Death Wish CoffeeFair Trade, Ground Blueberry Coffee, 12 ozFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade CertifiedFair Trade Certified

I love strong, dark-roast coffee. My go-tos are (1) Green Mountain's Dark Magic, (2) Peet's Major Dickason's Blend, and (3) San Francisco Bay's Extra Dark Italian. So today, I compared Death Wish Dark Roast (DW) vs. Green Mountain Dark Magic (GM). Here are the results:Appearance & Texture - both were already in ground form, so I could not compare the beans in terms of oily vs. dry, etc. The gounds, as seen in the photo, appeared to be the same in color. Texture of the grounds were also comparable.Smell - from the bag, GM was slightly more aromatic than DW, but they both gave off the delicious smell of fresh coffee. After brewing, again GM's smell was slightly stronger.Taste - As with the slightly stronger smell from GM, GM had a slightly (and when I say slightly, I mean really tiny) bit of an extra bite after you swallow. On the other hand, I found DW to be smoother when swallowed.Brewing - I brewed both with 8oz cold, filtered water, and no sugar.In summary, both DW and GM taste pretty much the same! You can't go wrong with either. They both have a strong, bold, rich flavor, with a wonderful smell. Therefore, I will now add Death Wish Dark Roast coffee to my list of go-tos. In my next analysis, I will compare DW espresso to my go-to Gavina espresso!NOTE: I did not include Peet's to the comparison analysis because Peet's and GM are also very similar, so I didn't bother. It was only added to the pictures for visual purposes.Hope this analysis helps!

Cold brewed it and added a tiny amount of sugar. 1:1 water to the cold brew extract.Darn good coffee. Well balanced, flavorful, not too acid, but still bright and astringent. It’s hard to keep from drinking too much. Worth the splurge.

If you love a strong coffee with great taste, look no further. Great value for the amount size, come in a sealable package as well as cups for easy to use. Give it a try, it's worth it!!!

Let me start with I am a black coffee drinker that’s not a brag just a fact I don’t do cream or sugar or any other additional items. I have been drinking coffee for 45 years starting with sips of my grandparents Sanka and my old mans Folgers. I hoarded instant packets from MREs in the Marine Corps and even had gas stations cups from almost every state in the continental US. Was on a mad search in Europe for what they called an Americano in between espressos and every other drink to be had.Very few cups of coffee impressed me, I also never turn down a cup no matter the source. This was remarkable, the scent obvious but not obnoxious reminiscent of a Jiffy Blueberry muffin mix but less sweet. I just cold brewed a gallon of basic arabica for the week I add two Tblsp of Vanilla and a 1/2 tsp of salt to the batch to cut acidity even more and add a richer fragrance. No one can taste the vanilla but lots of friends think it’s something extra expensive (I use Kirkland Arabica cheap beans.), this is my go to morning and all day drink. This Blueberry Coffee makes me question my every method and appreciate the way they managed to make a rich strong black coffee with a subtle finish or blueberry muffin aftertaste. It literally tastes like I washed a bite of muffin down with an amazing cup of coffee. As I had just finished a batch of home brew, I just made a 16oz pour over to sample the Death Wish and was blown away by the aroma at first and then how the flavor is so much more subtle and full of true coffee toasty smokey woodsy tones. I cannot recommend this enough to anyone that appreciates a strong cup of coffee but also isn’t averse to a treat of subtle dessert like flavor.This has me thinking I’ll chug my gallon (super concentrated cold brew)deal with the week of productivity as I crush life in general and start my next batch with this Blueberry Brew.This would be the best gift for a coffee lover and completely different from any of the 1000s of variety I have seen elsewhere, and a certain winner in your cabinet to start your day or extend it and reward yourself.This is one of the top 3 cups of coffee I have ever had in almost 50 years!

Pretty good.Like the original better.

Came right on time , and wife is enjoying her coffee

A little expensive, but it’s easily my favorite coffee. I buy it from time to time as a treat.

If you’re looking for a coffee that kicks harder than a caffeinated kangaroo, look no further than Death Wish Coffee’s Chocolate Hazelnut blend. This medium-roasted marvel combines the rich decadence of dark chocolate with the nutty allure of hazelnut, creating a flavor profile that’s both sinfully delicious and surprisingly smooth. It’s like having dessert for breakfast, but without the guilt—or the judgmental stares.Brew up a cup of this full-bodied elixir, and you’ll find yourself poised in the perfect purgatory between indulgence and invigoration. The aroma alone is enough to make you swoon, with notes of fudge and toasted hazelnut wafting through the air like a siren’s call to your taste buds. And the taste? Let’s just say it’s so good, even your taste buds will high-five each other.But don’t let the decadent flavor fool you—this coffee packs the everlasting strength you need to tackle your day. Whether you’re facing a mountain of emails, a toddler on a sugar rush, or just the existential dread of Monday mornings, Death Wish has got your back. Plus, it’s made with Fair Trade arabica and robusta beans, so you can feel good about every sip.So go ahead, indulge in a cup (or three). After all, life’s too short for boring coffee.