Nabob Columbian Blend

Nothing is better than waking up and having a great-tasting, perfectly brewed cup of coffee first thing in the morning, especially when it’s brewed in under sixty seconds.  My favourite brand of coffee is from a Canadian Company called Nabob, who has been around since the late 1800’s.  It brings me back to the days spent at the cottage with my parents, who percolated Nabob coffee first thing in the morning.  It never tasted baked or burnt, was always a great smell to wake up to.  It has been a staple in Canadian families for many generations, and has definitely stood the test of time.  The T-Discs offered by Tassimo from Nabob Coffee are no exception.

Nabob Columbian T Disc

Nabob’s 100% Columbian Coffee is made from Arabica beans, and is a mild, well balanced, and delicious coffee without the bitter aftertaste that is so common these days.  It’s great first thing in the morning, can be a mild pick me up in the afternoon.  It also pairs nicely with a rich dessert.  I can drink it at night as its low caffeine content doesn’t keep me up.  Nabob Columbian is not a dark coffee, and definitely isn’t as strong as some of the other brands offered by Tassimo.  It has sometimes been compared to the Tassimo Jacobs Kroenung blend which we’ll be reviewing shortly.  This is in our opinion a light and well balanced coffee. If you prefer strong coffee, this might not be a good fit for you.

Nabob Columbian for Tassimo

Whether you are at home, the office, or the cottage, Nabob Columbian Coffee from Tassimo is a wonderful way to enjoy a great tasting cup of coffee anytime of the day or night.  I also think it’s very reasonably priced, and luckily is made right here in Canada, and can be purchased at local grocery stores.  It has been a mainstay in my family for years.  Tassimo packages Nabob Columbian Coffee in two sleeves, with 7 T-Discs in each.  The cost for fourteen T-Discs is around six bucks, making it less than fifty cents per serving.  This coffee is a great bang for your buck as far as I am concerned.  I am happy Nabob is still one of Canada’s treasures, and that Tassimo found a way to share it with the world.  You should try some for yourself, and see if you love it as much as I do.  Let us know what you think of it!