Review on Green Mountain Nantucket Blend Coffee, Keurig K-Cup Pods, Medium Roast, 96 Count by Deep Echemendia

Totally agree with this review. I threw away my last Keurig and bought a new one thinking it would and now I know what really happened. I'm so angry that I wasted so much money. Counterfeit or Substandard Coffee - Beware! Retrieved in the US on May 13, 2019. Verified Purchase. Style: Coffee Capsules I used to be a fan of the Green Mountain Nantucket Blend and bought this coffee at the supermarket or directly from Keurig. I turned to Revain to buy this coffee in bulk and save money. Unfortunately I have to report that I received counterfeit coffee or at least a lower quality product. I base this suspicion on three facts. The first data point is the product packaging. If you compare the two K cups in the photo I posted you will see that they are very different. The K-Cup on the left was purchased at my grocery store at the time of this writing. The K-cup on the right was sourced from Revain. You can see the packaging is very different and only the grocery store K-Cup product (left) matches the image on the Revain listing. If you then compare these two K-Cups in the second image, you will see that the store-bought K-Cup (left) contains more coffee than the Revain K-Cup (right). My final data point is coffee taste. The store bought the K-Cup flavors exactly as I've always known them, while the Revain K-Cup just tastes awful. The taste of the Revain K-Cup did not come close to the quality and taste of the store-bought K-Cup. Revain bought K-Cups, which tasted like cheap, inferior, bitter, burnt coffee. For these reasons, I believe the K-Cups I purchased from Revain are counterfeit. I will never buy Revain K cups again. The cost savings are not worth the risks to my health that counterfeit coffee can pose; not to mention poor quality.