I bought this thinking that the coffee was a blend of Sumatran coffee beans. It isn't. It is (it says) at least 50% Sumatran blended with other coffees. They don't mention what other coffees. Could be coffee grown in New Jersey for all one knows. It does have a good flavor but I think the label should clearly state 50% Sumatran Coffee Blend and not put it in small print on the side. I think it is kind of sneaky, but I am sure legal, to label it just Sumatra Blend. One has to wonder what the flavor would be like if it were all Sumatran coffee.

update: I wind up using two pods in my Bunn MyCafe machine which says two things. First off, they are the only pods thin enough to place two into my Bunn so there is less coffee in them and secondly, that using only one pod makes for a weak cup of coffee. After I got these, I got Java One Sumatra pods and Wolfgang Puck Sumatra pods. Both are superior and only requires one pod to make a good cup of coffee. I do like the Puck pods the best.
I bought this thinking that the coffee was a blend of Sumatran coffee beans. It isn't. It is (it says) at least 50% Sumatran blended with other coffees. They don't mention what other coffees. Could be coffee grown in New Jersey for all one knows. It does have a good flavor but I think the label should clearly state 50% Sumatran Coffee Blend and not put it in small print on the side. I think it is kind of sneaky, but I am sure legal, to label it just Sumatra Blend. One has to wonder what the flavor would be like if it were all Sumatran coffee. update: I wind up using two pods in my Bunn MyCafe machine which says two things. First off, they are the only pods thin enough to place two into my Bunn so there is less coffee in them and secondly, that using only one pod makes for a weak cup of coffee. After I got these, I got Java One Sumatra pods and Wolfgang Puck Sumatra pods. Both are superior and only requires one pod to make a good cup of coffee. I do like the Puck pods the best.