Tesco Colombian Roast & Ground Coffee I don't buy fresh ground coffee that often but when I do it occurs to me that I really should treat myself to it more often. When I so buy it I tend to go for coffee that is on offer or a reasonable price and Tesco's own brand ground coffees are just that. The Pack The Colombian Roast & Ground Coffee comes in a very distinctive coffee bag, it is a bright yellow colour with huge bold, black letters down the front of the pack saying the flavour of the coffee, 'Columbian'. The packet is fairly plain and simple; there is no artwork or pretty pictures. On the back of the pack are the ingredients, ...  Read the complete review

Having had our lovely little daughter come into the world the need for that extra bit of caffeine has started, normally I have Carte Noir instant or Kenco Colombian instant but was bought a caffitiere mug for my birthday. I have always enjoyed my filter coffee but was rarely getting the opportunity to be at a posh enough do to have any. So the caffitiere mug was an ideal present. Selecting the right coffee took a bit of trial and error, a lot of different ones were tried before I have pretty much stuck to Tesco Colombian The look? The packaging is modern looking with a yellow stripe down the centre, this is in a foil type packet to keep it fresh ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Colombian Roast and Ground Coffee is a bit of an expensive treat at just under £5 for a large bag of the stuff. A large bag will only do around forty cups of coffee (depending on how strong you take your coffee), so this does work out quite expensive over time. This is real coffee though, and real coffee never comes cheap. It's designed for use in a proper coffee maker, and probably wouldn't make a very nice cup if you tried to use it in a cup with boiled water. The packaging claims that this stuff is medium strength with a nutty aroma, and I'd agree with that. It's got an almost woody undertone to the aroma as well, and it surprised me that I ...  Read the complete review