Seville Orange Fine Flavoured, Whole Beans, Medium Roast, 100% Arabica Specialty Coffee, 250g Signature Nomad Collection, Gift Box

It doesn’t smell fresh as it bought directly from the store.

Smell phenomenal, taste great. I think this will be my new favorite brand

First, I adore the container the coffee came in. The orange is bright and just looks fantastic. I'll definitely get use out of the container as additional storage. Second, the coffee smells absolutely delicious. It's rich and orangey; really enticing. Unfortunately, the coffee isn't in any way sealed. There's no internal bag, there's no protectant seal, nothing. It had a small band that held the outer container closed, but no quality control seal, which would indicate the package hadn't been tampered with. As such, I was hesitant to try the coffee, as anyone at any point could have tampered with it. It's a shame because it smells so good. Overall, it feels pricey for what you get. I personally wouldn't purchase it again out of fear of getting unsealed coffee again.

This coffee had a very pleasant taste and aroma. It was a little weak for my taste but I’ve developed a taste for darker roasts. the container is very attractive and actually make this a very nice gift for coffe lovers in your life

First off, this whole product is such an experience. The canister, with it's little button and the ribbon around the outside, makes it so luxurious to open. The canister itself is super well made and really harkens to an earlier era. It's whole bean coffee, so the orange aroma was faint at first, but when I ground the beans holy heck it smelled like a chocolate orange! We had this "straight" (not cutting it with plain coffee) and it really packs a lot of orange flavor. Not fake fake orange, but more real orange (but also not acidic orange juice orange); think of orange you find in luxury chocolate orange flavor. Just a nice balanced flavor profile and smooth finish. I personally can't do more than a cup or two of intensely flavored coffee, so next time I will likely cut it with plain or do some sort of latte, but it's tasty. It's not the kind of money I would spend on myself, but if you have a coffee lover that would appreciate the sort of history/travel aspect of this collection, I would 100% recommend picking it up as a gift. My only (minor) complaint would be that for some reason when I opened mine the little plastic seal inner lid had come dislodged and was loose in the top of the canister rather than snuggly fit in the opening, but my assumption is this happened when it was jostled in shipping.