Laughing Man Hugh's Blend, Single-Serve Keurig K-Cup Pods, Medium Roast Coffee, 16 Count

Like I put on my review of the Keurig K-Café, I can only write as an observer, and purchaser, as I don't drink coffee. I don't want to think about how much of this I have purchased over the past couple of years, but it is a LOT. My wife and son don't really drink anything else, anymore, unless they go to a coffee shop. It gets a little pricey, sometimes, so I play around with how many come in a package. Sometimes 2 packs of 16 are cheaper than the 22 packs, sometimes they are not. But, just keep that Laughing Man coming, Hugh, it helps keep the household caffeinated! Also, a big shout out to Dukale! My wife and son love your coffee!

I originally found this coffee at Walmart which unwisely stopped carrying it. Or at least, mine did. It is the Best and most consistent Columbian of had yet. It is a good value in that you can get 14 flavorful ounces on Keurig's standard setting without ending up with "black water" if you brew it extra hot as some machines do or the Keurig does on the strong setting you will notice an increased bitter finish which some coffee drinkers enjoy though I don't if you want it stronger, I recommend you use a smaller cup size for each brew. This coffee is good enough that I go out of my way to find and purchase it. I often recommend it to my friends.

I love Laughing Man Hulia. I first tried it maybe a year ago when I got a "Coffee Lovers" variety pack of K-Cups at Costco. They had, well, a variety of different coffees in there. They were all generally "OK". I'm not at all a "coffee snob" and so each of the other makes of K-Cups in that Coffee Lovers variety pack were completely drinkable. But then I popped in the Laughing Man Hulia and made a cup of that....I instantly realized this was head and shoulders better than the other brands included in the variety pack! At the time I had not even HEARD of Laughing Man. All I knew was - this coffee wasn't run-of-the-mill. It was special. I searched for Laughing Man and found it on Amazon and subscribed since. I go through an embarrassing amount of this each week! Let's just say that I made a concerted effort to get down to "only" 3 cups of Laughing Man a day. While I love Hulia I just recently ordered my first shipment of the Hugh Blend based on great reviews of that as well. Looking forward to trying that as well.

Very sorry to see this Brand going away, buying since day one.

I read almost ALL of the reviews of Laughing Man's Dukane before ordering the K-Cups. I believed so much that this was going to be the rounded, interesting flavor of which I had been searching, I ordered quite a few. I have now had three or four cups of Dukane and found it very one dimensional. If you are a connoisseur of coffee, it's kind of like being a connoisseur of wine. This flavor enters, goes through your mouth and to your throat with the SAME, flat flavor. It is NOT nearly as strong as some suggested it was. IF you have read all the reviews and decide to buy quite a few of these K-Cups, taste not previewed, good luck. I will NOT buy this brand again. The Green Mountain or even some of the Starbucks have MORE flavor and certainly more strength per cup. This was watery and flat. It was NOT my machine for the other K-Cups do just fine. IF you want to try some of the Laughing Man coffees, may I suggest you buy VARIETY package which can give you a sample of a lot of different brands and depths of coffee.Yes, you may wind up disposing of a few of the K-Cups which you just do not like (or give to a friend for them to try!) but it is still better than what I did, ordering so many of the Dukane, taste "unseen"! Reviews are great to read, but if you are somewhat NEW to this K-Cup "thing," again, may I suggest a VARIETY pack first? I wish I had bought a variety pack FIRST. I sure do.

We got a Keurig for my wife, who normally drinks instant. I wanted to up her coffee game. I am a coffee roaster, and generally do not drink any coffee that I did not roast myself, unless there is a coffee emergency. So, needless to say, I am very picky, and I know what good coffee is. We bought various k-cups from various companies. I expected that all the coffee would be generally lousy, because all of it came from large companies, of mediocre quality at best, and was roasted and ground, who knows how many months ago. I was correct. They also are very very weak in terms of the amount of coffee in the cups. However, I have to say that you can actually taste the sidamo origin in this coffee, and I am pretty impressed with that. So for an average coffee drinker that likes pre-ground, commercial coffee, this is probably as good as anyone could expect from a Keurig.

I am very particular about my coffee and it's so hard to find a great flavor (and bold strength) for K-Cups. But this Laughing Man Columbia Huila is among the best I've had. My new favorite. The only criticism I have is not for the product, but for how Amazon got it to me. In an apparent effort to reduce packaging, they just slapped a shipping label on the very fragile Laughing Man box rather than put it in a sturdier Amazon box. Dumb!! It arrived smashed and appeared to have opened during shipping and was taped up by UPS. I don't think any of the K-Cups were missing or damaged, but we shall see as I work my way through. High marks for Laughing Man; low marks to Amazon.

Bought these as a deal of the day, so they were marked down about a third. With that being said, these are the greatest K-cup I've ever had. They pour with almost a consistent color throughout the brew, which is impressive for a K-cup. They feel like they have more grounds than competitors. The flavor is outstanding and tastes very fresh, which is also impressive for a K-cup. Also, it's a light roast so there is a good amount of caffeine. I prefer to grind my own beans through a burr, but have been drinking this almost exclusively since they came in. The wife loves it, too, and she's not as big of a coffee fan. I tell her where to find the other K-cups, and she says "No, where's the laughing man?" I was a big fan of the Tanzanian Pea-berry, but Ethiopian Sidama is now my go to. Not only is it a great thing to support the farmers growing the beans, but also, this coffee rocks. Go Hugh Jackman.