Paramount Roasters Fall In Love Vanilla Nut Cream Flavored Ground Coffee, 1-12 ounce package from Paramount Coffee Company

Vermont Maple Grove is probably one of the best coffee flavours out there. It is very similar to brazilian gourmet coffee. As a long-time customer I recommend it.

Coffee smells really good and the pumpkin spice taste is balance in my opinion. You can smell it and taste it. I tried DD pumpkin and it’s smells like pumpkin pie but the flavor is too weak. This is a first time trying Fall Pumpkin spice and it will be in my subscription.

I got coffee from this company in two flavors -- Pumpkin Spice, Pumpkin Pie. I wanted to compare the two flavors, side by side, and see if they were actually two different blends of coffee, or the same coffee repackaged.Pumpkin Spice = your standard pumpkin spice coffee. This means that it tastes like the spices found in a pumpkin pie, but does not taste like the pie itself, with pumpkin flavor. I get why people like this, even though, in my opinion, it's basically chai tea spices but in coffee. Whatever. It's tasty, and what you get is pumpkin spice flavors.Pumpkin Pie = the pumpkin pie flavored coffee people who love pumpkin have been waiting for. This is the Prince that was Promised. This is our Muad'Dib -- ironic given that the pumpkin spice must NOT flow for this coffee to be a success. This coffee is not as spicy as the sands of Arrakis. No, it's a pumpkin pie flavored coffee, so pumpkin is the primary flavor. I swore I could taste vanilla and crust, but it was likely but a fever dreamed fueled by absinthe (what, you don't use absinthe as creamer?). There is a mild spice flavor, but pumpkin is the star of the coffee.If you want to be a mad scientist, I suppose you could blend both coffees into an eldritch amalgamation of autumnal joy.

I am a pumpkin spice coffee fanatic-when I say that I mean that I like the coffee not necessarily sweetened pumpkin spice latte such as Starbucks. I would drink pumpkin spice coffee year-round if it were available. My all-time favorite brands of pumpkin spice flavored coffee are Millstone, Barnies and Dunkin Donuts (the version they used to sell in the DD stores, not grocery store version).Since the pumpkin spice variety is not yet available here in Nashville (and Barnies hasn't released theirs online yet) I decided to try Fall In Love's version. It's very good! When I opened the bag I was impressed at the aroma which to me is the sign of a flavorful coffee (if the coffee is not aromatic, when brewed the coffee will be bland at best). I've read the reviews of this variety from previous years and the company may have the criticisms to heart because this flavor is very good.One thing to keep in mind: It's best to follow the brewing recommendation first and then adjust to your liking. They recommend 2 tablespoons to 6 ounces of filtered or fresh water per cup. This is more coffee than I routinely use, but if I brewed it the way I normally do, I'd be disappointed in the flavor.This coffee is not presweetened, so when brewed you may want to add a sweetener (I'm partial to Sweetleaf liquid stevia) or creamer or half & half. The clove taste was a little strong for black coffee but once I added a few drops of stevia it was perfect.This flavor doesn't replace my favorite pumpkin spice coffee brands but in their absence, this is a very good coffee.

Love it

This is our absolute favorite coffee but so hard to find and expensive!

Based on other’s reviews, this coffee sounds fantabulous. However, I found it very lacking in the flavors that it is supposed to have. Just get plain coffee and save yourself some money, OR get something better. I found Dunkin’s pumpkin spice coffee to be much more flavorful than this.

This is by far the best coffee I have ever had in my entire life. It is delicious and very exquisite, black or with cream. I am Latina and this coffee makes me very, very happy... please don't stop selling this amazing "cafécito" coffee. Thank you.Sincerely,Migdalia ❤️ ❤️ Happy!