Tiny Footprint Coffee - Fair Trade Organic Nicaragua Segovia Dark Roast |Whole Bean Coffee | USDA Organic | Fair Trade Certified | Carbon Negative | 16 Ounce

Delicious coffee!!! Low acidity, dark roast with a smooth finish.

Very good taste and aroma -- very similar to the Nicaraguan coffee we have learned to love but can no longer get at the grocery store. Easy to grind the beans in our 50 year old Krups grinder!

I have gone back and forth between a bunch of brands. Death Wish, Kicking Horse, etc. I won't buy coffee unless it's fair trade, and I love supporting companies that try to be sustainable, and environmentally aware. This seemed to fit the bill I'll admit, I do prefer the strength of Death Wish, but this is a great alternative. Beans can be a little oily, but the flavor is good, and I love that they plant trees as part of their mission. The price is also tough to beat.

I don't even recall how I ended up trying this brand. I thought I would give it a shot for espresso for some reason. Then my bean shipment for cold brew was delayed so I used this instead. Wow. Ok, this works very well for cold brew. It is smooth and without the bitter bite I expected. Will I switch to this for cold brew? Well, maybe. Let's see how the rest of the gallon and a half batch hits me. First pint though....bangin.

Excellent flavor, and doing good things in the world at the same time. My favorite coffee so far.

This coffee is quite pricey so I was expecting magic. First cup was bold, very dark, near burnt taste but I pushed through. Several more cups in, it’s not balanced. Tasted like any flavor that could have been there is muddied with not flavor profile separation. Just a bunch of dark. If you just want a jolt awake and flavor isn’t important, this coffee might be for you.

Since it comes in whole bean form you can grind it to the correct fineness or coarseness for the method of coffee making that you use. The flavor is bold, nit bitter. Delicious..

I loved it! I am becoming more picky after having tried a dozen of coffee brands from Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama, and one from Brazil... Many (not all) were really good. But this one came as fresh as I have never seen, The beans had a oily appearance and smelled so-o good! The oily look disappeared after a few days, but, importantly, the flavor of the coffee was rich and pleasant, strong enough but not bold. I used a manual grinder to make small servings. So far it was my favorite. I will try it again!