- Lavazza Qualità Oro Ground Coffee, 100% Arabica, Medium Roast, Floral & Fruity Aromatic Notes, 250g Can

Lavazza Oro is quite good, it's got a decent, standard flavor but it's not distinct like Lavazzo Espresso Club. In fact I wish I spent the money on another Espresso Club instead. Oro is not bad, it's good but in an ordinary way. Good aroma, though I couldn't detect any floral or fruity notes. For me it's strong with no bitter aftertaste. It's also way better than Il Mattino. If you're looking for good quality coffee of standard flavor, meaning, coffee tasting exactly like coffee, Oro will fit the bill. But if you're looking for coffee that sets itself apart by deviating from ordinary coffee but tasting great nonetheless, try Espresso Club. I'm writing this after may cups of Espresso Club and only one cup of Oro, so maybe, for me, it's too early to decide on it's taste. If I have anything more to add, will update.

Thankfully the flavours were intact as contrary to the tin container which had a mild dent most possibly occured during transit. I found the flavour nutty and earthy and the aroma is intense and refreshing. If the aroma doesn't fill up your kitchen when you open the containerit then I guess its a fake coffee. I'm relishing this coffee every evening now. Better than Nescafe.

I drink espresso / french press black coffee and wanted to try something different from Blue Tokai, Third Wave, Sleepy Owl which are some local brands I've had before. This is arguably on the same level if not better, so if you're a drinker of any of those brands and like espresso this is an easy recommend. This is perfect for a moka pot, it's what I brew it in. I wish it was a bit cheaper but oh well.

A good Coffee lifts you up. Makes u cheerful... I fired up my moka pot. There was some over extraction but finally when I tasted it there was very small tinge of bitterness which will soon go away in the next try. Overall was very delightful and flavorful. The can was slighly dented but that's ok.

Amongst the Lavazza lineup, this is one of the legendary coffees especially made for Espresso and Drip Coffee. If this a legendary coffee amongst the Lavazza lineup, then I can assure you all the other brands notably The Flying Squirrel & Blue Tokai even put together is nothing in front of a Lavazza. Italians are coffee legends, undoubtedly. This is an imported one. P.S. - Don't take my review for granted. I'm a barista at home, brewing for many years now. I've tried this coffee, in my two machines, the Gaggia Classic and a Philips Drip Coffee Maker. Creamy. Foamy. Not so bitter. Blended well. No burnt aftertaste in your tongue, just like a butter.

I tried this product for the first time. While it is claimed as 100% Arabica coffee, there is no Arabica aroma, flavour or taste. In fact, there is no taste of coffee at all ! Highly disappointed. I used to buy Colombian Brew, which is far superior.

I am regular uses of "Crema e Gusto" from Lavazza and I must say that I did not find "Qualita Ora" much ahead in any department ... Overall the intensity and Aroma is similar with taste that is a bit acidic for me. Not worth the premium you pay over "Crema e Gusto".

Medium roast, brews a nice mellow cup with a hint of acidity. Best had black. Loved the coffee but hate the fact that price has been jacked up from 460 to 600 in a span of 2 weeks!!😱