I bought the coffee from the supermarket with very low expectations, as the purple one from the same series that came before it left me indifferent. However, this one pleasantly surprised me with my humble Delonghi Dedica. From other people's comments, I infer that its grind may be too fine for a pressurized portafilter, but with my bottomless one, the result justified me. And with a decent body for a blend. Don't rush to underestimate it because it is available at a low price, I believe it easily competes with many more expensive ones. It's definitely not the best I've ever had, but it is very honest. It deserves a chance!

Very nice coffee, just know that it requires a lot of experimentation with the coffee-to-water ratio to get the extraction right (with pressurized ground coffee). It's a peculiar coffee for someone who adds sugar, as it already has a lot of sweetness on its own, and it may seem excessive if you reduce it, resulting in a heavy taste.

My review concerns the aroma in beans. The coffee is sweet with a medium body and aroma, and a slightly bitter aftertaste where the robusta makes its appearance.

3 stars based on price because it doesn't have anything to offer yet, even in a bottomless portafilter... It's a bit bitter without leaving any taste.

I have been drinking Jacobs Arabica for a while, which I consider to be the best coffee of its kind. I found this particular one on sale and bought it. However, when you drink it and then it leaves a bad aftertaste. The first 2-3 sips surprise me unpleasantly, but then I kind of get used to it. I will go back to Jacobs.

Perhaps the most delicious coffee you can make in a moka pot (espresso briki). At the price it is available here, it is not worth it so much, but from a supermarket where it often costs around 4€, it is definitely worth it. The aroma and taste are wonderful, and it is also 100% Greek!

I have tried many espresso coffees and for me, this is the only one that is worth the money.

I don't comment on coffees because we have made it a science, one thing I will say is that I wouldn't change it for any other, it makes the whole house smell and you drink it pleasantly even though the price is a bit high, but you get what you pay for.

Certainly, the coffee is tasty and will charm many. However, at least my sample, which I bought from a supermarket, clogged the filter of my coffee maker because it contained fine coffee powder or something else. In other words, it had not been properly sifted for use in an espresso machine. Moreover, this powder, which passed through the filter and fell into the cup, created "clumps," meaning the particles stuck together, creating large black pieces of "something." This is suspicious for the presence of foreign substances and materials, in the company's attempt to create a unique flavor. As a Lavazza and Buondi user for years, I had never encountered such a problem. I am honestly sorry that, once again, an ambitious Greek company proves to be inferior to the circumstances. I hope it was an isolated unfortunate incident, but in any case, it was unacceptable for this batch of coffee to be released on the market.

The only mistake I made is that I didn't get it from the beginning and I fell into the trap of trying other coffees. Light as I like it, tasty, and leaves a nice aftertaste in the cappuccino I have tried, it will definitely make me a fan.

Having tried all the "expensive" blends from all the companies on the supermarket shelves, I ended up with this one by far (lavazza oro mountain is also a very good choice). Especially if you have a grinder, prefer the aroma beans. It will pleasantly surprise you

From the best ones I have tried from supermarket shelves, I found it randomly on sale for 4.5 euros and I decided to try it. I tried it as a freddo and it was perfect. Its regular price for someone who drinks coffee often like me is expensive, but for me, it's worth it (considering that in the past I had a capsule machine and those capsules are very expensive). It is a price worthy of a coffee from a coffee shop. When I find it on sale again, I will buy a larger quantity. I agree with the user who said that it is one of the coffees you should have in your pantry. I also agree with the other user who said that it is the most expensive in the range, but for me, it is the best. I have the impression that with the 250-gram packaging, I made more coffees compared to other brands. I will confirm this and come back with a new review

I haven't tried many (two or three attempts to change) but I came back to this one!
More balanced espresso flavor for a home machine.

Out of the entire range, AROMA is the best. I have tried many others but ended up with this one, and it makes great coffee even in a cheap machine. It is even better in a good machine.

Very good coffee even though I usually get it freshly ground at the coffee shop, but for packaged coffee it is one of the best

First time I bought it and overall I was satisfied. I only use it for Freddo Espresso. It has a nice and mild aroma, good body, it just becomes a little watery (made in a typical 15 bar espresso machine and extracted in 10-12 seconds). For its price, the quality of the coffee is good and will satisfy many who do not prefer a strong coffee flavor, but want to drink it comfortably like a pleasant beverage.

Update: I noticed that when it remains unused for a long time (probably more than the 2 weeks indicated on the packaging), it loses its aroma and then it becomes bitter, making it difficult to drink.
So, if you buy it, consume it immediately

It is a very good and aromatic coffee. In freddo, which I make it, it is definitely above average. It also has a very nice aroma and good intensity. No comparison to FORZA, which disappointed me...