Lavazza Crema E Aroma Whole Bean Espresso 2.2 - Pound Bag Reviews

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I have been consistently disappointed in the various Lavazza blends that I have tried. My last hotel/travel interface with poor quality ground Lavazza pods has resulted in a new addition to my cosmetic bag-- a little Ziplock full of Senseo brand pods, which are decent if not superlative, fairly common in stores, and will accomodate many coffee coffee makers. from Amazon.com Lavazza Crema e Aroma Coffee Beans is perfect, if your are looking for good coffee. The service is perfect. from Amazon.com We too have made our own coffee from beans for over ten years, and after using Gevalia Columbian for at least five years, have converted over to LavAzza crema e aroma with half and half creamer because it is so smooth. We boil water in an electric pot, then pour it over the ground beans sitting in a cup in a filter. from Amazon.com My family thrives on its Lavazza intake. The Crema e Aroma beans are prepared in our Jura-Capresso S-9, which stays on most of the day. from Amazon.com Had this coffee in Italy last summer and loved it. So glad I can get it here, so smooth and the crema is wonderfull. from Amazon.com The coffee beans were not as dark roasted as expected, resulting in a rather weak cup of coffee. from Amazon.com I thought this would be better, much better. I have a Gaggia espresso machine, and this makes the worst espresso. Lavazza in the blue bag is much better. from Amazon.com Not a paid endorsement. Really good stuff. from Amazon.com I had high hopes for this only to be VERY let down. I've had the Lavazza "Super Crema" (blue bag) and it was pretty good. This "Crema e Aroma" is some of the worst espresso beans I've tasted. from Amazon.com Lavazza roasts won't disappoint. This bean is very flavorful and brews well coarsely-ground for a French press, medium-ground for a drip and finely-ground for espresso. from Amazon.com

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