Above it says Intermezzo and that's how it is. Neither light nor heavy. Warning to platinum plated throats and other baristas with hi-end machines and fancy grinders, who usually drink blue mountains and fancy coffees, DO NOT approach it. For God's sake, coffee is not for throwing away, its taste is fine, I didn't like its aroma at first, I got used to it on the second cup, but I wouldn't buy it again. For this money, there are many better Kavazza options. I will mix it a little with 20% Ethiopian and it will recover. Of course, as I wrote again, I wouldn't buy it again, not even for 9 euros.

I made a mistake trying cheap coffee in the hope of finding something good. In the end, it turned out to be ground and with a little alcohol and fire, it became a mosquito repellent for the balcony

Good coffee for its price.
In cappuccino, it's great.
In espresso (plain), it's not aromatic enough.

I have tried, for the past two years, almost all of the one-kilogram coffee beans under 20€, and this one is by far the best and the only one that I bought a second time, according to my personal taste of course.

The worst coffee I have ever had. I wasted my money for nothing. The comments are terrible, terrible, terrible...

The worst coffee I have ever had so far. Even worse than supermarket brands. The coffee beans are very small, the roasting is very light, and it has a bad smell. We only tried it because someone said it's better than coffee that costs 20 euros per kilo. It's not even better than the ones that cost 9 euros per kilo.

Very very good coffee! Very nice taste until the last sip and with a long aftertaste! Its taste reminds me of 20€ per kilo coffees! Very good value for money. I highly recommend it!