Starbucks Bright Sky Blend Light Blonde Roast Ground Coffee 12-Ounce Bag

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Bright Sky Blend

The Starbucks Roast Spectrum

Whole Bean

Ground

K-Cup Pods

Starbucks VIA Instant

Lighter-bodied and mellow, Starbucks blonde-roast coffees awaken the senses gently and deliver an approachable and flavorful cup with slight hints of roast.

Wake up to an inviting Latin American coffee that's as mild and welcoming as a gentle sunrise. We've carefully roasted these beans just enough to bring out their nutty flavor and a touch of acidity, culminating in a crisp and pleasant finish.

Years of focus and expertise have led to the Starbucks Roast Spectrum. Each coffee bean requires a unique balance of temperature and time to reach its individual peak of aroma, acidity, body and flavor.

Lighter-bodied and mellow, Starbucks blonde-roast coffees awaken the senses gently and deliver an approachable and flavorful cup with slight hints of light roast.

Smooth and balanced, our medium-roast coffees have a little kick and deliver a medium-bodied cup with a hearty roast.

Fuller-bodied and bold, these coffees feature robust flavors and the characteristic essence of an intense roast.

Get the perfect grind and the freshest flavor by grinding whole beans just before brewing.

Already ground and ready to brew, ground coffee keeps things simple.

Enjoy the perfect cup of Starbucks coffee in less than a minute.

Get the rich, delicious taste of Starbucks in an instant.

Whole Bean

Ground

K-Cup Pods

Starbucks VIA Instant

How do I store ground coffee?

An opened bag of coffee is highly perishable, just like fresh produce. Store your beans in an airtight container at room temperature for no longer than a week. The trick is to keep it away from oxygen, light, heat and moisture as much as possible.

How much ground coffee should I use per cup?

The recipe for great coffee is 2 tbsp (10 g) of freshly ground coffee for every 6 fl. oz. (180 mL) of water. Keep this proportion consistent no matter how much you’re brewing. If the results are too strong for your taste, add hot water to your brewed coffee. Using less coffee will create a bitter cup.

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