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Trung Nguyen Buon Me Thuot S Special Coffee Blend - 3 Pack
A blend of Arabica, Robusta and Chari (Excelsa) beans, in traditional multi-species Vietnamese style. Trung Nguyen created a trademark "every occasion" coffee with a rich, broad flavor and buttery mouthfeel, with excellent aftertaste and keeping qualities. This is a highly affordable coffee with great heritage, sophisticated balance and many hints of chocolate, fruit and nut.
The 500 gram bag is more than a pound of coffee, about 17.6 ounces. This is a 3-Pack, for a total of 1.5 kilos (~3.5 lb) ground coffee only, this product is not available in whole bean.
Over the last 17 years that we have been selling Trung Nguyen coffee, we have seen the S Blend climb to the top-selling spot in the lineup of Vietnamese coffees! You can't beat the price and value combination.
We are now selling the S Blend in 3 Packs, to be more economical for us and our customers :-) Limit 2 Three-Packs per customer, please.
Back in stock!
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Allergy note: The special butter-roast process that gives Trung Nguyen coffees their unique flavor and aroma is a proprietary recipe and we cannot promise that it is safe for individuals with severe allergies to any vegetable oil, such as soy.
We also can't promise it's vegan, but it is certified Halal and safe for lacto-vegetarians.
Customer Reviews
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Excellent, as always
Very delicious product. I have ordered from this company for years and my father did also. Neither of us have ever received a product that was not superior to any other brand we tried.
Posted by Charles A Young Jr on Dec 15th 2022
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My Favorite Coffee Ever!
I have found my favorite coffee, and it comes in more than a pound! It's a bargain as well as delicious. I will look for this every time I order coffee here.
Posted by Kathryn on Dec 7th 2022
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I LOVE this coffee!
This is my favorite coffee. I make sure I am well stocked with it so I won't run out.
Posted by Kathryn Minicozzi on Nov 21st 2022
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Love it
One cup, every morning, whether I need it or not
Posted by Unknown on Apr 6th 2022
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So good!
We love this coffee! It's smooth with a velvety mouth feel, not bitter at all (unless you scorch it of course!) and it has a chocolate finish on the palate that is just divine!
Posted by STACEE A MANDEVILLE on Jan 5th 2022
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Excellent mixer
I mix this coffee in equal parts with Truong Lam Cafe’. It gives a beautiful flavored cup heavy on the chocolate overtones. I drink all my coffee black with no additives and this combo is excellent.
Posted by Chuck on Dec 14th 2021
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Too sweet, flavored coffee
This is not a bad blend. And I am sure people who like flavored coffee will like it. But to me it tastes too chocolatey and too sweet. It's as if you are drinking cocoa, not coffee. I think artificial flavors are added to this blend to make it smell and taste of chocolate. There is no way coffee beans could have such a smell on their own. The packaging is in Vietnamese, so I cannot understand the descriptions, but among ingredients, besides coffee varieties, you will see something about chocolate and whiskey. Again, not a bad coffee blend if you could take away the unnecessary flavoring.
Posted by Konrad on Dec 2nd 2021
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Love this
This has become my "go to" cup of Joe. I brew it in an espresso machine and pour it over ice for the best ice coffee in the world.Wouldn't be caught without it!
Posted by Unknown on Sep 26th 2021
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Delicious Coffee
I think I have found my new favorite Trung Nguyen coffee.
Posted by Kathryn Minicozzi on Sep 8th 2021
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Delicious
Robust, smooth, a little chocolate aftertaste. My second favorite after Sparrow, Creative 3.
Posted by Charles Young on Sep 1st 2021
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