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product_id: 15970984
title: "JO ESPRESSO: 2 lb, Organic Espresso, Whole Bean, Medium-Dark Roast | Perfect Rich Thick Crema, USDA Fair Trade Kosher Certified, Gluten Free, NON-GMO, for Manual & Super automatics by Jo Coffee®"
brand: "jo coffee"
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category: "Jo Coffee"
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# 2 lb whole bean pack USDA Organic & Fair Trade Certified Medium-Dark Roast for rich crema JO ESPRESSO: 2 lb, Organic Espresso, Whole Bean, Medium-Dark Roast | Perfect Rich Thick Crema, USDA Fair Trade Kosher Certified, Gluten Free, NON-GMO, for Manual & Super automatics by Jo Coffee®

**Brand:** jo coffee
**Price:** 34065 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Elevate your morning ritual with JO ESPRESSO — where artisan craft meets bold, ethical flavor.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** JO ESPRESSO: 2 lb, Organic Espresso, Whole Bean, Medium-Dark Roast | Perfect Rich Thick Crema, USDA Fair Trade Kosher Certified, Gluten Free, NON-GMO, for Manual & Super automatics by Jo Coffee® by jo coffee
- **How much does it cost?** 34065 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/15970984-jo-espresso-2-lb-organic-espresso-whole-bean-medium-dark)

## Best For

- jo coffee enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jo coffee brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Economy Meets Quality:** Generous 2 lb resealable bag offers money-saving convenience without compromising flavor.
- • **Barista-Grade Freshness:** Hand-crafted micro-roasted beans deliver a rich crema and smooth, heavy dark chocolate notes.
- • **Specialty Arabica Power:** Top 2% specialty grade Arabica beans sourced globally for a refined, elegant finish.
- • **Versatile Brewing Mastery:** Perfectly balanced medium-dark roast optimized for espresso machines and drip brewers alike.
- • **Ethically Sourced Excellence:** USDA Organic, Fair Trade, and Kosher certifications ensure premium quality with a conscience.

## Overview

JO ESPRESSO is a 2 lb bag of whole bean, medium-dark roast coffee crafted by artisan roasters in a micro-roastery. This USDA Organic, Fair Trade, and Kosher certified espresso features specialty grade Arabica beans sourced globally, delivering a rich crema and heavy dark chocolate flavor with an elegant finish. Ideal for home espresso machines and drip brewers, it comes in a resealable bag for freshness and value.

## Description

desertcart.com : JO ESPRESSO: 2 lb, Organic Espresso, Whole Bean, Medium-Dark Roast | Perfect Rich Thick Crema, USDA Fair Trade Kosher Certified, Gluten Free, NON-GMO, for Manual & Super automatics by Jo Coffee® : Grocery & Gourmet Food

Review: Good Coffee - So, first off, I'm a huge fan of good coffee, but this was my first time making coffee completely from scratch. I've been wanting to start drinking coffee in the morning, but I don't like having too much. I'm more of a one cup ever person, because I'm really strict about my caffeine intake, lol. Possibly to a fault there, but that's more of a personal thing... I got this coffee with a new grinder and an Aeropress all in the same box on the same day, so this was literally my first time using any of these things. I research a lot, and it's not like it's hard to figure out super simple stuff, but I did screw up a little where I think it'll be better in the future. Regardless of that, the coffee was really good. I actually like my coffee a little bitter sometimes, but this wasn't bitter at all. That was fine. Really smooth finish and I enjoyed it. I tried it out with some grass-fed unsalted butter/coconut oil recipe (just those things, no sugar/milk) and I enjoyed it. I tried some without either of those, just black, and it was also good. So overall it's just really good coffee, but if you're looking for something with a little more of a bitter flavor, I'd go with a stronger blend. It's a good all-around coffee, though, and good to have around for guests where you don't know their coffee preferences. I like the beans part, though, because I can just grind up a cup whenever I want. I think any grinder is fine. I loved using the Aeropress, too. I believe that I used it a little too quickly, though, so I think I can squeak out a bit more flavor from the coffee in the future if I slow down there. It was my first time, so I was kind of excited, lol. For those who aren't familiar with the Aeropress, once you have hot water you can basically make a cup of coffee in ~30 seconds (I think mine was more like 20 seconds, though). I wasn't entirely sure how much to use, either, so I just used the scoop from the Aeropress to measure the beans (though the instructions said 2 scoops, but I think that might be a bit much? I would guess 1.5 Aeropress scooper scoops of beans, grind those, and use that would be perfect. I only used 1 scoop, so next time I'll screw around with that). So, overall, good coffee. Nice flavor. Mixed well and tasted good with unconventional coffee accoutrements that I haven't tried before, so that was a bonus. Tasted fine black, too. I assume it tastes fine with any good ingredients. Not the most powerful flavor, but you don't always need some huge rush of taste overpowering your senses, you know? Definitely a nice medium roast, and the crema/heavy dark chocolate flavor is accurate. I'd say more like a ~60% dark chocolate. I'll definitely be trying out a stronger roast from them later, though, as occasionally i'm a huge 80-90% dark chocolate fan, and I'm hoping they've got a coffee that can sate those types of desires. They've got a ton of different types/flavors, so I'm definitely excited to try more.
Review: Great espresso despite questionable freshness - I drink espresso daily. I grind on a Rancilio Rocky and pull on a Gaggia Baby Twin or Color depending on mood. My benchmark for coffee is usually fresh shop roast or micro roast from local NJ or NYC coffee shops. While I don't pull at home as well as on a shop semi-auto machine or stepless grinder, I am able to get shots with consistent body (the essence of espresso vs. other brewing methods) and crema (not as important, but a good crema is probably a surogate marker of correct brewing conditions) if not consistent aroma, flavor and finish in the cup. To put it another way, I am a home espresso snob and these beans do the job surprisingly well. First thing I notice about the beans is they are appropriately roasted for espresso (no hint of burn) and appear somewhat fresh (small amt of oil on exterior of roasted beans). They grind well leaving little oily residue in grinder. After dialing in (got lucky with this one, went finer than my usual default given I don't know how old these beans are), I can almost pull a 20-25 sec shot with crema throughout (some black layered out at the bottom of cup by end of pull). I am chocking this up to freshness factor because these beans have a 'use by' date, but no 'roasted on' date. Body is thick but not sludgy and complements the savory flavors in the cup. I'm not tasting much fruit or other brighter or sweeter notes, just savory. Crema on top is a nice blend from caramel color to light brown swirls and spots. Puck on 3-way solenoid machine is firm and knocks out very easily. I give it 5 stars because this company figured out how to roast a decent espresso that clearly stays tasty and forgiving to work with for god knows how long after roasting and worked with my espresso technique to make a great espresso.

## Features

- JO ESPRESSO PROFESSIONAL CUPPING NOTES: RICH CREMA | HEAVY DARK CHOCOLATE | ELEGANT FINISH | NO FLAVORING ADDED | Descriptive terms are simply subtle undertones in the coffee itself and no flavors are added.
- Each batch of this fresh roasted organic espresso is hand-crafted, by artisan coffee roasters, in our micro-roastery. Perfect for home espresso machines with built-in grinders or regular drip brewers.
- Available in 12 oz or a 2 lb money-saving package, both packaged with resealable tin-tie for convenient storage. We recommend using 2 tablespoons of ground coffee to 6 oz of water for optimal extraction with most brewing methods. For espresso brewers, we recommend 18 grams per double shot with a 24 to 28 seconds pull at 202 degrees +/=.
- Our organic coffee is specialty grade coffee, which is the top 2% specialty grade of organic Arabica raw coffee. This specialty grade coffee is sourced worldwide through direct sourcing and through a dedicated team of coffee cupping experts. Not all coffee is created equal.
- This coffee is USDA Certified Organic, Fair Trade Certified, and Kosher Certified. Contact us for our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee!

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00FQMRQEU |
| Allergen Information | Gluten Free |
| Best Sellers Rank | #15,909 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #165 in Roasted Coffee Beans |
| Brand | Jo Coffee |
| Brand Name | Jo Coffee |
| Caffeine Content Description | Caffeinated |
| Caffeine Content Per Serving | 63 milligrams |
| Certificate Type | USDA |
| Coffee Roast Level | Medium Dark Roast |
| Coffee Type | Coffee Bean |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 805 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Gluten Free, Kosher, Paleo |
| Each Unit Count | 32 |
| Flavor | Jo Espresso |
| Item Form | Whole Bean |
| Item Package Weight | 0.91 kg |
| Item Type Name | Whole Bean Coffee |
| Item Weight | 2 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Specialty Java Inc. |
| Model Number | ESPRESSOJO2LBWB |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Package Information | Bag |
| Part Number | ESPRESSOJO2LBWB |
| Product Shelf Life | 60 days |
| Region of Origin | Fresh Roasted Espresso |
| Roast Level | Medium Dark Roast |
| Size | 32 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Special Ingredients | All Natural, Gluten Free, Organic |
| Specialty | usda-organic, fair trade, kosher, organic |
| Sweetness Description | Not sweet |
| UPC | 039517182695 |
| Unit Count | 32 Ounce |
| Variety | Arabica |

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good Coffee
*by M***K on April 22, 2014*

So, first off, I'm a huge fan of good coffee, but this was my first time making coffee completely from scratch. I've been wanting to start drinking coffee in the morning, but I don't like having too much. I'm more of a one cup ever person, because I'm really strict about my caffeine intake, lol. Possibly to a fault there, but that's more of a personal thing... I got this coffee with a new grinder and an Aeropress all in the same box on the same day, so this was literally my first time using any of these things. I research a lot, and it's not like it's hard to figure out super simple stuff, but I did screw up a little where I think it'll be better in the future. Regardless of that, the coffee was really good. I actually like my coffee a little bitter sometimes, but this wasn't bitter at all. That was fine. Really smooth finish and I enjoyed it. I tried it out with some grass-fed unsalted butter/coconut oil recipe (just those things, no sugar/milk) and I enjoyed it. I tried some without either of those, just black, and it was also good. So overall it's just really good coffee, but if you're looking for something with a little more of a bitter flavor, I'd go with a stronger blend. It's a good all-around coffee, though, and good to have around for guests where you don't know their coffee preferences. I like the beans part, though, because I can just grind up a cup whenever I want. I think any grinder is fine. I loved using the Aeropress, too. I believe that I used it a little too quickly, though, so I think I can squeak out a bit more flavor from the coffee in the future if I slow down there. It was my first time, so I was kind of excited, lol. For those who aren't familiar with the Aeropress, once you have hot water you can basically make a cup of coffee in ~30 seconds (I think mine was more like 20 seconds, though). I wasn't entirely sure how much to use, either, so I just used the scoop from the Aeropress to measure the beans (though the instructions said 2 scoops, but I think that might be a bit much? I would guess 1.5 Aeropress scooper scoops of beans, grind those, and use that would be perfect. I only used 1 scoop, so next time I'll screw around with that). So, overall, good coffee. Nice flavor. Mixed well and tasted good with unconventional coffee accoutrements that I haven't tried before, so that was a bonus. Tasted fine black, too. I assume it tastes fine with any good ingredients. Not the most powerful flavor, but you don't always need some huge rush of taste overpowering your senses, you know? Definitely a nice medium roast, and the crema/heavy dark chocolate flavor is accurate. I'd say more like a ~60% dark chocolate. I'll definitely be trying out a stronger roast from them later, though, as occasionally i'm a huge 80-90% dark chocolate fan, and I'm hoping they've got a coffee that can sate those types of desires. They've got a ton of different types/flavors, so I'm definitely excited to try more.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great espresso despite questionable freshness
*by E***S on October 8, 2014*

I drink espresso daily. I grind on a Rancilio Rocky and pull on a Gaggia Baby Twin or Color depending on mood. My benchmark for coffee is usually fresh shop roast or micro roast from local NJ or NYC coffee shops. While I don't pull at home as well as on a shop semi-auto machine or stepless grinder, I am able to get shots with consistent body (the essence of espresso vs. other brewing methods) and crema (not as important, but a good crema is probably a surogate marker of correct brewing conditions) if not consistent aroma, flavor and finish in the cup. To put it another way, I am a home espresso snob and these beans do the job surprisingly well. First thing I notice about the beans is they are appropriately roasted for espresso (no hint of burn) and appear somewhat fresh (small amt of oil on exterior of roasted beans). They grind well leaving little oily residue in grinder. After dialing in (got lucky with this one, went finer than my usual default given I don't know how old these beans are), I can almost pull a 20-25 sec shot with crema throughout (some black layered out at the bottom of cup by end of pull). I am chocking this up to freshness factor because these beans have a 'use by' date, but no 'roasted on' date. Body is thick but not sludgy and complements the savory flavors in the cup. I'm not tasting much fruit or other brighter or sweeter notes, just savory. Crema on top is a nice blend from caramel color to light brown swirls and spots. Puck on 3-way solenoid machine is firm and knocks out very easily. I give it 5 stars because this company figured out how to roast a decent espresso that clearly stays tasty and forgiving to work with for god knows how long after roasting and worked with my espresso technique to make a great espresso.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Espresso Beans
*by S***E on January 16, 2019*

I've been starting my day with a few shots of espresso made using my Saeco Super Automatic espresso machine for many years now. I've experimented with many beans over the years, and it's been hit or miss (some are good, but are just too oily for my machine). My "go to" bean right now is Lavazza Super Crema. I love the taste, and the beans work perfectly in my machine. I was pleasantly surprised by the Jo Espresso beans. I knew nothing about the beans or the company that makes them, they just happened to be available "same day" along with the Lavazza beans I was ordering, so I added them to the order. These beans produce really great espresso. The crema is rich and consistent (more a function of the machine than the bean, I suppose), and lasts longer than it takes me to drink an espresso. The color of the crema is darker than the picture shows. I thought the flavor was really nice. As advertised, strong notes of dark chocolate, a really nice finish; velvety. I really like it with just a bit of sugar added as well (I know, that's blasphemous!). All and all, another great "go to" espresso bean that I'll be stocking.

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