SUBIDA COFFEE Honduran Dark Roast Single Serve Pods | Arabica Single Origin farmed from Honduras | Notes of Brown Sugar and Black Cherry | Supports Agriscience Education (12ct pods)

I’m usually not into dark roast, but I was taken by supervise with this one.I did 10oz in my ninja duel brew maker. Coffee was perfect to my liking and even complimented my creamer.Arrived fully sealed.

SUBIDA COFFEE Dark Roast Single Serve Pods (12 K-Cups)We’ve enjoyed all twelve of these dark roast K-Cups as both 8-ounce cups with a small amount of soy milk and as 2-ounce concentrated shots (for lattes) made with a Keurig K-Café Smart machine. All twelve K-Cups have pierced perfectly and worked as expected in our machine.I usually make lattes or cappuccinos, but with a new coffee I like to try a plain cup (and then I add a little soy milk) as milk tends to mask subtle notes and bitterness. I first made a few lattes and really enjoyed them as the darker roast was able to handle my soy milk, but I couldn’t find the subtle flavor notes. With the 8-ounce cup I still couldn’t pick up on the brown sugar or black cherry notes. This isn’t a bitter coffee, and I could easily drink this with just a hint of milk, so that’s a good cup and a solid 4 stars. I love that 100% of the profits go to an educational charity.I received this box of 100% Arabica, Single Origin K-Cups in May 2023, and a label on the bottom of the box is marked Best By 4/7/2024.

This coffee took weeks to arrive and when it did, the box was partially crushed. A couple of the pods had tiny punctures in the lids and I’m unsure whether I should use them or not. I like dark roast coffee, but this wouldn’t be a favorite. It’s not that strong and rather bland. It could just be me, but I’m not picking up any of the subtle hints of brown sugar and black cherry it’s supposed to have. I will probably finish the box since I hate waste, but I wouldn’t purchase it again, especially at nearly fourteen dollars for twelve pods. Also, there’s two different expiration dates on it. One is a sticker on the bottom of the box itself that states “best by 2/14/24” and the other is a bar code sticker across from it that states “best by 4/7/24”. So which is it?

I recently tried SUBIDA COFFEE's Dark Roast Single Serve Pods and I was impressed! The coffee has a rich and deep flavor that is perfect for those who like their coffee strong. I could taste the notes of brown sugar and black cherry which made the coffee even more enjoyable. The pods were very easy and fast to use, making my mornings much smoother. I also appreciate that the coffee is single origin and farmed from Honduras, which adds to its uniqueness. And on top of all that, SUBIDA COFFEE supports agriscience education, so I can feel good about my purchase. Overall, I highly recommend these coffee pods for anyone who loves a strong and flavorful cup of coffee.

These are pretty good pods and they work well in my Ninja DualBrew coffee machine. I do think they definitely taste like more of a medium roast coffee than they do dark. They do have pretty good flavor and I can get some of the cherry and brown sugar notes, but just not a super deep roast.I love that the brand supports a great cause, but the pods are currently a bit more than I like to spend per/pod (they're currently more than $1/pod). But it does make me feel a bit better that the profits are going to a good cause!Overall, I do enjoy this coffee and it's a great cup to wake up to! But if you like your dark roasts really dark, this may be too "medium" for you.

This brand of coffee capsule is from Arabica Coffee. It has a good rich flavor and no bitterness at all. I like to drink it with half-and-half and sweetener but it definitely has a tame enough flavor that you could drink it without sweetener and cream, If that is your preference. I recommend this and it’s a plus that this benefits the education of young men in W. Honduras. Five stars.

I made the Subida Ground Dark Roast in my Mr. Coffee Combo Brewer. The single serve pods fit my machine and brewed nicely on the 8 ounce strong setting.This coffee is very smooth. The flavor is not bold. It's definitely mild but I wouldn't call it weak. I think there is just a touch of bitterness, and I didn't like this one black. But, it stood up well to some milk and stevia, and I found that I needed a bit less sweetener.I appreciate that this brand is single origin and supports education in Honduras. It's not on my favorites list, but it's worth a try.

I ordered this pack of Dark Roast Single Serve Pods which includes of 12 individual pods with standard k-cup size that you can use in any k-cup coffee machines. The coffee is made from Arabica Single Origin farmed from Honduras and the flavor is Notes of Brown Sugar and Black Cherry. The flavor is really good and it's very tasty but it's a very strong coffee so might not be the best option for everyone unless you love the strong coffee taste.