Colombian Supremo From Jarbee Coffee Review

The Drink: Colombian Supremo From Jarbee Coffee
Type: Ground
Overall Rating: 3.5 Out Of 5 Coffee Mugs

After a long day at work, topped off by a brain numbing commute full of bumper to bumper traffic, I needed a coffee that would wake me up tonight. Luckily, Colombian Supremo from Jarbee Coffee gave me the jolt of caffeine that I needed and gave my taste buds a pleasant treat.

Colombian Supremo makes up for some of the lackluster Colombian coffees that I’ve in the past that were made up with blends of miscellaneous coffee beans. According to the bag, this Colombian coffee is made of the highest grade Colombian coffee beans, hand picked from the mountains in the Bucaramanga region and the difference is obvious.

The Colombian Supremo had a warm and inviting aroma. It smelled of spices mixed with a sweet honey aroma. Underneath there hints of chocolate. It all combined to make a delicious smelling coffee and I couldn’t wait for it cool down so that I start to enjoy the taste.

It had a bold taste and that’s what woke me up. It had a strong nutty taste, mixed with hints of a dark roast. It was unique flavor, that kept evolving in my mouth.

There were a couple drops of bitterness, but I think overall it just added uniqueness of this coffee.

It was followed up by a smooth, nutty flavor of an after taste that didn’t want to quit.

The body of the coffee was thick and very heavy feeling on my tongue.

It’s the type of coffee that my dad would love. He loves coffee that’s strong enough to put hair on you chest.

At $6.95 for half a pound (and free shipping for Daily Shot Of Coffee readers), it would make a good every day coffee for someone looking for a coffee to wake them up in the morning, or in my case after a long day in the rat race.

I’m not always a fan of Colombian coffees, but this one makes me want to try more now. Overall, an above average 3.5 out of 5 rating.

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