Kicking Horse Coffee Lucky Jim Whole Beans, Medium Roast, Certified Organic Fairtrade, Chocolate, 35 Oz (Package may Vary)

best coffee
best organic coffee. costs less than grocery stores. always a buy

A sweet deal and great coffee too
Not my usual brand, but the deal I got was too good to resist. I am surprised. The taste is rich and full. I really like this coffee and will no longer doubt sweet deals like this.

Acidic old beans
I have loved many of the different Kicking Horse coffees but “Lucky Jim” was horrible. First time that I got this type and it had a distributor label over expiration date. Couldn’t read date when label peeled off. Bought two bags when a good price offered. Never again.

MId-tier medium roast
Edit: Lowering score to two stars after finishing bag. I was beyond ready to be done with Lucky Jim less than halfway through the enormous 35 oz bag. Coffee should be a highlight of your morning, not an obligation! I would try other Kicking Horse offerings in smaller bags.—–While the price is certainly right for the sheer volume of beans in today’s economy, this Medium Roast is decidedly middle-of-the-road with no real distinguishing characteristics or notes. It’s a fairly dry roast that compares apples-to-apples with your bottom-shelf & widely-available grocery store offerings (think 8 O’Clock’s selections). So sure, Lucky Jim is perfectly –fine–, but you can do better on flavor (and mouthfeel, and aroma) at a similar price. And if you really don’t care what you’re drinking, you can scratch around for a better deal in the ~2lb bag arena.My vote: if you’re invested in “the daily grind” (of beans), treat yourself to a better cup in the morning and move on to the next bag!

Easy 5 star for price and quality but minus 1 star for one bag being punctured. Ordered 20lbs of assorted roasts and most were good but 3 bags came punctured. Not a huge deal but unhelpful for storage purposes.’Best before’ dates from 7-9 months in the future.

I like this coffee. It’s bold and tasty