Verve Coffee Roasters | Streetlevel Craft Instant Coffee | Clementine, Red Apple & Honeycomb | Washed Latin American Blend | Medium Roast Espresso | 6 Single-Serve Packets

I became a coffee lover while living two years in Spain. For instant, this is the best I've found. At $2.80 per serving ($17/6), it's very expensive for instant. I use mainly when traveling ... an excellent cup of coffee when flying or at hotels, is well worth it, but far to expensive to use frequently at home. Wish they sold a bulk size at much lower price point.

I travel a ton for work, and can't stand Keurig (or worse, those bizarre coffee tea bag situations), so I got this to see if I could do better. I haven't tried instant coffee in years, so wasn't sure what to expect. This taste like coffee, but ...weird. Overly fruity and vegetal. I'll probably bring it on trips with me, but won't re-order.

This coffee was excellent. It had a clean taste to it, even though it was instant coffee. It also had a hint of apple taste to it as well. Great option if you want to go camping and have some instant coffee with you, or don’t want to go through the whole process of brewing a pot. Only reason that this is not five stars is because it’s a little pricey.

So fruity and flavorful for my 2025 dalgona resurgence. A bit pricy, I would repurchase as a treat! I tried their variety pack and unfortunately don't know enough about coffee to have a favorite, but I really liked them all.

I grind locally roasted beans every morning, and I drink my coffee black, so there is nothing to doctor it up. Sometimes in the afternoon, I want a quick cup of coffee or tea. I had read some instant coffee reviews from a notable foodie magazine, and this was the top pick. So, I thought I’d give it a try. I’m glad I did. I was impressed. It doesn’t really have that instant coffee taste that I was expecting. And it has a very nice acidity to it. Each packet makes a full ten ounce cup, as well. I was expecting it to be a weak cup with all ten ounces of hot water, but it was perfect. Given the choice of this or a cup of brewed coffee from the grocery store shelf, I would choose this one in a heartbeat.

This coffee was supposed to be dissolved into 10 oz. of water but that is far too much for the amount of product in each envelope. It resulted in a very weak cup of coffee, unsatisfactory taste and potency. Will not purchase again.

I travel a lot and have high coffee standards. If there's an instant coffee that even approaches the level of a nice cup that I make at home, I want to try it. While this instant coffee does not have the horrible chemical bitterness and astringency present in most popular instant coffees, it still has that odd "instant coffee" flavor. It's a hard flavor to describe, but you'll know it instantly when you try it. At any rate, that is all I could taste - there were no other dominant flavor notes in this. I wouldn't buy this again - I'd much rather haul around beans, a hand grinder, and my aeropress/travel pourover set-up than drink this. So: it's a swing and a miss. Mostly.

It is only a point or two below fresh french press gourmet coffee I make at home. It may be pricey, but I don't expect to be making instant everyday, so the extra price is worth the quality. Note: the 10oz recommended water amount seems like a lot for the amount of coffee in the packet, but it is really well balanced at that amount. I would suggest starting with 90-100F water at 2oz to dissolve and followed with 8 oz of 140-160F to heat. Overall, great coffee! :D