Nantucket Blend K-Cups by Green Mountain
Categories: Green Mountain K-Cups, K-Cup Reviews
5 visitor reviews of this k-cup 
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Official Description:
One of the most sophisticated blends you’ll ever enjoy. Borrowing berry flavors from African beans, a full body from Indonesian beans, and a subtle smokiness from a touch of French Roast, this blend represents a spectacular tapestry of flavors carefully woven together.
Editor’s Thoughts:
The blend of coffee in this k-cup comes together beautifully to create a delightful harmony of flavors. It works really well, and it is easy to see why this is a favorite k-cup of many Keurig owners.
Would I buy it Again?:
Yes
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This is a nicely balanced coffee that is one of my favorites. It is not too strong, definitely not weak, and brews with no bitterness. The aroma is pleasant and the cup stays flavorful from start to finish. This is a coffee that can be enjoyed anytime, with breakfast, dinner, or dessert. I rate this as one of my top five K-cup coffees that I have tried. Go to Nantucket Island and have one of these with a warm cranberry and apple cobbler.
This is my everyday go-to K-Cup. Strong enough for strong coffee lovers, but none of the burnt ashy taste of some of the Dark Roast blends. Just a very, very nice K-Cup.
Just bought a keuring yesterday and could not wait to try it. I also bought a box of the Nantucket blend k-cups and have to say that after trying both the larger and smaller size brews, neither are strong enough. (Im used to Dunkin Donuts coffee in a regular coffee brewer.)
A nice, balanced coffee but a little to light in body for me… but that might just be the style. I’d definitely try it again because it was pleasant and clean with some toasty complexity. I just found it slightly watery and wish it was a bit richer overall.
I loved the flavor, but found it to be a little on the weak side. Would be good for folks that like a lighter roast.