Burnie’s Beans Sudamerica Whole Bean Espresso Style Organic Coffee is a smoothly flavored USDA organic and fair-trade coffee. I had the chance to sample and review their whole bean espresso.
Burnie’s Beans Whole Bean Espresso Organic Coffee Review
My morning coffee is a bit of a ritual. I try to moderate my coffee consumption to one maybe two cups a day. I usually manage with one cup in the morning and a cup of tea in the afternoon. As a coffee lover, I need to make that morning coffee count!
I grind my coffee beans and vary the way I prepare my coffee. Part of the joy of coffee is that initial whiff of the beans. Right from the start, I knew Burnie’s Beans coffee would be wonderful because of the lovely scent.
The Beans are slightly oily. I think that is a plus as I generally prefer oily coffee beans. I realize everyone has their own preferences. I have brewed Burnie’s Beans in a few different ways — Moka pot, French Press and cold brew. It tasted wonderful with all three methods.
Burnie’s Beans describes the flavor of this organic coffee as:
Balanced. Toffee sweetness. Clean citrus acidity. Toasted nuts. Subtle floral character.
I am not sure whether I would use those exact words, but it is smooth and drinkable. I didn’t notice a sweet toffee taste, but I found it works well with sweeter flavors such as chocolate, vanilla or eggnog. My indulgence this season has been an eggnog latte some mornings (usually on a weekend). This coffee works wonderfully in an eggnog latte! And it also tastes great black.
Finally, I wanted to mention that Burnie’s Beans is a great value for a fair-trade, organic coffee. Of course, it is more expensive than the less expensive grocery store options. The coffee comes in a large airtight bag, it weighted over two pounds. Given the quantity and the quality, I feel it is a great coffee.
About Burnies Beans Whole Bean Coffee
Burnie’s Beans Sudamerica Espresso Whole Bean Coffee is specially selected, high quality, Espresso Whole Bean Coffee that is USDA Organic as well as Fair Trade.
According to Burnie’s Beans:
“This carefully designed blend consists of premium Arabica beans from South America, which produce a smooth coffee with floral and fruity notes.The finest Brazilian beans are added, providing exciting tones of nutty and sweet caramel, while giving the coffee a nice, full body. Ideal for any cup, traditional or espresso!” (source Burnie’s Beans Publicity Materials)
Where to Purchase Burnie’s Beans Whole Bean Coffee
Burnie’s Beans Sudamerica Espresso Whole Bean Coffee is available through Amazon — see Burnie’s Bean fair trade, organic whole bean coffee product listing.
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My morning coffee routine involves one large mug of black coffee before work (before anything, really) and one mug to-go so I can have a little more at work, though I don’t usually drink it all. I do not, however like drip coffee from any coffee shop. There’s something that just isn’t as good as when I make it at home in a standard drip pot.
Although, I do love a good 8oz. latte or 120z double. So good, especially if the milk is steamed well.
I work at a coffee shop part-time, so my tastes have changed some, though I have always enjoyed my black coffee.