Anonymous
10/31/2017 11:44
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Its really good stuff. I can wear a gun on my belt at home and drink it in peace.
Anonymous
10/29/2017 10:23
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Anonymous wrote: I love the single origin coffees at Starbucks. I picked up the 40oz bag a few days ago - the price was great - $17.99 for 2.5 lbs. I signed into Starbucks and got my award points for purchasing. It is a definite blend. I would say is a light to medium roast. I brewed my first cup yesterday. It seemed a little weak. Today, I added another scoop of coffee, and it was a little more flavorful. Would I buy again, probably not.
Thanks, PP.
Anonymous
10/29/2017 10:21
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
I love the single origin coffees at Starbucks. I picked up the 40oz bag a few days ago - the price was great - $17.99 for 2.5 lbs. I signed into Starbucks and got my award points for purchasing. It is a definite blend. I would say is a light to medium roast. I brewed my first cup yesterday. It seemed a little weak. Today, I added another scoop of coffee, and it was a little more flavorful. Would I buy again, probably not.
Anonymous
10/28/2017 12:11
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Anonymous wrote:Could the name be any more pretentious?
+1.
Anonymous
10/28/2017 11:57
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Amazon sells it and has reviews. It is a medium roast.
Anonymous
10/28/2017 09:42
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Can you tell me if the winter blend is a dark or medium roast?
Anonymous
10/25/2017 10:12
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Is this something that’s only at Costco? Maybe they’ll have samples on the release day.
Anonymous
10/25/2017 09:49
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Anonymous wrote:The sale starts on the 27th. I'll try a bag. We have been drinking the Costco Starbucks French Roast for several years and think it's a real price performer.
Yes, OP here and we love the sbux french roast. It's a staple that we'll supplement with some of the other varieties from the store from time to time.
We might try a bag, but I would feel bad about grinding the entire bag and returning. Guess I can always offload at work if we don't like it.
Anonymous
10/25/2017 08:44
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:There is no risk in trying the coffee. Costco will take back anything.
Yikes. Shameless.
Agree. Costco is very generous with samples. Why not track down a sample, hm?
Anonymous
10/25/2017 08:01
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Could the name be any more pretentious?
Anonymous
10/24/2017 14:35
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
Anonymous wrote:There is no risk in trying the coffee. Costco will take back anything.
Yikes. Shameless.
Anonymous
10/24/2017 13:30
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
The sale starts on the 27th. I'll try a bag. We have been drinking the Costco Starbucks French Roast for several years and think it's a real price performer.
Anonymous
10/23/2017 12:49
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
I was briefly tempted but I think Starbucks over-roasts their beans.
Anonymous
10/23/2017 12:25
Subject: Re:Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
There is no risk in trying the coffee. Costco will take back anything.
Anonymous
10/23/2017 10:39
Subject: Has anyone tried the Starbucks Winter Blend (Winter D'hiver) beans?
It is coming on sale at costco next week, but not sure if we should try that huge 40 oz. bag.