I've been drinking this every day ever since the 1st time I had it. Good cup of regular coffee without the added flavors like vanilla, hazelnut, chocolate, etc. Not that I don't enjoy those on occasion. This is more of an every day coffee.
This coffee is wonderful whether it is black, with sugar and cream or any of the flavored creamers. It is strong enough to stand up to add-on stuff but delicious black. No bitter taste - it is strong but deliciously so!
Pros: Not Bitter, Delicious Full Flavored, Pleasing Aroma, Smooth Taste, Exceptional/Interesting Flavor, Attractive Mouthfeel/Body
I had used the original caribou which is described as mild and it is. So I hesitated on Mahogany. So glad I tried and will order again. You won't be disappointed if you like a great cup of coffee.
Pros: Balanced Acidity, Exceptional/Interesting Flavor, Perfect cup of coffee, Smooth Taste, Not Bitter
At one time, this was my favorite K-cup. I would wait for the Keurig deal to come up and then I would stock up. However, on my most recent purchase in January 2015, I recieved what I would call a "bad batch". First a little bit about myself. I work in the food industry, so I feel I am certifiable when determining a "good" or "bad" cup of coffee. Secondly, with the rising cost of K-cups/unit, I am also thrifty and feel my single K-cup should brew me a FINE cup of coffee on the highest setting (biggest cup) on my Keurig B70. I therefore tend to choose the more bold/robust blends. Mahogany use to be the best! However, after January's purchase, upon which I bought over 12 different boxes, 2 of which were Mahogany, I now find that every K-cup has been used except for the Mahogany. I still have a little more than a box left. I live in a household of 5 and 4/5 are daily coffe drinkers. We have all agreed that Mahogany has "gone downhill". Even on the 2nd highest setting, which I believe is 10 oz. The coffee still tastes watery and lacks that bold punch of balanced flavor that we were all so accustomed to getting. Now to be fair, I have observed this characteristic with many different branded k-cups recently. Perhaps it is a BIG CONSPIRACY to make us buy more K-cups or perhaps I will be told to run more vinegar through my B70 to clean out the lines or that perhaps my palate has changed. One thing I do know, Starbucks is still consistent and although their products are a little more expensive, I have never been disappointed. Maybe everyone wants to "price" as a Starbucks and now what we are seeing is an evolution towards mediocrity.
Pros: Balanced Acidity
Cons: Not Enough Flavor, Thin Or Watery Mouthfeel/Body