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If you visit a store that sells coffee, or even a specialty grocery store, you will often see large, 2-pound bags of coffee beans being sold. These large bags of coffee may come from various origins, but many will be Colombian coffee. Colombian coffee is so widely available largely because it's good quality and desirable. Really, many coffee drinkers should be happy with it. But there are a few types of coffee drinkers, in particular, who Colombian coffee is especially good for.

New coffee drinkers.

If you are new to drinking coffee, buying a 2-pound bag of Colombian coffee is a good idea. Colombian coffee is quite smooth and not very acidic, which makes it appealing to most who are new to drinking coffee. While a 2-pound bag of some other coffees may be too much to commit to, with Colombian coffees, you can be quite assured you'll like it enough to go through all 2 pounds. 

Those who like making coffee drinks.

Some people like to drink their coffee black or with a splash of milk and sugar. Others like to get creative and make fancy coffee beverages, such as lattes, frappes, and the like. If you're someone who makes coffee drinks, then a big bag of Colombian coffee is an ideal purchase. Colombian coffee's mild, approachable flavor makes it a balanced choice for these drinks. It won't overpower your other ingredients or be so strong that you feel the need to mask its flavor or tone it down.

Those who are sensitive to acid.

Some people are overly sensitive to acidic coffee. It may give them heartburn or indigestion, or they may simply not like the acid on their tongue. It can be hard to know whether coffees from some origins are acidic. But coffee from Colombia is almost always non-acidic. You can buy a big bag and be pretty much guaranteed that it will meet your requirements when it comes to a lack of acidity.

Those who brew with a drip coffee maker.

Drip coffee makers are not typically known to produce as high of quality of coffee as French presses, pour-overs, and the like. But if you do use a drip coffee maker, Colombian coffee is good coffee to try. It tolerates the drip brewing process pretty well and is not as sensitive to fluctuations in temperature.

Colombian coffee is a good choice for many people — but for the types of people above, in particular.

For more information on a 2 lb bag whole bean Colombian coffee, contact a supplier near you.