild with a pleasant coffee taste.

My wife and I have been coffee bean enthusiasts for years. We left the Kenya AA in search of better coffee beans; and after trying many, many varieties, and also enjoying the trip very much; we have now returned to Kenya AA. It suits us better than all the rest, so will keep buying it as long as it's available!

The masterful roasting of the Kenya AA beans creates a masterpiece in my cup every morning. The balance of brightness and richness is impeccable, making every sip a delightful experience.

Remember watching Ina Garten and Jeffrey sip that Kenya AA on TV, declaring it the best coffee ever? My husband and I did, and it sparked a quest. Months later, with this very brand gracing our countertops, we can confidently say: that their praise wasn't an exaggeration. This coffee isn't just a beverage; it's an experience. The moment you open the bag, a symphony of aromas dances around you – a whisper of citrus, a warm spice melody, and the grounding base of rich, roasted beans. Each sip is like igniting that spark of wanderlust, of cozy mornings bathed in golden sunlight, of laughter shared over steaming cups. It's more than just the best coffee we've ever had; it's a reminder to savor the good things, big and small, just like Ina and Jeffrey.