- InfuSio Kenya AA, Revival Single Pack Coffee Pods, Dark Roast Coffee, 96 Count, Keurig K-Cup Compatible

We buy this coffee about once a month. We have had both the variety pack and we like the Kenya best. It has a nice bold taste and very reasonable.

Excellent Product. I drink my coffee black and this very good coffee. No bitter after taste and very smooth. I will buy again and do recommend. Good seller who is a fast shipper. All around, very happy with this choice.

I normally don’t write reviews, but I wanted to because I’m stuck with 96 k cups that I probably won’t use. I ordered the Kenya AA. It did arrive quickly. On the first brew, it was very very weak. So I tried a second and third cup... same results. I cut the next cup open to see how much coffee was in there. To my surprise there was a lot of coffee in the k cup. Either their grids have dried out too much, or something was wrong with the roast because I opened up 2 k cups and put the coffee in my mesh cup so you can brew loose coffee. Even on the strong setting and using 2k cups worth of coffee, it came out thin and week. It does not have the acidity, strong aroma, or the bite of Kenya AA coffee that I’ve had before. So, just be aware that unless you like your coffee very thin and weak, this might not be the k cup for you

Drinking this coffee right next to actual Kenya AA from other companies and its easy to see why this one is so inexpensive....you get what you pay for here. Not a good taste and dubious that it is true Kenyan coffee.

This is the second time I've purchased this coffee. The though of $0.75 cents or more for a cup of coffee left me ready to switch to tea. I like Kenya AA coffee and gave these a try. I'd consider other varieties. I only wish they had a option with multiple varieties without flavored coffees.

When I use the largest setting on my coffee maker it the same as I always do it weakens the coffee too much.

Nice robust coffee.

I import 40# bags of green Kenya AA beans and roast them myself. I purchased these for my Keurig so I could have Kenya coffee when I ran out of my own roasted beans. (I roast them then put them in an antique Crystal Arcade hand grinder to keep them fresh; grinding when needed and put into re-usable Keurig cups for brewing. I must say, the store bought coffee is really close to my own home roast! I'm impressed.