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Artizan Coffee Company Reviews

4.6 Rating 2,455 Reviews
91 %
of reviewers recommend Artizan Coffee Company
4.6
Based on 2,455 reviews
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Delivery Methods
Courier, Postal Service
Average Delivery Time
Within 5 Days
On-time Delivery
100%
Accurate And Undamaged Orders
100%
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About Artizan Coffee Company:

USDA Organic Fair Trade Specialty Coffee Compostable and Biodegradable Pods and Capsules for Nespresso® Machines. Freshly Roasted In Small Batches in Miami, Florida USA.

www.artizancoffee.com

Artizan Coffee Company is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by Nespresso or any of its affiliates. Nespresso® is a registered trademark of Societe des Produits Nestle S.A.

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(800) 280-2698

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hello@artizancoffee.com

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Anonymous
Anonymous  // 01/01/2019
“The Guatemalen blend needs to be stronger.”
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Posted 1 week ago
“We have had the Reserve and the Indian blend so far. They were both okay. Looking forward to trying all of the ones we've ordered. We love the fact that it's organic and compostable.”
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Posted 1 month ago
“Pods don't work well in classic Nespresso machine. Caused water leaks Taste ok.”
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Posted 2 months ago
“I have been a Nespresso for many many years. Nespresso used to carry an organic coffee from Peru however they no longer do and they have no other organic coffees. I really wanted to try to find an organic coffee pod so I tried Artizan. I tried artisans organic Peru and it was just average. I don’t think I could buy it again. My favorite coffee pod from Nespresso is the Chiaro. It is a light roast and very mild and creamy. I contacted Artizan and asked if there was another organic coffee that might be a light roast and they recommended Sumatra. So maybe next time I will try that.”
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Posted 2 months ago
“Kudos for the composting feature. But the quality of the espresso is inferior to nescafe.”
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Posted 3 months ago
“Pods weren't easy to use in our Nespresso machine. Unfortunately my husband and I didn't like the taste of the coffee.”
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Posted 4 months ago
“The flavor (Cuba Mia) is a bit thin compared to non-compostable pods I've tried. I've only had 2, so maybe my opinion will change after I've had more.”
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Posted 7 months ago
“I'm a Nespresso owner, and yes, the pods have to be recycled so I wanted to try this option. The package came quickly and the pods are packed very well, labeled and all of that was great. But I haven't liked the coffee so much. I'm still trying out all of the different ones I chose but right now I would say I wouldn't buy again. But I will be open minded because I love the idea!”
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Posted 7 months ago
“The flavor is a bit weak. I will use Artizan with our Nespresso. I like the thought of not having the metal and plastics seaping into my body, but am disappointed the flavor is compromised and not robust.”
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Posted 7 months ago
“So far only tried two , the hazelnut and Guatemala , need time to see which I like the best , I bought 5 different flavors.”
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Posted 7 months ago
“I want to find an espresso that is recyclable. I am trying to replace my fav non recyclable pod “Peets 10 intensity Ristretto” pod. Your Cuba MIA is close but still to bitter and biting. I will keep trying, but you also don’t sell a sample pack so I can try different ones without buying 5 boxes.”
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Posted 8 months ago
“I purchased this brand because it is compostable but I was unaware that in order to decompose you must have an at home composter ( around 200$) unless your community composts. It can't be done at home without that. This would use electricity. The coffee itself tastes good.”
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Posted 8 months ago
Carol, Thank you again for your feedback and we’re really glad you enjoyed the coffee. There may be a small misunderstanding about composting. Our capsules are home compostable, which means they do not require a $200 electric countertop composter. In fact, electric kitchen composters are designed mainly for food scraps and typically do not break down compostable packaging properly. If you don’t already have a compost setup, you don’t need anything expensive. Many people get started with something as simple as a 27-gallon storage tote (like the black and yellow bin from Home Depot). Add food scraps, yard waste, and the used capsules, mix occasionally, and let nature do the rest. If you’d like to see how simple backyard composting can be, here’s a short video: “5 Minute Compost Bin – Composting for Beginners” https://youtu.be/B43nL_xGs5Q Under normal backyard composting conditions, the capsules will break down over time, typically within about 26 weeks. If your local curbside program accepts certified compostable packaging, that works too. We appreciate you bringing this up, as composting can be confusing and there’s a lot of misinformation out there. If you ever have questions, we’re happy to help. Stay well, Julio Abril Artizan Coffee
Posted 8 months ago
“Coffee is just OK, not good. I like that pods are compostable”
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Posted 10 months ago
“Seems a bit weak to e for the price.”
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Posted 1 year ago
“Inconsistent production and quality. Bills customer way in advance of actual hand off to delivery carrier.”
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Posted 1 year ago
“I have been reaching out for a whike nowno one has ghottebn back to me- I have been a customer for a long while- truthfully getting frustrated.”
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Posted 1 year ago
“When I ordered I didn't understand all they sell is expresso. I thought I was ordering some espresso and some regular coffee. When I called to tell them about my misunderstanding, I was informed there are no refunds ever unless the packaging has been damaged. Was also told there was nothing that could be done, even though I hadn't opened anything except 1 package and that their policies are on their website. Which I'm sure is true. Just be aware when ordering here to understand and read carefully the policies. It was rather a rude awakening for me. The 2 expresso pods I have tried were good.”
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Posted 1 year ago
“We really wanted to love this coffee, but we don't. My wife and i have been Nespresso devotees for decades. In recent years, we have used Peet's capsules, which are great, but we thought we'd try Artizan because it's organic and the capsules are "compostable," as the company puts it. We do recycle the Peet's capsules, but not religiously, so we thought for the organic aspect and the capsules—for which we do credit Artizan—it was worth a shot. Unfortunately, though the capsules do hold up in the machine, we're disappointed. Two reasons: 1) The coffee (across the four varietals we purchased) doesn't taste anywhere near as good as Peet's, or Nespresso's own, for that matter. That alone is a deal breaker for us, though taste is obviously subjective and your mileage may vary. 2) The capsules are indistinguishable from one another, so if you like to have your capsules available in a bin of some sort, or an organizer, there is no way to tell which varietal you are choosing. This is a weird oversight on the company's part. I suppose they expect you to keep the various capsules in their boxes so you know what varietal you are choosing, but that's just impractical, at least for us. We won't be ordering again.”
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Posted 1 year ago
“Good coffee, slow shipping”
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Posted 1 year ago
“the only flavor I liked was cuba mia espresso blend. the others are not tasty.”
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Posted 2 years ago
Artizan Coffee Company is rated 4.6 based on 2,455 reviews