Limitless Coffee Whole Bean Air Roasted Coffee, Espresso Blend, 12 Ounce

This coffee initially has a very pleasant, smooth taste. I generally like light roasted coffee and the flavor profile of this particular variety fits right in with my preferences with no bitterness at all.My only complaint is that once opened the flavor diminishes fairly rapidly. I'm the only coffee drinker in my household and a typical bag usually lasts me a month or so. I do store it in an air-tight, opaque container designed for coffee. For some reason after a week or two the really expressive flavors in the coffee seem to fade away and I'm left with a still-good cup of coffee, but nothing extraordinary. I grind coarse for use in a French press and the grounds seem quite dry and flaky compared to my usual brand. I wonder if the air roasting also causes some of the oils to evaporate.If you can use the bag within a couple of weeks of opening this coffee is highly recommended. The flavor is certainly among the best of the light roast coffees I have had.

Limitless Coffee used to be my favorite. It was a bit expensive but was a great splurge now and then. I truly enjoyed their product. I started seeing some odd, very poor reviews for their coffee and kind of dismissed them, but now I see why. This last batch was completely flavorless, as if they just forgot to roast the beans long enough or perhaps they weren't that good to start with. The QA process must be non-existent and apparently they just don't care. Went to their website to leave some feedback directly with them and see that they are only pushing their new Limitless caffeinated water with hardly a mention about coffee.....it all makes sense now. Can't recommend this anymore and moving on. Next go-to for a coffee splurge is Thousand Hills Coffee which is pricey so I got even less often than Limitless, but I sign up for they alerts and take advantage of sales and stock up then.

I don't understand the negative reviews for this coffee. I think this is a great coffee especially for the price. If you like your coffee to taste extremely dark and bitter then this coffee is not for you. Geisha coffee is normally a light roast and the flavors are extremely subtle, almost like tea. I was surprised to see a geisha coffee at this price. I've payed between 30$ to 50$ for geisha coffee. It is not as good as some of the pricier geishas like the one La Colombe or Esmeralda offer but it is still a great way to try a geisha bean coffee. The first cup I made felt way too subtle however. It tasted like coffee but it was so light I could barely taste it. The more I drank it the more I liked it. The coffee is slightly sweet. It isn't as mind blowing as some of the more expensive geisha coffees but if you want to drink geisha at a reasonable price then this is your guy. I already bought a second bag. The taste is not to be missed.

I came upon this coffee when I was searching for an alternative to Bulletproof decaf. I can't compare the two because I only bought the Bulletproof once and was too distracted to assess it. I know I liked it, because I was going to order more, but they were sold out. So I decided to try Limitless, based on what I read about it. I find the taste to have a dark richness, but I don't find it bitter. I look for darker coffees that tend to have less acid, because I have a history of interstitial cystitis, which requires a low-acid coffee, if you're able to drink any coffee at all. This one is on the lower side. It doesn't bother me and does not cause a feeling of inflammation in my body, even at several cups a day. I logged on to Amazon to order this coffee for the third time and felt compelled to write a review, because I couldn't understand why this coffee isn't rated higher. Other than possibly Bulletproof, this is the best Swiss water processed, organic decaf coffee I've come across over the years. Of course, tastes vary widely. For me, I'm very satisfied with this coffee!

definitely recommend this coffee, especially for those that enjoy central american coffees. there is no date on the bag, which is a downer, but when brewed it produced a pretty decent bloom, so i gather it was reasonably fresh. great looking medium roast on the beans and they smelled good too. brewed up very nicely. got it at an introductory discount. would definitely try again at the discounted price, but at a price like $18, i would get a locally roasted coffee. if that isn't an option for you, this is a solid choice.

Very smooth. No bitter after taste. I was skeptical of paying this much for coffee but since I haven't been happy with anything I currently have tried I took a chance. I'm am ordering more today. I didn't give it 5 stars because it's not quite the taste I'm searching for but it is darn close. So for now it is my go-to coffee. I use it in a Mr. Coffee cappuccino maker and use a little less than I would with grocery store coffee. I found even the light roast can be made strong enough to give you an extra kick.

This coffee is not certified organic. The bag also has no date on it indicating when it was packed, and this is likely because the coffee is quite old. It's nearly tasteless except for an unpleasant staleness.I only paid $12 for a 5 pound bag, and it still manages to be a lousy deal. I'll probably just use it to stain wood, as it's not worth drinking.

I've purchased the high end Geisha bean variety from a few suppliers, most notably the Kirkland brand. In all cases except with this supplier I was very impressed with the result. I unfortunately bought several bags of Limitless geisha variety, whole bean, and regret that purchase. The coffee tasted bland and had poor aromatics. I tossed some of it away after getting fed up with it. I can't comment on their other varieties, but the stuff I received might be okay for the office break room at best.