NGUYEN COFFEE SUPPLYMoxy Arabica: Medium Roast Premium Ground Coffee Beans, Vietnamese Single Origin, Direct Trade, Roasted in Brooklyn [12 oz Bag]

I've been making Vietnamese coffee at home for some time now and being able to get access to quality beans from a company that puts a lot of energy and effort into sources robusta beans rather than arabica and others that are typically found for whole/ground but truly made for Vietnamese coffee makes my heart happy. Knowing they have other blends and options makes me excited to try as I was a barista for many years so the flavor notes between them are something I'm eager to try out but this Truegrit is supremely smooth and will buy again!

This is my favorite Nguyen supply blend. It was shipped well and tasted great using a french press.

I’ve ordered this specific bag a few times in the past & always loved it. However, this one that I recently ordered tastes different (absolutely terrible) than the others so I’m not sure if I would order again because I don’t want to pay for something & risk the chance of not liking it. Very disappointed because I thought I finally found the one!

50%Arabica-50%Robusta and very expensive. Thought it might be exotic and I would give it a try. So So. Robusta is supposed to be a thing. l Will not buy it again. The owner is a female entrepreneur so bravo for that though.

Was written as a coarser grind but was actually very fine. So it took a long time to brew in the Vietnamese apparatus.

We are a CDM coffee with chicory family, so when we read about robusta coffee we decided to try it. This coffee is smooth and strong, but not too strong. We still add extra chicory to it and do our usual brew strength.We bought the one pound size to experiment and since that is almost gone. Decided to go ahead and buy the large size bag. It’s well worth the purchase.

Doesn't taste that good and it's expensive and can't return properly will end up in garbage. Waste of money

Idk what sheerness means, it’s a rating for this coffee.But anyway, I have always loved Vietnamese coffee and make it a point to get it whenever I go out for pho or anything Vietnamese. I used to get Cafe du Monde pre ground beans but I felt like those were old and I prefer to grind the beans fresh. While this coffee doesn’t have that chicory flavor of Cafe du Monde, it provides a great cup of pour over coffee and has a lovely smooth finish. It’s has a nice robots flavor without being to harsh. I’ve tried other flavors from this company but this is by far my favorite. It reminds me of the coffee I had in Thailand which I loved and miss. It’s also nice to support a local/small business.