Tribo Coffee Single-Serve Portable Pour Over Drip Coffee - Privateer's Reserve Variety - 5 Servings (Light - Medium Roast)

I usually don't order light-roasted coffee, mainly because I am not into the sour, acidic flavor of light roast. However, the ones in it were great. If I remember correctly, four of the packages in it were light-roast and all of them are pretty balanced and enjoyable. I especially like one that came in the pink package (I don't remember its name, but I remember the flavor description reads: "lemon peels, taffy, floral"); the sweet and floral taste of it is really pronounced and impressive.

This Tribo single-serve coffee is perfect for me to keep in my office desk or to take on vacation. The medium-roast coffee has a flavor that is smooth and not bitter. I have enjoyed both in the morning or after dinner. The package graphics are a beautiful design that look nice on the shelf along with my other coffees.

This is a wonderful selection of very high end fruity coffees from around the world. In this case there are 2 envelopes of 5 different coffees with a selection of what are described as natural, anaerobic (fermentation) and honey processes. These are all excellent and well balanced but explicitly fruity coffees due to the processing methods. The fruit flavors are very evident but not overwhelming. These are very trendy and wonderful coffees in my opinion. However don’t order these unless you have an idea of what you’re getting into and are comfortable with the process of doing a slow and careful pour over. There’s only 11 grams of coffee in each envelope so this is a very interesting but also somewhat expensive coffee tasting experience.

This coffee pour over option is just awesome. The flavor is so great and I enjoyed the process of making my morning coffee! I wish I could just get a 100 pack to have on a daily basis.I tried my first time out camping and all of my friends wanted to try and were impressed by the design.Overall, this is an amazing option. Give it a try!

These single-serve pour-over coffee sachets are definitely convenient, especially when you want a quick pourover without the hassle of brewing an entire pot. The packaging is easy to use, and they’re great for on-the-go or when you’re in a hurry.However, the quality of the coffee itself is pretty mediocre. The taste just isn’t up to par with what I expect from a good pourover. It lacks the depth and richness that makes a great cup of coffee, leaving me a bit disappointed with each brew. For the price, I was hoping for something better. Considering there are other, better-tasting options out there, these sachets feel a bit overpriced for what you’re getting.In summary, while these sachets are convenient and get the job done in a pinch, the taste and quality of the coffee leave something to be desired, especially given the cost. If convenience is your top priority, they’re worth a try, but don’t expect an exceptional coffee experience.

So the taste of the coffee was very smooth and mild. I would happily put it against most mild styles of coffee and, as a black coffee, I think it makes for a great drink.The method of pouring into the cup is interesting. I am not entirely sold even though I think it is very cool. I used a tall cup when I did my pouring and I ended up adding a bit of extra water because I was really wanting more to drink. I never lost the bag into the cup or had grounds spill over. But it was not a super fast process. You will want to take your time and relax... let the water drain completely and make sure to measure carefully.I don't know if I would replace my home drip coffee system with these but I WOULD take them backpacking or glamping. They are perfect for situations where you want a very nice cup of coffee but your access to ways to brew it are limited. With the Tribo Coffee Singles all you really need besides them is the cup and the water.My only other issue is you don't get a lot per box. 5 servings is not a lot when you are with friends or the like.

Interesting idea but in the end this did not work out very well for me and the coffee flavor was not up to par either. I will stick to making coffee the normal way.

This makes a delicious cup of coffee but being my first time using pour over brewing I din't realize how much of a pain it is. I don't think I will ever again use pour over unless it's the only way for me to make my coffee when I'm away from home. I could see this as a good way to have really good fresh coffee when camping or when traveling but for home not for me.