ALDI Lazzio Coffee

Tried it for the first time. Unpleasant bitter aftertaste. What it provides in strength it lacks in complexity.

A small rock was in our beans which is now broken out $500 coffee machine.

Was buying this coffee from Aldi for a while. It always smelt so good. Then it changed. Now it smells stale. It has a bitter after taste. No longer recommended.

I live in Melbourne I have tried a lot of coffee brands. I am making much more better coffee than some expensive specialty coffee brands!! Some how it’s always fresh, I guess they sell a lot and doesn’t stay at shelf long time

Have just bought Lazzio medium ground coffee and whether I make it in a plunger with one TSP or three, it still tastes like coloured water. Very disappointed which is unusual for an Also product.

If you love saving money, need a caffeine hit and have a pour over set up. This bean is for you. Not too good in a plunger. Haven’t tried in a percolator.

I’ve been using Lazzio coffee beans for the last 2 years and have been very happy with the flavour and price however the last 3 bags of medium/dark beans tasted terrible and the coffee even looks different. I threw all 3 bags away and tried the dark roast and it’s still not great. Unfortunately, something has definitely changed. I will have to find another option.

Dark roast tastes burnt and definitely not 100% Arabica as it lacks that true coffee taste - just bitter and burnt. Won't be buying it again will stick to Harris and Grinders which is well worth the extra $$$$

No flavour
No aroma
Stale
It tastes nothing as described and over hyphed as the best tasting coffee brand.
Nothing special
Other reviews must be old. I understand it is low cost brand but terrible taste.
Sorry, I didn't like it.

Been a fan for several months BUT the quality has changed and deteriorated. Noticing more bitterness and loss of flavour when using both AeroPress or Bialetti.
Going back to a +$23 coffee.

If you value taste & want good coffee. This blend isn't for you. Flavour is standard and isn't that great. Its quite weak as well. The low price reflects its quality.

I used to buy nothing but Lazzio coffee from Aldi. Then they put the price up. Then they introduced (more expensive) regional varieties. Then they introduced smaller more expensive regional varieties. This last offering is actually pretty good; but I'm pretty confident it was what you USED to get in the standard range at about $10 per 500gms. Essentially the quality has decreased constantly since it one a coffee of the year award; we are being misused as consumers.

I bought Single Origin Nicaragua. Since I only drink short blacks there's no milk or sugar to disguise the flavour. Normally single origin has specific flavours that you can detect easily (blueberry, chocolate, etc) but there is none of that here - a generic, slightly stale coffee flavour. Still, it's the best supermarket coffee I've tried and I'll probably swap between local Roastery offerings and Lazzio purely for the price (less than half). This is definitely not great coffee - the 5 star reviews baffle me

I've tried around 10 brands of coffee beans and settled on Lazzio.
It is at least the equal of all that I've tried, in taste, consistency and freshness.
It is also easily the most affordable.

I am not sure about the other reviews praising this Coffee. I bought a 1 kg Lazzio Medium.
Ground the Beans and i was not impressed.
It tasted stale. I know what a great Coffee tastes like and this is just not it.