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Truong Lam Home Blend
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.
500 gram (1.17 lb) bag, ground for Phin filter, French Press, cone-shaped drip machine and pour-over.
New shipment supposedly to be delivered now on Tuesday, October 3rd. We have made it possible to order, but the coffee will not ship until Wednesday :-).
Customer Reviews
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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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Great for Blending
I find it too sweet on its own but by mixing it with our regular Vietnamese ground coffee it makes an excellent cup
Posted by Sid Shugarman on Nov 6th 2021
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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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Dark, Rich and Full-bodied Coffee
Truong Lam is a strong, densely flavored, complex coffee that ranks among the best of the Vietnamese
brands.Posted by Joey on May 28th 2021
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Just like Vietnam
We had this amazing chocolatey smooth coffee at a small roadside cafe in rural Vietnam, and we bought everything they had. Back in the U.S., we spent a long time chasing a coffee like it. This is it: beautiful, cocoa like, smooth. There is nothing else like it.
Posted by Jay Fleitman on Dec 30th 2020
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Singaporean kopi at home
I was looking for a butter roasted robusta coffee that, along with some condensed milk, might come close to the kopi we enjoyed in Singapore. This is it. The phrase "deep, dark, and delicious" was never more apt. Chocolaty.
Posted by Shawn on Jul 7th 2020
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Amazing coffee
This is the best coffee I have ever had! I've search so long to find vietnamese coffee like I had in Saigon and Truong Lam is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for supplying it!
Posted by Mary on May 26th 2020
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Excellent
Since we were in Cambodia and tried Vietnam coffee with chocolate taste, we were searching for this coffee everywhere and couldn't find it. And after reading reviews, I gave a chance to Truong Lam Home Blend. It's awesome. It reminds me of the chocolatey coffee that I tried in Cambodia. It has NO added sugar, it's a "secret" recipe of Vietnam.
Posted by Mary Pavlova on Mar 19th 2020
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I love chocolate
Truong Lam is one of my favorites. It's part coffee, part dessert. A little goes a long way.
Posted by Diane Bahr on Feb 18th 2020
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