• Rated 533 times by customers who purchased this item • 202 out of 533 customers wrote reviews • Recommended by 99% of Reviewers • Value: 94% rated it a good value
Sumatra has a full, syrupy body with virtually no acidity - so the coffee's intensity lingers in your mouth. The concentrated spicy, herbal notes and earthy aroma are the telltale signatures of this well-loved coffee.
More about this coffee: The island of Sumatra produces 70% of Indonesia's income and is home to over 38 million people.
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Food Pairings:
Cinnamon, toffee and fresh breads - all are divine with a cup of this coffee.
Origin Notes:
Coffees from Asia are popular for their full body and mellow, earthy flavors. Coffees from the Pacific islands are typically lively with herbal undertones.
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Great tasting coffee
Customer Rating:
5.0
Feb. 8, 2010
Would purchase again
by Mario(Los Angeles, CA) 2 reviews
When I bought this coffee I wanted to taste a different type of flavor but I was so amazed with the flavor, and bold taste this coffee had. This coffee has some spice and herbal taste where you can't go wrong in tasting.
Sumatra from Starbucks has been my first choice for years. I can't wait to get my first cup of coffee in the morning from my Bodum press. Coincidentally, I am sipping on a hot, steamy cup as I write this review.
We have been drinking both Sumatra regular and decaffeinated coffee for several years now and this is the first time we have purchased it online. We have found both bags to produce a more bitter than usual coffee and it's not as pleasant to drink. We will not be purchasing Starbuck's coffee online again.
The coffee is great, but with shipping and the price of coffee, it ends up being cheaper to purchase my Starbucks coffee at Target or the grocery store.
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