Mr. Phong's Private Reserve Premium Vietnamese Ground Coffee

This coffee is good, very good. But it is definitely not the one I fell in love while in Vietnam. It smells rich (chocolate) and it is rich in taste. But no the one I was looking for. Also doesn't work well with Vietnamese filter. It looks like it is grinded far from fine, but it is clogging Vietnamese filter and you can see lots of fine grinded dust in the coffee. Makes me wonder if they mix it with other coffee. I wonder about this just because I had bad experience buying Weasel Daily delight. First time was awesome coffee, second time it was mixed with really s***ty fine grinded light brown coffee and even smelling wrong. So I suspect some BS going on with supply of Weasel coffee. So far mixed up feeling about Weasel. Want to love it, but sometimes it is just not what it is supposed to be.

This coffee is really good. It tastes great and there is very little acid. It has an excellent aroma and has a nice full bodied taste. My daughter brought some of this coffee back from Thailand and it was so good I found it on Amazon and ordered it. The coffee was shipped quickly and the quality was just as good (and as fresh) as what was purchased in Thailand. I recommend this to anyone that enjoys a delicious cup of coffee.

Strong

Delicious coffee. Decent price. We buy it often

Not bad but I’ve had much better Vietnamese coffee. It’s only a little bit cevit

This coffee was great. My brother Mike brought me some, years ago, and I loved it. I ordered some recently but it was kinda expensive for my taste. I will look for a local Source.

It taste like Vanilla or something sweet straight from the bag... for those like i that loves a cup of black joe this is definitely NOT for you, if you are on the French Vanilla side then maybe you'll approve.

It took me & wife about a weeks to drink all.Had a great taste at a great price,perfected for the keurig cup.

Another attempt to produce authentic Vietnamese coffee which has failed miserably.Nothing like the real stuff and the beans are coated with sticky substance which smells like chocolate to try to give the natural chocolate taste real Vietnamese coffee should have.I won't be buying this again

I actually bought this product regardless of it being civet coffee or not - it still tastes like good, authentic Vietnamese coffee and to me, that's all that matters. I bought back several bags of different grades from Vietnam, and tasted a lot of varieties from different regions in my month there.In Vietnam, from coffee shops, you pay for different grades of coffee from different regions - the civet coffee being the most expensive. I took back some Moka beans, which verged on expensive, and some DaLat beans, which were about average. The Moka was notably more pleasant, and less bitter. I was curious to see if this coffee advertised would taste suspiciously like the DaLat beans but they sat somewhere between, if not on a par with the decent Moka beans.All in all, I'd buy again 100%, as I cannot think of where else you can get better tasting coffee for the money in the UK. It's a shame that you can only get the 8 pound beans if you buy something else from Amazon, or whatever the deal is, sadly 10 pounds a bag is too expensive to justify every day use for a student!Regardless, these beans are about 5 times better than the best varieties found in Whittards for even more money. And because of that it gets 5 stars, I just need to save up to go back to that wonderful country!

I think its expensive the flavour is fantastic

Just like you get in Vietnam. If you like coffee and have never tasted Vietnamese coffee I would urge you to give this a go. It's like nothing you've ever tasted before. It has a sweet vanilla like flavour and is my personal favourite which I keep for special occasions. The only complaint is the price. It's not cheap but it's not cheap in Vietnam either.

These coffee beans have been treated/flavoured with a syrupy/sugary substance that makes the beans stick together and jammed my coffee grinder every time I tried to make a drink. Aside from this, the beans are quite dry and stale so not a great tasting drink.