Green Mountain Coffee Fair Trade Pumpkin Spice K-Cups 80 Count Value Box

Great

We just received the 80 pack and the "Best By" date is 7/31/19. Compared to other k-cup purchases, the remaining shelf life is pretty short which makes we wonder how long these k-kups have been sitting around.

This tastes delicious and is relatively inexpensive. But the 80 k-cups arrived loose in a large shipping box, with no bag or smaller boxes inside. To avoid having a big shipping box in my kitchen for the next 80 days, I had to scoop up the k-cups into bags to store them more easily.

It was 7 days from order date to arrival via FedEx. The big beautiful box held 80 loose k-cups packaged by the manufacture. This coffee is only available/produced from Green Mountain yearly between August to November, so after that the "Best before" date needs to be noted. (it doesn't mean the coffee will go stale though) Most are dated with Feb or April, but to my surprise, this box is dated for June 2, 2012 which made me even more happy because the listing description has no note on the date.Oh! lastly,..I LOVE GM Pumpkin Spice! It's my favorite flavored coffee!

I did purchase this and was so excited. I love pumpkin spice. My fav. But it expires in March and at this time it is not a good flavor. So I guess what I am saying is - yes ask the date if you buy it past the season. Someone was interested in purchasing this and the request was sent to me and I still raved about it. But now it is disappointing.I will buy it again next season.

I love this coffee, and buy and drink it all year long, NOT just in the Fall. I only wish pumpkin creamers were easier to find all year long as well.

It's a little weak, coffee-wise, but the Pumpkin Spice flavor is AWESOME! I would buy this again in a heartbeat!

Best K-Cup made. Only problem is that Green Mountain calls it a "seasonal" so that they can limit production and control price. It stuck around longer this year than last so GM should see that it will sell and produce year round. Some people I know just got PO's because of the way marketability handled and stopped buying ALL GM products.