Migration Celebration

Delicious coffee!

This is my absolute favorite, and it's hard to have a favorite with every single one from Dean's Beans being so high quality. It smells spectacular, it tastes sublime, and it doesn't cause reflux or any other issues with my damaged GI system like the stuff you buy at the grocery store does. Not the mention all the positives about the company itself.

I agree with all the superlative reviews here! After sticking with Birdwatcher Blend for a while, we decided to experiment with "single origin" and chose Migration Celebration. I'm not qualified to say anything clever about "terroir" but I like the idea (and reality) of "place" and am intrigued by how that might influence the flavor of something like coffee. At the same time, I was expecting I wouldn't like single origin as much as a blend. Migration Celebration does have a distinctive flavor - and it is wonderful, a new favorite, as someone else said. My wife, who is more the coffee snob and less the geographer, endorses this review.

Best so far…

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It was great!

Excellent balance. Lower acid. May be my new favorite!

A memorable coffee with great body and alluring flavor with a deeply pleasing chocolate note. This is great coffee.

I've been trying different coffees because I specifically want to buy, organic, bird-friendly, fair trade. This one is my favorite so far. It has a nutty flavor and it's smooth, and not acidic (Dunkin Donuts is acidic - HORRIBLE) not real strong (but I do like strong). I've tried Ethiopian Oromia, Ring of Fire. I've bought Ahab's Revenge, but haven't tried it yet.

Spectacular! Heavy and velvety with low acidity which makes it a gratifying brew that goes with or without food, and is glorious for dunking cookies.
The chocolate note makes Migration
Celebration a lot of fun to drink., The only requirements for loving Migration Celebration are a fondness for the taste of chocolate and superb, smooth coffee!

Guatemalen coffees were my favorite, but honestly, I'm making a hard shift to Honduran. And this "Migration Celebration" is really, really good. Great aroma and even better taste.

Smooth with a very nice flavor. I love it.

Aromatic, this coffee fills that house with that aroma of fresh coffee brewing. Its smooth as velvet middle-ground good. Reminds me of the flavor and warmth of your local diner brew. you know, those early morning hours and the hostess says " just made a fresh pot" while flipping the thick porcelain mug over, Then that first sip, perfect. An all day good blend. I will buy it again, and again.

Outstanding coffee! Also remarkable, because it is substantial and full-bodied, yet it is infinitely smooth and goes down completely comfortably. And then there is the marvelous chocolate! Hooray for chocolate! The chocolate notes, in addition to the velvety body and low acidity are no accident, but are the achievement of brilliant nurturers and roasters of these beans. In the face of the pandemic which has thrown up unimaginable challenged to all life on Earth, the resourcefulness, indomitable spirit, fidelity and sheer courage of every human individual involved in keeping the coffee coming - and validating the citizenship of the birds - cannot be overstated. The maintenance of forest for our courageous avian population - for whom this is a life-and-death matter - comes with this splendid coffee. Savor it. Hooray for chocolate any time!

Bought two when it was first released because I thought it was a limited edition. Smooth with bright flavors and a lower acidity, quickly became a favorite, and stoked to see it's here to stay!

I've yet to meet a type of Dean's Beans I don't like, but this one is really special! Low acidity yet still a nice bright flavor, and incredibly smooth body like letting dark chocolate melt on your tongue.