InfuSio Coffee Pods Variety Pack – 96 Count, 12 Crafted Medium & Dark Roast Blends and Artisan-Inspired Flavors Like Bourbon Pecan & Butter Toffee, Revival Roaster Collection, Compatible with Keurig 2.0 Brewers

Great variety pack and reasonably priced! I'm not a flavored coffee lover because they are usually too wealthy on the coffee flavor. The flavored coffees in this variety pack have a good coffee flavor. The non-flavored coffees also have a good, rich taste. The price is very reasonable especially if your looking for a variety.

Excellent flavor and a good selection. Its coffee and its caffeinated. Brews fine.

I've only tried a couple of the flavors so far, one was supposed to be the darkest/boldest in the batch, and it was a little on the weak side. I'm used to my dark roast being super dark and golding up well to a little creamer. This turned really light after just a tiny bit of creamer. The flavor is good though, id still continue to drink them, and the value for the cost was good. I would say the "bold" flavors are closer to medium roasts than they are dark.

I truly enjoyed nearly all of the flavors in the variety pack (the Costa Rican Tarrazu, Ethiopian Virgacheffe, and Columbian Supremo being my favorites), and the Espresso Roast was the only flavor I did not care for. Though some varieties (Viennese Roast, French Roast, Breakfast Roast) have somewhat generic names, each was pleasantly distinctive, making "variety pack" an apt name, even when the truly flavored versions (such as Bourbon Pecan) are not considered. Is this the best coffee I've ever had? No. But the various offerings are tasty and of moderate intensity. I do like my coffee intense, so I will often use the "strong" setting on my Keurig, but I strongly disagree with those who have said this coffee is weak and insipid. So good coffee. The price, fantastic, and the variations enjoyable, so I don't get bored with any one taste. I will soon finish off my first 96 cups, and I've just ordered 96 more. If you purchase this item, I think you'll have coffee you enjoy without feeling pillaged by the maker.

I have taken the time to taste each brew before writing this review. This product fits and brews just as well as the keurig branded cups, but cost about 1/3 of the price. Even though the listing says it is not compatible with the 2.0 brewers, there is a small plastic adapter clip included with basic instructions for how to install it. My only issue with them physically, which I was aware of when ordering, is that all the tops/labels have the same image and the only difference is the name written. I figured it didn't matter much when ordering but after using them it would definitely make a huge improvement. A lot easier to pick your coffee during the first-morning-can't-function-brain-fog if the labels had different colors/images. Before getting the keurig I was brewing Folgers (classic or custom roast) using a regular 12-cup coffee maker. As far as the coffee/blends go, I have opinions on each except for the columbian blend because my package included a second bag of the costa rican instead. I have found that the dots indicating the boldness of each brew are really unreliable. Indicating light to dark roast would be more helpful. I have been brewing on the largest setting (11.25oz on the K70), so I believe I can accurately compare each one to another. I also taste it before adding my milk and sugar. COSTA RICA: this is soooo much stronger/bolder than the 3dots on the label. It is thicker (like weak cocoa) and bitter. This should really be a 5dots or even 6/7. My husband's trick is to brew the largest (11.25oz) size into a large travel mug and then add plain water to the top. KENYA AA: I was pleasantly surprised by this 4dots. My best comparison is to really good Jersey diner coffee. COLOMBIA: no comment, not received. BREAKFAST BLEND: this blend tastes just like my regular cup of Folgers, so I find the 3dots match my expectations. FRENCH: 4dots is also accurate here; just a little stronger than breakfast but not bitter. DONUT SHOP: decent coffee, but Dunkin Donuts (in store, I haven't tried the kcups) is my standard for donut shop coffees. 4Dots doesn't quite fit here. ITALIAN: at 5dots I was expecting to be blasted by a really dark, bitter taste, but this is quite pleasant and smooth. If I didn't stop myself I probably would have drank it black. BUTTER TOFFEE: I thought that this flavor tasted like when I add caramel syrup to my coffee, or very similar to the Starbucks Caramel. I prefer this over the bonus caramel. BONUS of HAZELNUT: the foil top was not sealed all the way on these so I could smell them through the bag, but they worked just fine and didn't make a mess. The taste was better than the caramel but still not great. BONUS of CARAMEL: I can smell the caramel scent through the foil top. My husband actually rejected it, saying that it was too strong tasting. This is not a drink-it-black coffee. It leaves an odd taste and smells better than it tastes. Adding milk and sugar does cover that, but not entirely. OK, drinkable, but not my choice for a caramel coffee. Overall this is a good product at a great deal, however I will probably not be buying again. Since Revival Roasters is only available in a multi-flavor option, this would probably be better for an office, waiting room, or dealership instead of a small household. Since there are currently only two coffee drinkers in my house, these 106 kcups should last at least a month and a half. If there were listings for one blend/flavor each, I might consider purchasing again.

Love it

The product is exactly what it says a wide mix of different world wide coffee and dor my taste most are very good. A couple are ok but not due to the product but due to in i wouldn't be interested to drink that particular flavor but maybe two of the groups so its very well worth the cost.

If you blindfolded me while popping the pod in, I don't think I could even guess which one was used. They all kinda tasted the same (except for one 'flavored') variant. Roast strength was pretty much same across the board whether they were labeled 3, 4 or 5 on the roast 'darkness' scale. All came across in what I'd call a 'medium' roast range. Aroma pretty much the same. I'm not saying they were all the same generic medium-roast coffee with different labels... but I couldn't tell the difference between 'em. Certainly not undrinkable, but not something I'll be reordering. Probably gonna have to buckle down and pay the bit extra for my preferred brand.