Bestpresso Coffee Capsules Compatible With Nescafe Dolce Gusto Coffee Machines (Espresso Intenso, 120)

I really like the taste and quality of the variety pack. Honestly, some of the beverages are better than others, but I like to have options during my breakfast, so I keep buying the variety pack, which is so great! The overall appearance and texture of all beverages are great, and they're easy to use as they're all compatible with my Dolce Gusto machine.

I bought the ristretto one and it taste pretty good to me. I was a little skeptical bc of some reviews but I even made it longer, instead of 2 levels of water I did 5 and 6 and still tasted good to me. Yes the original might be a bit better but just for black coffee you cant beat this price and taste combination. So glad I took a gamble here with 120 capsules lol I will def be buying more!!

This Gusto compatible coffee is very good. Its priced well and I think most will like the various tastes.

We ordered Bestpresso Coffee Capsules Compatible With Nescafe Dolce Gusto Coffee Machines (Variety Pack, 60) because the 60 capsule sampler pack costs less than a 16 pack of Dolce Gusto capsules. We found out there are reasons for this low price. None of the six flavors tasted very good. Some were awful. The capsules caused our Dolce Gusto machine to act funny (lights blinked randomly, and cycles did not complete). We were worried because they were difficult to pierce before starting the machine which could cause damage.The bottom line, of course, is flavor. We only needed to taste two from each box to determine they fell way short in the flavor department. The rest went in the trash. We do not recommend this product.

Can't argue with the value here, no complaints there.Haven't tried every sample yet, but I've had the hot chocolate, cappuccino and Lunga pods. Like most suggested serving size/powder amounts, the hot coco is rather weak. Doubling up on pods won't make it stronger, since you're still dealing with same amount of powder, so a little disappointing there.The cappuccino is marginally better. It's strong, includes foam in the process, and isn't overly sweet like gas station "cappuccino". But it's not much better flavor wise, either. I found it a bit weak, but not unpleasant.The Lungo coffee pod on the other hand, is another story. Bold with some body, this is the reason I got this dolce gusto machine in the first place - (so hard to find a good, full body strong coffee pod for Keurig makers). Lungo isn't the strongest blend in the pack either, so I'm confident in my opinion that this indeed a good sample pack, even if I don't enjoy each flavor - that's beside the point. There's probably a blend or two in here for everyone.My only nit to pick is probably more to do with gusto system - specifically where the user can control how much water is used in each serving, in fairly small but useful increments. While handy, its a little frustrating getting a pod that only produces say 1.7oz. servings. I get why this is, but it just means I have to make 2-4 more pods depending on my desired serving size.Overall worth the price, especially of you're new to the dolce gusto system.

This was the first time I bought this product as it was the cheaper choice (not by much). I received it fast and am happy with the quality. The only thing of note is that the pod's seal is much harder than any other brand I have tried, and I wonder what long-term effect it can cause to the little perforating needle of my coffee maker.

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The Nestlé pods use nitrogen gas to displace the oxygen before sealing,to prevent oxidation and loss of flavor. These pods aren't packed with nitrogen gas, and the grounds in them were completely oxidized. Reminds me of 2am gas station dregs. As much as I LOATHE Nestlé, they at least got it right with the capsules. I haven't yet found a off-brand that comes close. Someone please give evil Nestlé a run for their money! Also, FYI, you can cut open the empty pods and use the contents in your compost. Doesn't even change the flavor!