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Truong Lam Home Blend - 3 Pack
This is a quintessential Vietnamese house blend like a visitor might find at a sidewalk café in any Vietnamese town. It's a blend of multiple coffee species, like most of the best Vietnamese coffees, containing Buon Me Thuot Highlands Arabica, Robusta, (on the label it says 'Cherry' but this is a transliteration of Chari, which is their word for Excelsa), with the delightful addition of Moka, a variety of Arabica with petite beans and a naturally chocolatey taste. The roast is a deep butter-roast, and the flavor is quite sweet, dark, and very full, with a pleasant bitter edge. It's especially good iced with milk and sugar in traditional Vietnamese iced coffee style.
As with all traditional Vietnamese "butter roast" coffees, some natural extracts, butter oil and a touch of salt and sugar are most likely used in its preparation. Generally "butter roast" does not necessarily mean butter, it is sometimes a vegetable oil for stability. So we cannot vouch for whether this product is Vegan or not. For guaranteed Vegan products, you may want to try our Saigon Blends line, which we create ourselves and know is 100% Vegan.
We are selling Truong Lam ground coffee in 3-packs now for better economy for us and our customers :-)
Three bags of 500 gram (1.17 lb) bag, total ~3.5 lb. ground for Phin filter, French Press, cone-shaped drip machine and pour-over.
Sorry we are out of stock!
Customer Reviews
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Great way to start the day
A colleague sent me a bag of this coffee after he had told me how his wife discovered it while working in Vietnam. I still remember that first cup and how unique and delicious it was. So different from any other brew I'd had before or since. If you are a dark roast fan and love chocolate you will love this blend. My picky daughter is a now a fan too. It's a great way to start my day!
Posted by Chris in Portland on Sep 26th 2024
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Truong lam
Dark, strong, slightly sweet and chocolatey!
Can't find anything like it!
Posted by Heather on May 29th 2024
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my new iced favorite
I tried this in a pinch while my go-to was out of stock...and, wow! This coffee is delicious hot, but it's DIVINE iced. I'll definitely be adding this one to my permanent rotation.
Posted by SF on May 22nd 2024
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Love this coffee
Trung lam is now my goto 100%,, alot going on in each cup, love it
Posted by Unknown on Nov 1st 2023
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Thick & chocolatey with a hint of sweetness
It's our favorite Robusta blend. It's thick and chocolatey. There's a hint of sweetness so we're able to have it black without any milk or sugar! It's nice & strong too.
Posted by Chris on May 25th 2023
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Truong lam
This is my favourite coffee. Really dark with a little sweetness. Perfecto!
Posted by Heather on Feb 1st 2023
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Great for Blending
Truong Lam remains one of the staples in our coffee cupboard. We find it too rich to drink on it’s own but blended with any of the Trung Nguyen coffees, about 1/3 Truong Lam : 2/3 Trung Nguyen it makes a superb beverage.
Posted by Sid Shugarman on Jan 28th 2023
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The best!
I love this coffee! I’ve been drinking it for many years. Although I’ve tried drinking other coffees nothing compares to this.
Posted by Mardelle on Jun 27th 2022
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Unique and delicious
I've been drinking this coffee for years. It has a distinct chocolaty
flavor. It's a treat in a cup.
This coffee has a distinct chocolaty flavor. It's a treat in a cup.Posted by Diane on Jun 1st 2022
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Strong enough
Excellent coffee and I love the consistency of the coffee!
Posted by Unknown on Nov 4th 2021
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