IntelligentsiaCoffee Gifts, Light Roast K-Cup Coffee Pods for Keurig Brewers - House 60 Count with Flavor Notes of Milk Chocolate, Mandarin, and Apple (6 Boxes of 10 K-Cup Pods)

I used to buy the cheapest coffee - Walmart brand all the way. I am now an evangelical Intelligentsia convert

Good taste, but expensive

too weak tasting

This review is for Intelligentsia Coffee, Light Roast K-Cup Pods for Keurig Brewers - House 60 Count with Flavor Notes of Milk Chocolate, Mandarin, and Apple (6 Boxes of 10 K-Cup Pods) andIntelligentsia Coffee, Light Roast K-Cup Pods for Keurig Brewers - Organic El Gallo 60 Count with Flavor Notes of Milk Chocolate, Honey and Cola (6 Boxes of 10 K-Cup Pods)I’m pretty picky when it comes to coffee but I really enjoyed these! I love that they are light roast. Very smooth and perfect for the morning!

I don’t like strong and dark coffee, so light roast and lighter spectrum of medium roasts are usually my favorite. This Intelligentsia K-Cups coffee is a pleasant light roast and works perfectly in my Keurig machine. It is a light roast but it isn’t weak tasting or low on flavor. This coffee is advertised to have apple, citrus, and milk chocolate notes. Personally, I strongly taste the citrus notes and lightly the apple notes. I can’t really taste the milk chocolate. I feel like the sour notes of citrus might have overtaken it. I don’t usually drink black coffee but I tried it this time for the purpose of the review and the sour notes were too pronounced for my liking. The milk (I use diary or almond) mellows the citrus notes and that’s how I’m enjoying this coffee the most.