454 Horse Power

I LOVE this coffee; it's just what I was looking for... dark taste yet not bitter. This coffee tastes GREAT the price is lower than organic coffee at my local Trader Joe's. For a while I have not been able to find DARK ROAST coffee in organic, just mild and medium! And the non-organic dark coffee that I find costs more than this Kicking Horse Coffee, Grizzly Claw, Dark Roast. My son thought this coffee was weak, but then... he puts LOTS of coffee creamer - very, very sweet and he adds hot chocolate mix - again, very sweet and he adds ICE and drinks the coffee COLD... so, I'm not so sure we can trust his judgment about whether this is weak coffee. For me, I have tried a LOT of coffee for years and I have found in this coffee to be a GREAT coffee for me! The way I prepare is that I have reusable PODS and I fill them with this coffee. I grind the beans to be very FINE and I stuff the POD as packed as I can get it, which is a lot when it's finely ground. This totally works for me. ... Ahh... Dark, Rich Tasting, Smooth, yet NOT weak, NICE & DELICIOUS!

If you like your coffee rich, bold, and strong without being bitter, Grizzly Claw is the perfect pick. The aroma hits you the moment you open the bag—deep chocolate and a little earthy sweetness. Once brewed, it’s smooth with a full body, and has this nice cocoa-like finish that lingers in a really satisfying way. It’s strong enough to wake me up in the morning but not harsh like some dark roasts can be. I’ve tried it both in a drip machine and French press, and it comes out great either way—full-flavored, never weak. The beans are fresh, the grind consistency (if you buy ground) is solid, and I really appreciate that it’s organic and fair trade. It feels good knowing I’m getting a high-quality coffee that’s responsibly sourced. If you’re looking for a dark roast that’s smooth, bold, and delicious, Grizzly Claw is absolutely worth trying. I’ll be keeping this stocked in my kitchen.

Berry good, me like.

I love this coffee. I grind it, pour about a cup of grounds into almost boiling filtered water, cover and steep four minutes, strain into a clean glass large cup. Add stevia, vanilla extract, and my favorite milk (Silk coconut milk, unsweetened) at least 1:1 volume with the coffee. Refrigerate several hours or overnight and this is the best coffee and very cost-effective specialty coffee-shop drink.

A consistent, great taste has kept me faithful to Kicking Horse for over a decade. It kept me fueled, my staff and office visitors relied on my always having it. Now that I'm retired, I buy smaller quantities. It brews smooth and dark. Always has. The quality is hard to capture. In plain English, it's just truly good

This flavor is so good it has that rich taste, not acidic or bland. This is my second time buying the 2lb bag I love dark roast I’m currently looking at other dark roast beans but this one is in my top 5

Very very happy with this coffee. We ordered the espresso one, and it’s just %100 great. We like our coffee strong, and this one just right. Thank you!

Personally, just did not good to me. Tasted kind of like i left the pot out for too many hours but it was fresh. Some people like it- in the reviews so I think it might be just me so I gave it 3 stars. I am super picky about coffee. To give an idea of the flavors I like : Seattle's Best dark roast and Roy's Hawaiian Coffee. I don't like Starbucks coffee. I don't like acidic coffee or sweet coffee. I prefer dark bitter smoky undertones that are not too strong.

I highlighted the DARK in the title because coffee drinkers deserve to know a mostly recent health concern being ignored from discussion. Only within the last few years the issue of Acrylamide has popped up, a cancer causing chemical also created in the roasting of coffee. Contrary to original belief that a hotter and longer burn equals higher levels (kettle cooked potato chips have more than regular), a longer roast of the beans allows this chemical to evapourate and have less in your coffee (medium and light having more - instant coffee having the highest, but DYOR). So why not only drink dark roast if better safe than sorry with your daily favourite beverage? This selection reminds me of the strong flavourful roasts from that big brand on every corner but without the bitter taste or oily beans that can ruin my grinder.

If my world travels, this is the best coffee I have found outside of South East Asia. I cannot find anything that can match its roast, smokey flavour, and satisfying finish. There is actual body here, not just dark roast. I don’t know how they came up with such a great coffee, but I am buying. The only thing I dislike about this is that they only allow me to buy 5 bags at a time. I would prefer to order 10 because I struggle with remembering and am always running out.

Because this product is coffee beans, it goes rather quickly. Certainly doesn't last as long as a bag of pre-ground would. I also have to take into consideration that I only use a French press and I like my coffee strong which all adds to how quickly it disappears. French press should have course ground beans, so all of these elements add up to the beans not lasting so long. None-the-less, it's the best coffee I've ever had.

I buy the beans and grind them at home. This brand has excellent flavors and makes delicious coffee.

I know this is coffee and i am not writing my next wine review thus i won’t talk concerning Tina Turner’s legs ... the coffee is very very good. I am very impressed with the quality. Myself though i thought 1LB was the bag that is actually one size larger that the 1LB that i got but that’s alright i’ll know next time to get 2 or at least i’ll know to look to get bag that is 2LBs & + in size since i drink above average the amount coffee than most people. I’ll surely come back and get me this Kicking Horse Coffee again ... the name in the brand is appealing as well but that’s me though ... is something i get through once in while is that horse thing in my life ... it’s about that time to kick the horses out from being in my life. Spring cleanings can happen any time in the year ya know.