LavazzaIn Blue Ground Coffee Blend

I recently retired and wished to begin enjoying a more luxurious coffee experience on a daily basis. Therefore, I purchased a stove top coffee maker(a moka pot) and coffee Lavazza inBlu. Since this is my first foray into this type of coffee I may lack a bit of perspective, but the following is my personal opinion and I was not compensated in any way for this review. I found this Lavazza offering to be a wonderful and affordable product. The roast is clearly the result of a well refined process arrived at over many many years. As a result, the flavor, as well as the aroma, of Lavazza inBlu is very smooth with delightfully floral notes and becomes a bit more fruity the closer you come to the bottom of the cup. The inBlu also possesses a grind that is very very consistent spoonful to spoonful which is very important in certain brewing processes. Overall, to me at least, this is a wonderful coffee product and the people of Lavazza and Turino, Italy can be very proud of producing it. I look forward to sipping and enjoying this product on the approaching crisp Autumn mornings.

I usually buy lavazza but decided to try this blend and I was very pleasantly surprised by the flavor and the aroma. Wished it came in a 12 pack.

I am not that picky, but because I can't afford a good burr grinder, I need preground espresso. And I mostly use espresso for lattes. I know, I know, I'm not a purist. I tried several brands from the store and they were absolutely terrible. Then a friend recommended Illy. I tried both the Illy dark and medium roast, and they were great on their own, but the dark roast overwhelmed my latte and the medium roast wasn't quite strong enough. I needed to find a "middle ground."Enter Lavazza in Blu. It makes the best latte. I DO like the Illy better on its own than the Lavazza in Blu. But for a latte, hands down, the Lavazza in Blu wins. This is going to sound odd, but I think it's because it has more of a "generic" taste than the Illy. With the Illy, I could never get the right amount for a latte. It was either too strong or weak for my latte (even when I weighed it on my food scale). With Lavazza, it feels almost fool-proof. I've made about 20 lattes with the Lavazza. Every single one has been fabulous. (As an aside, both the Illy and the Lavazza win hands-down over Sbux, even in my cheap espresso machine.)Overall, I would say that this is great preground espresso. The grind is perfect for my low-end (Mr. Coffee) pump espresso machine. And it makes a fantastic latte! No bitterness or noticeable acidity. And it's half the cost of Illy. The only problem is that I have yet to find this particular Lavazza product in any stores in my area.

I’ve been buying Lavazza for some time now and wanted to try a new one. This is a good roast and more medium than espresso. Very smooth

Coffee flavor has a slight cardamon finish, bitter and overall light finish.4 starts for the seller, because the can came in dented and plastic lid "chewed up" by some impact. It was in a box with another can which was perfectly fine, therefore I assume it was already dented prior to shipping. However, the can was not punctured and there was a "pop" on opening, so coffee remained fresh.

I love Italian coffee and especially Lavazza. This coffee is so good in my Aeropress. Just how I like it! Smooth and well-balanced at an incredible price and doesn’t need a coffee grinder. Perfection!

Great expresso for lattes, etc. I've ordered more.

About a 3/10 on espresso darkness scale. Too light for latte, imo. It’s good if you want a mild cup.

Suave, diría que algo ácido. No está mal, pero el precio es caro.

No better than the Lavazza red or the Illy coffee I also use. Was caught out with postage, so wont be re ordering.