Nguyen Coffee Supply - Truegrit Robusta: Medium Roast Ground Coffee Beans, Vietnamese Single Origin, Direct Trade, Low Acid with High Caffeine Content, Roasted in Brooklyn [12 oz Bag]

Excellent tasting coffee! It’s really easy for me to burn coffee with my pour over but this coffee tastes excellent regardless if I wait for the water to cool! I definitely notice the extra caffeine too!! It makes me feel like I’m back in socal!

I bought the robusta. Made really nice Vietnamese style iced coffee. Pleasant change from the usual Cafe du Monde.

My boyfriend, my mom, and I all really like vietnamese coffee, and we were first inteoduced to it a few years back at BocoPop in Liberty Lake, WA -- a boba shop. This gives you so much good energy to get anything you need done, and its super simple to make at home. I would reccomend also purchasing Nguyen Coffee Supply's 12 oz Phin Filter for the best taste and adding a bit of condensed milk after brewing gives it a really authentic boba shop taste. Would highly reccomend to anyone who loves coffee -- keep in mind this does have a slightly sweeter, nuttier taste than your average coffee though.

I have the correct Vietnamese drip style coffee maker and thought I'd try this traditional coffee. I guess it's an acquired taste, I think it tastes like socks, I used the sweetened condensed milk and followed directions on the bag. Not sure if it's because it was stale they only had pre ground coffee which I don't like but I probably won't get this again as it was just terrible coffee.

Absolutely not Vietnam coffee’s

Taste is alright but way too expensive. For the price I’d expect at least twice the amount given before I’d consider buying again. Hopefully they consider this.

Pricey but good.

This coffee is a life changer. I gave up on coffee a year ago because the acid in it was making me miserable and was giving me a sour stomach, acid reflux, and even headaches. I don't know why so many of my fellow Americans think that for a coffee roast to be strong, it must be able to strip paint off of wood and metal. Everything on the market was either too dark and over-burned or as weak as dishwater. Serendipitously, I saw a video about Vietnamese coffee and how it's roasted and thought I'd take a chance because I really missed coffee, especially iced coffee in the summer. This roaster (Nguyen) and, more specifically, this blend/roast (Loyalty) is superb. It's strong but very smooth and not acidic at all. It is, in my opinion, how coffee is meant to be. I can't recommend it enough, especially if you're having problems with acidity. It's not the cheapest coffee out there so if you're the kind of person who drinks ten cups a day, this might be a budget-breaker (on the other hand, if you drink that much coffee, you might need a low-acid coffee more than anyone else) but for someone like me, who drinks coffee less frequently, it's totally worth the expenditure. Moreover, I like supporting smaller, local businesses when possible so I don't mind paying a little more and prefer giving my money to them than to the coffee kings of Seattle.