Cafe Don PedroDecaf Premium Low Acid Coffee Pods For Keurig K-cup - Enjoy Tasty Coffee For Sensitive Stomach - 72 Count 100% Arabica, Stone Ground

I got this for my dad because it is a low acid coffee. My dad has acid reflux and was told by his doctor to stop drinking coffee. He usually drinks 3-4 cups of decaf coffee a day and needless to say giving up on coffee was difficult for him. He slowly started to drink coffee again and found that his regular decaf coffee was still upsetting his stomach.His first reaction to Don Pedro's decaf wasn't a positive one. He said that it tasted like nothing. But the more he drank, the more he liked the taste and loved the fact that it didn't upset his stomach at all, no matter how much he drank.Our coffee maker is defaulted to brew 8 ounces of coffee. At this brew I would say the coffee tastes more like a light roast than a medium roast. Even though when brewing, it has the color of a medium roast. The flavor is not strong and pretty light. The coffee never tastes like the grounds are stale and the cost per k-cup is very reasonable.Based on my dad's critique, there's not really any negative to say other than it's more a light roast than medium. He loves this coffee though and his tummy does too.

I like this coffee. If I drink it black it gets a little bitter towards the end. If I add half and half it is good to the last sip.

This is a great tasting low acid coffee! A great smooth taste. And wow I got 72 cups for a great deal !! Try it I think you’ll agree !

Husband likes this better than a more expensive low acid brand, and now he can use whatever flavor sugar free creamer he wants. Will purchase again.

Very good low acid decaf coffee.

I purchased both the regular and decaf versions of this low acid coffee for my wife who is a coffeeholic with GERD. Before Don Pedro she was able to drink about 1-2 cups of coffee before feeling the effects of acid reflux. With Don Pedro she can drink as much as she likes (we've bought 3 gross of k-cups in the past four months). Don Pedro does produce a constantly good cup of coffee.The only problem that we have experienced is due to the fine dust residue that is the result of the grinding process (coarse particles are also produced but are filtered out by the paper or non-woven bag within the k-cup). I have not noticed these "fines" before with any k-cups we've used and they really don't effect our enjoyment of the brew. But (you knew this was coming) the fines plug the holes in the small needles in the Keurig that pierce the k-cup allowing the water to flow through. This necessitates disassembly of the cup holder and reaming out the holes with a paper clip. There also seems to be a greater accumulation of fine coffee dust in and around the k-cup holder. We've never had that happen in the 5-6 years we've owned the Keurig (I do clean the machine approximately every 6 months or so). While the reaming and cleaning are not difficult they do qualify as a significant PITA especially when you want that first cup of coffee in the morning.Edit - After a little over a month and another gross of Dom Pedro k-cups the Kerurig again plugged solid while making a cup of coffee. I haven’t noticed leaking pods as others have reported. The pods remain intact even under the additional pressure they come under when the bottom needle becomes plugged.I like the coffee, I like the price, delivery times are great, I don’t even mind the fine grounds at the bottom of the cup. I don’t like to having to disassemble the Keurig in order to make a cup of coffee.Edit #2 - I’ve added a picture showing the quantity and size of the particles captured in a tea strainer from one cup of decaf.

This is a great low acid coffee. Has plenty of flavor and is not lacking compared to regular coffee

Wife likes it (decaf) and price is good!