| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 4.45 × 2.87 cm |
| Package Dimensions | 7.83 x 4.45 x 2.87 inches; 1 Pounds |
| Item model number | 0856413007583 |
| UPC | 856413007583 |
| ASIN | B08VFVSBXM |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Manufacturer | Death Wish Coffee Co. |
Death Wish Coffee, Organic and Fair Trade Medium Roast Ground Coffee, 16 oz
$15.73
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Nicole Ragan –
There are times when a regular cup of coffee just won’t cut it, and that’s where Death Wish Coffee comes into the picture. As a self-proclaimed coffee enthusiast, I’m always on the hunt for bold, powerful brews that can truly wake me up. So, when I stumbled upon Death Wish Coffee, renowned as “the world’s strongest coffee,” I was naturally intrigued. After giving it a try, I can confidently say that it lives up to its reputation.Let’s start with the aroma. As soon as you open the bag, the robust scent of freshly ground beans engulfs your senses. It’s an invigorating experience that immediately piques your curiosity. The coffee is made from a blend of carefully selected Arabica and Robusta beans, resulting in a dark, oily appearance that promises a caffeine punch.Now, onto the taste. Death Wish Coffee delivers a powerful flavor profile that is not for the faint of heart. It boasts a rich, smoky undertone with hints of dark chocolate and a pleasantly bitter finish. The intensity of the coffee is evident from the first sip, and it lingers on the palate long after you’ve finished your cup. If you prefer a milder brew, this might not be your cup of tea, but if you crave a strong, no-nonsense coffee experience, Death Wish is worth a shot.As for the caffeine content, Death Wish Coffee certainly lives up to its name. With about double the caffeine content of an average cup of coffee, it’s a rocket-fueled energy boost. This makes it an excellent choice for those early mornings when you need an extra kick or when you have a long day ahead and need to stay alert. However, it’s important to drink responsibly and be mindful of your caffeine tolerance.The packaging is sleek and attention-grabbing, with a distinctive skull emblem that captures the brand’s edgy personality. The coffee is available in whole bean or ground form, catering to the preferences of coffee aficionados and casual drinkers alike. The beans are carefully roasted to bring out their maximum flavor potential, resulting in a truly bold cup of Joe.The only reason I didn’t award Death Wish Coffee a perfect five stars is because of its potency. While it undoubtedly delivers a potent kick, it might be overwhelming for some individuals who prefer a more balanced or subtle coffee experience. Additionally, the price point is slightly higher compared to regular coffee, but considering the superior quality and caffeine content, it’s a worthy investment for those seeking an extra boost.In conclusion, Death Wish Coffee is an ideal choice for coffee lovers who crave a robust, intense cup of Joe. Its powerful aroma, bold flavor, and sky-high caffeine content make it an exceptional choice for those in need of an electrifying jolt. Just remember to drink responsibly and know your limits. If you’re ready to take your coffee game to the next level, Death Wish Coffee is waiting to awaken your senses and kickstart your day.
William Axsom –
I’ve long since accepted my coffee-snob status and tout it proudly. I cannot speak to stronger/strongest globally, but it is a good tagline. Hands down, this is in a 3-way tie for my first place/most favored roast/brand. It is expensive as h**l but always worth it when I can stretch the splurge.And yes, I ‘abuse’ my coffee (per coffee-snob code) in percolating it; but I do so in an electric percolator.Death Wish or Gevalia are about the only brands I’ll buy at a grocery store (most of my coffee I order from here); the classic, traditional U.S. brands we’ve had for generations now, are, what I unceremoniously call, the market swill; I’ll usually just drink a green tea blend of some kind instead. I don’t have much for expensive taste preferences, GOOD coffee is about the only ‘insist’ I have.The specialty diet I’m on is medical/health relevant so I do consume more costly foodstuffs overall, and like the GOOD coffee, I’ve noticed that the higher quality consumables leave me much more satisfied, sated, and feeling properly nourished on much less in quantity/volume of food/beverage consumed. It really doesn’t sound like correct math, I know, but overall, I spend less, and eat better/healthier for it.Death Wish (and other high-end coffees) pair much better with the ‘ancient grain’ breads and the other such specialty foods, at least to my minimal tastes. I’d lived on low-grade, generic fair most all of my life because I’ve never been anything but poor, as well as just not caring or preferring anything different; it wasn’t until my piss-poor diet became a/the primary driver for some health issues that I started reevaluating what I eat and drink. Switching to GOOD coffee was the beginning, finding Death Wish came much later, but it will always be found among a trio of great coffees in my home. Not being borderline diabetic anymore (at least for now), AND still getting to have my GOOD coffee the way I like it with a bit of raw sugar and cream, so what if it is still a death wish, it’s of the tastiest!
yipyah –
Never disappointedI love deathwish. Seriously epic coffee. You can’t get it retail here in Ontario so I’mstoked it’s available on amazon.
Jean P. –
Liked it so much I had to buy the 5lb bag but…Recommended to me by a friend and I gave it a shot with buying the 12oz bag. What a coffee this is! Went from having 3-4 cups throughout the day to having 1 and whatever is left after the wife drinks hers. Only need one a day with this. My only gripe is that you get two stickers with the 12oz bag and get NOTHING for buying the $100 bag, kind of backwards if you ask me.
Bhole –
This is now our favorite coffee. It tastes way better than other coffeesThis is now our favorite coffee. It tastes way better than other coffees, and really how you’d expect coffees to taste.It doesn’t taste burnt or bitter. And for all the caffeine content, it isn’t in your face with a big punch. It’s strong mind you, but it doesn’t ever turn you away with power. It tastes right.And had I never tasted the normal Death Wish coffee, the Valhalla blend would be my favorite. It’s a little milder, or different, but I don’t think it’s quite as good as the normal Death Wish.
Sonal A. Gupta –
An absolute coffeeThe purest and strongest coffee I had ever experienced in my life. The coffee has an absolute aroma which makes our senses extra active. One may feel original taste of coffee that’s a bit of soar and a bit of bitter. The coffee gives me an immense pleasure to have it without any break. Loved it.
J. D. Lapinskas –
The World’s Strongest (and Tastiest) Coffee!!!I’m a complete coffee snob and had got used to only the best after living in Guatemala for 2 years. Now back in the UK, I needed something strong and tasty to satisfy my caffeine fix. Deathwish is a great tasting coffee; really dark and strong! For best results, grind the coffee fresh and use an aeropress to give you the world’s strongest espresso. I was not a morning person until I found this coffee. I have had 1-2 cups a day for the past 8 months and I will keep coming back for more. Great company, great coffee!