I'm interested in hearing opinions on which whole bean coffees we should try.

I'm not wanting to start a debate about Keurigs or Nespressos, or pods vs. beans...

We have a integrated coffee maker/grinder we love and intent to continue to use it.

I used to have great luck buying beans at Costco, but over the past few months they're dramatically reduced the options to the point where I want to explore other options.

I'm not really interested in joining a "club" where they send me beans months, but rather in something I can buy as needed. I also see no need to spend a fortune for beans that have been fed to mountain goats and then gathered after they emerge from the other end and other similar exoticities. Just good solid flavorable beans.

Deep flavor is critical, fair trade is great but not an absolute requirement.

What do you all like?