Eight O'Clock Coffee Hazelnut Whole Bean Coffee, Medium Roast, 11 Ounce (Pack of 4) - Buttery, Smooth & Nutty

This is so far the best Hazelnut coffee for the money I have had. Nicely flavorful ,wonderful smelling--medium blend that says "HELLO" to you in the morning. I drink my coffee black --so taste is important to me. This has it. I do not want a "screaming " coffee---that wants to "attack " you in the morning...and beat you black and blue. I am changing my delivery to a even shorter time frame as I desire a cup more often of this brand than many others. It is not absolute top of the line....but its good enough for most and good enough for daily and good enough for me. Don't mess with my Eight O'clock Hazlenut Coffee!

Was supposed to be a pack of 4, 11 Ounce bags, was only 1, 11 Ounce bag.

The Hazelnut Eight O'Clock Coffee was roasted properly and was very fresh. It produced a delicious cup. I've been spoiling myself with Kona recently, and in my humble opinion, that's a hard coffee to beat. However,this cup was rather satisfying and better than the other Hazelnut brands that I've tasted.

Quality product for a good price

took forever to arrive,, only 1 bag out of 4...

Did not get the right quantity or bags of coffee. I thought I got the same quantity I usually get with this coffee. And the price was about the same as I usually pay for six bags. I only received one bag 😔

Eight 'O Clock, hazelnut, whole bean coffee is the best I have ever had. I keep ordering it, because I haven't found it in my local markets. It arrives packed vacuum sealed and very fresh. The flavor is over the moon good. I highly recommend this brand to everyone.

While opening the package, it bugged me that the label is prominently labelled "ARTIFICIALLY FLAVORED," in a manner that is not immediately noticeable on the website. I am the type of person who remains always aware of such labeling, even as I savor the coffee (which I do). I remain uncomfortably aware that its flavor profile was partially concocted by a food scientist in a lab, using unknown chemicals that I may not be able to pronounce. The "artificial flavor" scarlet letter is something most modern-day coffee outfits would jump through hoops to avoid -- and reasonably so, because labelling creates a genuine psychological component of any product. Not so fussy are the 8 O'Clock people (spun-off from the great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company, now owned by Tata Coffee, a tea & coffee plantation giant headquartered in India, though their 8 O'C executives still HQ in Montvale, NJ). While my enjoyment of this brew would be greater without the "artificial" label, I'm sufficiently happy with the flavor and the price that I will certainly allow my subscription to stand, though I will continue to sample other, all-natural brands. Another reviewer takes this coffee over the coals, contending that it tastes like a stevia-sweetened candy bar. I have to wonder what he's using to sweeten his brew, as my taste buds detect no such similarity...I suspect that this reviewer is even more neurotic about the "artificial" label than I, and he's tasting the labelling more than he is tasting the coffee.