| Weight | 2.2 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6.14 × 11.57 cm |
| Product Dimensions | 3.78 x 6.14 x 11.57 inches; 2.2 Pounds |
| Item model number | 629070700131 |
| UPC | 629070710130 629070700131 |
| ASIN | B0027Z8VES |
| Country of Origin | Canada |
| Manufacturer | Kicking Horse Coffee |
Kicking Horse Coffee, Kick Ass, Dark Roast, Whole Bean, Certified Organic, Fairtrade, Kosher Coffee, 2.2 Lb, 35.2 Ounce
$33.40
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Description
Sweet, smoky, audacious. If there’s something worth doing, we think it’s worth doing great. This remarkable blend of beans is the spirit of Kicking Horse Coffee, and a bold invitation to wake up and kick ass with us.
Allergen Information: Nut Free
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coffee
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Richardc –
I love the deep, rich scent of this coffee as it brews. The flavor is amazing! I normally only drink one cup in the morning – but now I’m wanting two, simply to savor the flavor that much longer! If you like your coffee dark and full of flavor… BUY KICK ASS!
Everett F. Johnson –
A really good coffee.
emm30 –
Once upon a time, my husband and I used to buy a cup (at least) of coffee shop coffee every day. Eventually, we decided we should just make coffee ourselves at home: buy the packaged coffee shop coffee, make it on our home coffee maker, done and done, right? Well, not so much. The coffee we made at home just didn’t taste the same as it did in the coffee shop, and we couldn’t figure out why. So we researched. What we found was that there are about a billion variables to making a good cup of coffee. And after all our research regarding methods and equipment along with a bit of trial and error, we now have our home coffee making perfected to our liking. I’d like to caveat this by saying that I am by no means an expert on this stuff–just a regular person who did a lot of research and figured out what PERSONALLY works for me, and if anything I say here happens to help someone out who was in the same shoes I was, then that’s great.First off, the coffee maker. We brew our coffee in a Technivorm Moccamaster (apparently one of the few consumer coffee makers that actually heats the water up to be hot enough to reach the ideal temp for making coffee–probably the biggest reason why our initial attemps at home coffee making failed. It’s pretty pricey, but you can replicate the same results for much cheaper using a $15 pourover contraption, though it’ll involve a more manual effort on your behalf. Another alternative at $150–still somewhat pricey, but about half the cost of the Technivorm–is the Bonavita; if the Bonavita was around back when we were researching coffee makers 3 years ago, we probably would’ve opted to get that one instead, primarily for the cost savings. The Technivorm was our best option at the time, though, so that’s what we got, and we’re still extremely happy with it, even after 3 years of daily use.).Just as importantly, we make sure to use high-quality whole bean coffee [stored well if you’re not using the whole bag within a week (we use the Friis coffee vault) since CO2 and light are not friends to coffee beans. We also freshly grind just enough whole beans for that particular brew cycle just prior to brewing, and we use a good quality BURR grinder–in our case, the Capresso Infinity burr grinder. Refer to Alton Brown’s coffee episode if you’re curious why it’s so important to use a burr grinder as opposed to a blade grinder.]. We eventually realized we weren’t huge fans of a lot of the whole bean coffees easily obtained in supermarkets or large chain coffee shops (I’m looking at you, Starbucks), yet didn’t like paying shipping for the coffees from independent, small-batch roasters (as good as those coffees were, I really, REALLY hate paying for shipping). As such, I turned to my trusty Amazon Prime to save the day. I found Kicking Horse Coffee Kick Ass Dark Whole Bean Coffee via the stellar reviews, placed an order, and hoped for the best (2.2 lbs. is a lot of coffee to have if it turns out I didn’t like it). Thankfully, I’m happy to say that I’ve found THE ONE! This coffee is complex, deep, and smoky, yet without any burnt taste at all. And the fact that it’s fair-trade and organic is icing on the cake. And (AND!) if that weren’t enough, it’s quickly and easily available on Amazon Prime AND part of their subscribe-and-save program. WIN!Extra tips:- Preheat your carafe and coffee mugs by filling with hot water and discarding before using so that the cold carafe and coffee mugs don’t steal all the heat from your freshly brewed coffee.- Only use good quality, filtered water for brewing.- Make sure you grind your coffee according to how coarse/fine is recommended for the particular coffee you are using, and make sure you use the correct proportions of coffee to water (for those who have European coffee makers such as the Technivorm, keep in mind that a cup of coffee made in these coffee makers is typically less ounces than in American coffee makers).- Clean your burr grinder on a regular basis by using the white rice method. This is especially important if you grind oily coffee beans such as Kicking Horse Kick Ass Dark.
Kendra chapman –
Lovely strong full flavor like daddy likes it
blakepa –
Love the coffee.
jon –
spectacular coffee, but The price fluctuations are infuriating. this coffee goes from $28, to $43, to $38, the latter two of which im not willing to pay. ill go up to maybe $15/lb, not much higher, the trend of coffee makers to raise the price of beans, up & up is pushing me away from their beans & toward lower priced options. i understand there are cost increases, i get it, but its all moot if you price out your consumers.
Anjinsama –
First part of the day this is one thing my wife and I have in common. Great to grind, great to brew and especially good to drink.
Jay Ehrgott –
So my baseline coffee for comparison is SF Bay French Roast whole bean, that coffee just makes this seem weak 6 ways to Sunday. I will end up using this for my custom blends, I will often do 25g coffee to 435 g water pour over using the Hario V60. So in the afternoon or if I’m just looking for a lighter blend I will use 5-6 gr of JBC’s Rock the House blend (which is a very nice medium roast) and fill it out with 19 g of the SF Bay, in this way you can create a much more custom cup. You can also switch up the dripper, if I’m looking for something a bit brighter and juicer I would go with the Kalita Wave dripper, with the same blend. One difference between the Kicking Horse and SF Bay is that they latter take the roasting to a bit further in the roast, the SF will come with an oily sheen on the beans, whereas the KH while listed as a dark roast, is really roasted a bit shy of that type of dark roast. There are a number of roasters, Coffee bros being one, who will roast their dark roast to just before the second crack. Nothing wrong with that and it has some interesting nuances to the flavor. In all it’s an ok coffee but not one I would order again, I am sure some folks that don’t enjoy their coffee on the robust side will enjoy this, for me when I order dark roast I want dark roast.
Austin J –
It’s kick ass!Very nice flavour and aroma. Now I’m drinking my coffee black. Lol
Kelly Lanktree –
Delicious!Kick Ass has quickly become our favourite coffee. I prefer the whole bean version, as it’s so much fresher. Highly recommend it!
DadReviews –
Taste greatLove the flavor and cheaper than local stores.
Meghan L. –
The best and only coffee to buyDo you want a good cup of coffee? By this! It’s the only coffee that is good and I’m not worried about being full of mould 🙂
c.e.chapple –
My faveNo dislikes