Blind Assessment: Shallow and thin throughout. Sweet, caramelly, high-toned, but without nuance or dimension in either aroma or cup. Thin, astringent finish. Notes: K-Cups are designed for the Keurig single-serve brewer. Kenya is one of the world's great coffee origins, although it's hard to tell from this example. As with many (though certainly not all) single-serve convenience coffees, it would seem that something went wrong in the packaging. Visit www.vanhoutte.com for more information. Who Should Drink It: This poor coffee has been reduced to a sort of Kenya Kool-Aid. |
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