If you start to shop at ALDI regularly, your curiosity about many of their products will get to you. I’ve found that most of the time I am skeptical about the quality, but I’m usually surprised about what I get when I buy one of their private label products. I’ve discussed the fact that I’ve seen a name brand manufacturer’s truck drop their milk off behind their store. Most people are aware that private label products are generally made by the name brand manufacturer. It only makes sense. With the way business works, it just makes sense for private label products to be made that way since there is a steep cost to enter the manufacturing world. We decided to try the Beaumont Donut Store Blend Coffee. We paid $3.99 for 12 oz. The stuff smelled great when we opened its trendy mylar package. As I’ve mentioned before, I’m not a picky coffee drinker. I put Splenda and milk in mine and I just don’t pay too much attention to the flavor of the coffee. My husband is the exact opposite. He is not a daily coffee drinker and he drinks his black for the flavor of the beans. He didn’t find the plain package of Beaumont Coffee acceptable when we reviewed it before. This package was good. I liked the flavor of it and it was a bit higher quality than your standard grocery store packages of coffee. It’s obviously made to compete with Dunkin Donuts coffee and my husband felt it was comparable and he couldn’t find any faults with it. The roast flavor is a bit deeper than the standard coffee and you can tell it is blended. We recommend the Beaumont Donut Store Blend. It’s not Starbucks or Aspen quality, but it is certainly up there with the better commercial coffees.