Espresso Whole Bean for Automobili Lamborghini, Dark Roast, Arabica and Robusta Blend, 2.2 lb Bag (Package May Vary)

★★★★★ Excellent Espresso with Rich Flavor and a Luxurious Finish This coffee exceeded my expectations. The Lavazza Espresso Whole Bean for Automobili Lamborghini delivers a rich, full-bodied espresso with a bold aroma as soon as you open the bag. The blend of Arabica and Robusta beans creates an excellent balance—smooth and slightly sweet from the Arabica, with a pleasant depth, crema, and extra kick from the Robusta. I use these beans in a ninja espresso machine, and they grind consistently, producing a thick, golden crema with every shot. The flavor is robust without being overly bitter, featuring notes of dark chocolate, toasted nuts, and a subtle hint of spice. It also works well in milk-based drinks like cappuccinos and lattes, where the coffee flavor remains strong instead of getting lost in the milk. The 2.2-pound bag keeps the beans fresh when stored in an airtight container, making it a great value for anyone who drinks espresso daily. The Lamborghini branding adds a premium touch, but the real standout is the quality of the coffee itself.

I Love Lavazza Caffè, and I just HAAAAAAD to try the... *Assume rapidamente un accento Italiano* Automobili Lambroghini!!! - MAMA MIA!!! VROOM!! VROOM!! Blub-Blub-Blub-Blub-Blub-Blub-Blub-Blub---VROOOOMSCREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE ZOOM!~heheheheh. I have been drinking and enjoying your varied roasts for almost three decades now.. So many wonderful blends.. You folks at Lavazza even inspired me to make my own home roasts, and and to even do a genuine 5 origin, 9 stage - pure dark 12/10 Napoli roast like you get only in ristoranti italiani in the US (Unless you know the right people *tugs at his left earlobe*). OMG so good!.. This Caffè begins to come veeeerrrry close to that most precious of all blends you almost can't get over here -have to do yourself models. Deathwish Coffee is still darker than this roast, though its flavor isn't nearly as good, or as smooth, and Caffè Deathwish can upset the stomach.. The Automobili Lambroghini is still.. better.. The flavor is premio superbo and low in acidity to the point that I can even drink it black, caffeine content is very good -though I still want more robusta in it. The flavor of this roast is rich and elegantly bold, yet smooth at the same time and Leagues ahead of other brands as usual. I love the fact Lambroghini sponsored this one, (Great Bag Design too --my favorite car *Frames the Bag - HAH!*), and I hope you keep the product on the shelves; I will keep buying it, and frankly.. Please make a 12/10 roast for us so I no longer have to set off the fire alarms trying to do one in my apartment here HAH!... I see... verily see... why that Perfect-Dark-Napoli roast of whch I speak is so precious.. It's hard to make and takes a lot of time, but ohhhhh how it tastes... Just one cup and you are up and going all day... two cups and you are in bed at night looking at the ceiling going "Ummmmmm That ceiling, she needs painting... Well!! *grabs the supplies* Might as well get up and do it!! HAHAHA MUWHAHAHHA!" This Wonderful Caffè comes Oh Soooo Very Close to that Divine Perfection. I was surprised how smooth was mine own Napoli roast.. and even more pleased to find that the the Automobili Lambroghini *loves saying that name* is the same. I have always said, "No one in the world knows coffee better than the Italiani.. though the South Americanos come in at a very close second". Grazie infinite.. for yet another wonderful blend Lavazza, and for keeping prices relatively down while most others go overly, unreasonably, ridiculously, ludricrously NVTZ Nuts. Y'all never dissapoint, at least not for long - heh.. From This Old Priest... Blessed Be.. All Of You...

That's some damn good espresso! It's rich, bold, and has a perfect balance with nice crema and a smooth finish. The dark roast brings out deep chocolate and caramel notes without any bitterness. It pulls beautiful shots in our machine every time. Pros: - Rich, bold flavor with excellent crema. - Nice balance. - Deep chocolate and caramel notes. - Smooth with no bitterness. - Great for espresso machines. Cons: - None so far. Highly recommended! This is a really solid dark roast espresso.

Fresh coffee beans should be glossy in appearance. These looked like dull rocks with absolutely no shine to them. Very suspect. Not sure what mold and unpleasantries were lurking in this bag. The taste was overpowering and incredibly strong like drinking mud, to the point of unpleasant. Maybe this was a bad batch but I will never buy this coffee again. Their Barista Gran Crema is probably the best espresso in the world, their Automobili Lamborghini is the absolute worst. BACK TO DRAWING BOARD, LAVAZZA.

This is one of the best tasting espresso coffees I've ever had. A home run in flavor. I drink a lot of espresso and I drink it black. I also buy green beans and roast my own at home, but when I do buy already roasted it's usually Lavazza because they offer the best coffee for the money in my opinion. This is one of their more expensive offerings, but is it worth it? This was on sale so I couldn't resist. I admit that I wanted to dislike it due to cost, but after my first shot...amazing. It's a beautiful coffee with a lot of aroma and a more distinctive flavor compared to other Lavazza varieties, and yes it is strong. I won't get into all the "wine-like" descriptors, I'll leave that to others. Suffice to say they are obviously using a top notch blend of arabica and robusta beans, and it has a distinctive, rich and delicious flavor. As others have mentioned, considering it's intensity is described as 10/10 and they call it a dark roast, I expected it to be darker in appearance. I'm actually glad it's not. The flavor is intense, in a good way, but it's in no way dark like something SB's sells. The bottom line, it's worth it, especially if you catch it on sale. They got me again. It's on sale again, in for another bag. There aren't a lot of blends I'll spend this much on, but I really like this "Lamborghini" blend. I don't get the connection to the car either, but no matter, great coffee!

This says dark roast, it is definitely a medium roast. Very good taste, smooth, just not dark enough.

Not sure why so many negative comments,but this coffee is so far one of the best ones we've had,the aroma is amazing and flavor as well.❤️

If you are interested in the product, make sure to shake the bag and mix it well before grinding!!! My espresso experience with "Lavazza Espresso Barista Perfetto Whole Bean Coffee 100% Arabica, Medium Espresso Roast" was not a good experience because the beans was layered on top of each kind instead of pre-mixing properly before packaging. My 18g in 36g~42g out espresso outcome from Gaggia Classic Evo Pro w/ bottomless filter: The top layer was dark, strong, and smokey, mid layer was medium roast, bottom layer was just sour. The taste was not a good experience, especially at the top layer of the bag and the bottom of the bag. Initially wasted a lot of beans to the test out the grind size, but then come to realize its actually the product itself. Out of the 2.2 pound bag, I only had one cup that had chocolaty taste at the beginning of the mid layer.

Good coffee beans, bought when it was on sale to do some latte at home!

Very good choice

Sabor muy acaramelado, buen tostado, un 7/10 en amargo, cremoso, lo preparo con cafetera Automática y es mejor que cualquier café de cafetería o restaurant.

Muy bien su empaque y sobre todo el sabor del café

In a few months the price has doubled with no justification, no reason at all. Lavazza is a master in blending coffees, I admit, but they are not alone. They seem to have forgotten this.