Java Planet Low Acid Coffee, Organic Colombian Single Origin: Whole Bean Medium Dark Roast - Smooth Full Flavored Coffee Bean, 1LB Bag

Great coffee, low acidty and personally found that factor is why its best when making ice coffee. Sweetness really comes through and a light roasted taste. Its a lil pricy but would buy again

We were really impressed with Java Planet’s Low Acid Organic Coffee. The beans arrived fresh and clearly high quality, and the flavor is smooth and well-balanced without any harsh bitterness. It has a rich taste but stays gentle, which makes it easy to enjoy even on an empty stomach. One of the biggest positives is how easy it is to drink compared to regular coffee. It lives up to the “low acid” and “stomach friendly” claims - no unpleasant aftertaste or discomfort. Knowing it’s organic and mold-free also gives peace of mind about what I’m drinking every day. The whole beans grind well and work great in different brewing methods. The aroma is pleasant, and the flavor is consistent from cup to cup. If you’re looking for a cleaner, smoother coffee that doesn’t sacrifice taste, this is definitely worth trying.

Very satisfied but a little too expensive.

One of my all time favorite coffees and o have tried them all! Love the low acidity and environmentally conscious company. A little pricey but worth the price for the quality!

This "sniffs in" at about 3.5 stars. I recall I was on the fence about this one since it wasn't crystal clear if this was a low-acid coffee for heartburn sufferers OR a coffee that simply had lower acidity levels affecting the taste. It appears this is a coffee focused on the latter, not the former. Since I have GERD, this wasn't really what I was shopping for. Other reviewers indicate the same comment about it not being an ideal choice for heartburn sufferers. That being said, here is my review of the product based on taste and flavor: For the record, I use a Breville Burr Grinder to get the proper grind for making hot coffee and cold brew that I make home. My coffeemaker is a DeLonghi model costing around $100 or less. I use a gold metal basket to carry the grounds. It sniffs pretty good out of the sack and I'm an odd bird so I like to bury my beak in the gap between the carafe and the drip of my coffeemaker during the early part of the brew cycle. It smells pretty good but not as good as Lucy Jo's Mellow Belly Low Acid Brazilian coffee. I bought both of these at the same time to compare and contrast for a new low acid coffee. The color of the brew is deep and dark. There is no bitterness or sourness to speak of which is pretty remarkable. A mere touch of sourness came on later but it was very nominal. I'm not getting much off of this brew via nose or taste. It's a little non-descript compared to Lucy Jo's as well. It tastes soft and smooth with some whole milk added but all I'm picking up is the roasted flavor and some nuttiness. The body is full. The second cup was a little bit better than the first. I definitely feel the acid more here compared to Lucy Jo's which isn't surprising now. I doubt I'll order this again since I was seeking a truly low-acid coffee produced for GERD sufferers. I typically mix some other favorite producers with low-acid beans so that it becomes more interesting and complex than a low-acid coffee on its own.