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Lavazza Crema e Gusto Ground Espresso

A workhorse dark roast ground for espresso and moka pot, built to pull consistently without dialing in on expensive equipment.
5
/ 10
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Roaster
Roast
Origin
Process
Best For
Weight
8.8 oz
Acidity
2
Body
5
Sweetness
2
Bitterness
4
Roast
5
Tasting Notes
  • Dark chocolate is the dominant note. Forward and blunt, not layered.
  • Spice sits in the mid-palate. It reads more as roast character than origin character.
  • The body is full and heavy. You get density, not brightness.
  • The finish carries roast bitterness. This is not a clean-finish coffee.
  • Black extraction amplifies the bitterness. This blend was built for milk. Black, it goes flat.

Who it’s for

The espresso drinker who pulls shots into lattes, flat whites, or cappuccinos and wants a consistent, forgiving grind without babying the dose. Moka pot users who want a bold, low-maintenance weekday cup will find it performs reliably on a stovetop flame.

Who should skip it

If you drink espresso black and value a clean finish, skip it. The roast bitterness lingers and nothing in the cup resolves it. This site's preference for bright, defined flavors over muddy complexity is reason enough to steer medium-roast drinkers elsewhere. It is also too aggressive a profile for an early morning cup drunk straight.

Full review

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Price analysis

No 30-day price data is available for this product at time of writing. At 8.8 oz, the per-ounce cost cannot be assessed against recent movement. Check current pricing before purchasing. At whatever price it sits, factor in that this is a pre-ground product with a fixed grind size. Pre-ground accelerates staling, which compresses the usable window. Value at any price point depends on how quickly you move through the bag.

Rating

5/10

FAQ
What does Lavazza Crema e Gusto Ground Espresso taste like?

Dark chocolate is the dominant note. Forward and blunt, not layered. Spice sits in the mid-palate. It reads more as roast character than origin character. The body is full and heavy. You get density, not brightness.

Who is Lavazza Crema e Gusto Ground Espresso best for?

The espresso drinker who pulls shots into lattes, flat whites, or cappuccinos and wants a consistent, forgiving grind without babying the dose. Moka pot users who want a bold, low-maintenance weekday cup will find it performs reliably on a stovetop flame.

Who should skip Lavazza Crema e Gusto Ground Espresso?

If you drink espresso black and value a clean finish, skip it. The roast bitterness lingers and nothing in the cup resolves it. This site's preference for bright, defined flavors over muddy complexity is reason enough to steer medium-roast drinkers elsewhere. It is also too aggressive a profile for an early morning cup drunk straight.

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