I appreciate the work you put into this video as well as your opinions.

I'm usually a tea drinker but I'm curious about Aldi coffee blends, this is a perfect video. Also your voice has a very soothing quality to it.

Thanks for the reviews. Just got me a pack of the Peruvian whole bean coffee from Aldi’s. Couldn’t help but think of Machu Pichu- such a beautiful place.

I would love for you to make this a series: Walmart, Trader Joe’s, Wegmans, etc

Today I paid $5.79 for the 12oz Simply Nature organic whole bean Peru coffee! Great band and great grocery store!

I haven't tried all of these but I have tried several and I agree almost 100%. I like strong black coffee that's not bitter and doesn't have that burnt taste but every time I something hasomething has that burnt yes everyone everyone laughs or pushes back. I mean I knew I was right but it's cool to see this guy agrees LOL

Thank you for the review. Haven't tried Aldi coffee in years because I tossed too many bags out when they first opened up here - all were awful back then. I'll definitely give the Peruvian or Honduran beans a try. Was buying a Peruvian bean at World Market for several years. Suddenly I bought a bag and the flavor was just off. Gave the bag a read and realized they had switched to Arabica beans. So disappointing.

Thank you for this video! There is an Aldi about a mile from me. Bought 3 of their whole bean coffees (Barissimo and Organic ones). Loved them all, especially when paired with some cream. Will definitely look for those other African ones next time I go.

Hey great video. Straight to the point and comprehensive. As a new coffee drinker looking to get into trying whole bean without breaking the bank you have really helped me out. Keep up the great work!

I am not a coffee lover. Didnt touch the stuff until I was 45. Then I started drinking it because I was doing a lot of winter hiking & it was warm & near the trail head. At first Kroger Columbian was the one I could drink at home. Then they must have changed suppliers. So I went with Aldi. Mostly light roast. And was fine with that. But someone convinced me to try the one in the black cannister & I was shocked. I liked it. But..... Sadly it only lasted a few monthts & then like the Kroger coffee it was as bad as the worst. Same with McCafe - great at first, but now crap. I think they all must do a bait & switch.

thanks for the thorough and to the point review!

You're video just got randomly recommended to me. It was a good video, I hope the algorithm will do its jobs and you'll get more views.

Just bought a coffee maker with a built in grinder. And I also just bought Aldi’s Peru and Honduras whole beans. Anxious to try them after this video!

Great job, thank you. I use Honduras one once or twice a week! 🙌🏽

I've been to many Aldis and have never seen those African whole bean coffees. If I ever see them I will surely buy them as I love trying new stuff. On another note, your voice is very calming.

The Aldi Honduras is the one I consistently buy. I have tried the Peru but I have found it more difficult to brew without getting bitterness.

Just picked up a french press in the promo aisle to replace one lost in a move. I too avoid dark roasts 😬so chose the Simply Nature Nicaraugan (medium roast). It's verry good to excellent, imo. Nice body, excellent flavor, needs no cream or sugar. Will buy more. TY & subbed.

you need to pu the shower head as close as possible to the coffee bed, otherwise water cools down when dropping a distance

I only fuck wit Cafe Bustelo and now Aldi sells it 👍

Check out Whole Foods 365 label beans, available at Amazon. Around $7.50 for a 24 oz bag, whole bean. City roast so no oil. They have oily charcoal beans for a few dollars more if that's your jam. Pretty good. They sell a lot of it so it moves quickly, it's pretty darned fresh. I get crema on my espresso for at least the first half of the bag, the remainder I brew in the AeroPress or moka pot.

I just keep wishing you had seven like glasses...