Most people need a cup of coffee to get ready in the morning. From frappuccinos to espressos, there are a ton of different types of coffee. This is also true for Costco’s coffee bean selection, with both Kirkland Signature and name-brand options. If you enjoy a cup of joe to start the day, try out these best Costco coffee options the next time you head to the warehouse.
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Get a shot of caffeine to start your day off right with Lavazza’s Espresso beans. The 100% Arabica medium-roast beans are rich and feature a floral and fruity flavor. The beans are perfect for the espresso machine, drip coffee machine, French press, pour over, Moka, or cold brew. Each bag has 2.2 pounds of beans.
Second on our best Costco coffee list is from Starbucks, with their Organic Winter Blend coffee. Though this roast may not be available all year round, there is still a large fanbase for the blend. The medium roast beans are from Latin America and Asia, and create a nutty and earthy flavor in the coffee.
Since Piñon’s coffee is harder to find in Costco stores, it ranks slightly lower on the list. But don’t discount the rich flavor of Piñon, as they produce their coffee from high-altitude Arabica beans. Piñon is also New Mexico’s largest coffee roaster, so you might have better luck in a New Mexico Costco location. Either way, if you find Piñon in your local Costco, you might want to pick up a bag.
For those who prefer a non-caffeinated cup in the morning, grab a bag of Mayorga Organic Cubano Decaf Coffee. It’s a perfect decaf option for those who enjoy the Café Cubano Roast, removing the caffeine while keeping the rich flavor and aroma. Each bag of whole beans is two pounds, so you can enjoy seemingly endless cups.
There are several organic coffees on our best Costco coffee list, with Parisi Artisan coffee being one of them. Their Bolivian coffee is available in whole-bean form, and the medium roast gives a smooth texture. There are hints of sweetness in every sip, along with notes of honeysuckle or almonds.
One of the most popular blends from Kona Coffee’s Private Collection is their medium roast, which is aromatic and smooth. This coffee is made from Hawaiian beans and received a “superior” grade from the American Academy of Taste. Customers love both the quality and the rich taste of each cup. It is most often found in Hawaiian Costco locations.
If you happen to live in South Carolina, this locally produced coffee may be your new favorite. Charleston Coffee comes in many flavors, with Costco selling its signature blend. Consistently getting high reviews from locals and out-of-staters alike, their signature blend is a great way to enjoy a non-dark roast that is still smooth and rich in flavor.
Starbucks lovers will be happy to know that the Pike Place blend is available at Costco. A favorite amongst Starbucks coffee drinkers, the medium roast has a round flavor with notes of cocoa and toasted nuts. Whether you are new to the Starbucks coffee scene or have been drinking it for years, Pike Place is sure to satisfy your caffeine craving.
Drinking black coffee may seem crazy to some coffee lovers, but Mount Comfort’s Peruvian blend might just change your mind. Costco customers find this blend smooth and flavorful, so you can take the coffee black. Within the coffee taste, there are nutty, citrus, and chocolate notes.
If you’re looking for a coffee whose flavor is almost as big as the beans, try Kirkland Signature’s Colombian Supremo blend. The name Colombian Supremo refers to the type of coffee bean used, which is one of the largest beans on the market. This dark roast has floral and fruity notes with a molasses-like sweetness, making it a perfect cup for dark roast lovers.
You may not be able to find Ruta Maya coffee easily in a Costco warehouse, but you can still purchase a 5-pound bag of medium roast beans from Costco’s website. The beans are farmed in partnership with indigenous Mayans in the highlands of Mexico. One Costco fan raved about this coffee, even saying they would drink it until they die.
Our eighth Costco coffee selection is based on the West Coast but offers delicious coffee in most Costco warehouses. San Francisco Bay’s French Roast is a dark roast coffee that is sourced from Central and South American Arabica beans. The French Roast is popular amongst San Francisco Bay fans and is certified Kosher.
Dunkin’ is home to good donuts but also good coffee. Even if you don’t have a Dunkin’ near your house, you can enjoy this brew from Costco’s shelves. The original blend has an uplifting medium roast flavor that isn’t overly bitter or weak. The best part? Costco’s price is $2 cheaper than BJ’s price and is half the price if you buy it from Amazon.
Kirkland Signature lovers may gravitate towards their House and French roast coffees, but you should also try their single-origin beans in their Organic Ethiopia blend. Many customers recommend this smooth light roast blend, saying that it’s a step in the right direction for the Kirkland Brand.
Available in whole bean form, Jose’s coffee is made from 100% Arabica coffee beans, with the top flavors being 100% Colombia Supremo and Vanilla Nut. Each kind provides a balance of flavor in a medium roast, and the bargain 3-pound bag can keep you stocked for weeks.
San Francisco Bay reappears on our list for its Organic Rainforest Blend, which is a medium-dark roast. The Rainforest Blend has a strong flavor profile and will be a favorite of those who prize their darker roasts. The beans are harvested from Central America, and the coffee can be found in-store and online.
Perfect for coffee makers, Kirkland Signature’s House Blend is sold in ground form. The medium roast has a well-rounded flavor with moderate acidity and can be used in drip brewing, pour-over, and French press. Customers love the hints of caramel, nuts, and chocolate in each cup.
If you enjoy a strong cup of coffee using beans harvested from Central and South America, then Mayorga needs to be on your shopping list. The dark roast especially has a full-bodied, smooth taste. You can purchase their dark roast in stores, alongside their light and medium roasts. Some customers even prefer the light or medium roast.
A repeat favorite for avid Costco shoppers is Peet’s Major Dickason’s Blend coffee. The dark roast is praised for its rich and flavorful taste and was made by Alfred Peet and his customer Major Dickason. Peet’s is also a favorite for customers as they prioritize sustainable practices and provide for the communities harvesting the beans.
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Why has Costco’s whole bean decaf disappeared for a few years? I grind my own coffee and blend regular and decaf beans in my grinder. I have to go to Trader Joe’s for decaf beans.
Also, another “long gone” favorite was Costco/Kirkland American Blue Cheese, which I found to be very good, especially if it stayed stored in the refrigerator for several months while the mold grew and enhanced the flavor/texture. Is it ever returning?
While we can’t quite jump on that blue cheese bandwagon with you, (not fans of moldy cheese), we definitely feel your pain on the decaf coffee. TJ’s is a pretty decent replacement, though.
What 10 items not to buy at Costco & why. That link led to this coffee rating article.
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We goofed! We linked to the wrong page from our email by accident. 😢 We added a NOTE at the top of this page with the correct link.