Copper Cow Coffee delivers single-serve drip filters to help consumers make Vietnamese coffee at home.

Copper Cow Coffee is on a mission to make brewing Vietnamese coffee at home a joyful everyday ritual for all types of coffee drinkers—from coffee aficionados to new drinkers alike. Inspired by her Vietnamese roots, founder Debbie Wei Mullin brings a fresh perspective to tried-and-true coffee brewing techniques with product offerings ranging from traditional coffee grounds to beginner-friendly single-serve pour overs. To support and empower sustainable farming in Vietnam—the world’s second-largest coffee exporter after Brazil—Copper Cow Coffee sources coffee from local farmers, paying them twice the market rate.

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lavender pour over coffee

Vanilla

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Churro Ground Coffee

Churro Pour Over Coffee

Classic Black Ground Coffee

Classic Pour Over Coffee

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I tried the lavender and did not enjoy it. there's little coffee that comes out of these, and it took a while to make. i think i prefer purchasing a viet iced coffee at a local cafe or restaurant over these, but i could see the appeal of the ease of having this in your home. 

I just bought this at Wholefoods over the weekend. It had a nice taste.  I am picky when selecting coffee because of potential molds and other junky stuff.  The flavor is not overwhelming because they use ground vanilla not the nasty vanilla “flavor” other companies use This is a great choice for someone who is selective with their morning cup of Joe. 

I've tried the classic vietnamnese coffee and it's a really fun and intentional way to brew coffee and the creamer was delicious. It does feel not super healthy for an everyday option so I will likely only be drinking this on special occasions.   

love the cinnamon in the coffee and you can taste how FLAVORFUL it makes it!

My new favorite coffee of this year!  It's a fun experience making my coffee in the am and I recommend the vanilla latte with sugar/cream.  

Tried this for the first time after eyeing the product for two years. AMAZING! Super fun too, something about watching coffee brew is very relaxing. I had the vanilla, perfect for me as I'm not a big coffee drinker. I used the whole packet of milk sugar and will be putting the rest in the fridge to cool the drink down before I drink. 

So easy to turn into iced coffee as well! Very glad that I tried this.

I love the the convenience of the single-serve coffee for when I want a quick pick me up or when I'm traveling or camping. Also a great design. However, I find the taste a bit bitter for my liking and it keeps me from having these more. 

Great taste and wonderful smell, but is a bit expensive 

I love lavender and I love coffee so this combination was amazing! I like the process of brewing the coffee into the cup, however you will need to use a standard size mug for the coffee pod to hang correctly for proper brewing. The provided creamer added just enough sweetness to the coffee. I am interested in trying the other options they offer and will be buying the lavender one again.

I LOVE Copper Cow coffee. Bonus points that they're available at Whole Foods for easy purchasing. I love the flavors, and the convenience of making the coffee is unbeatable. 

Maybe I'm pouring it wrong (in which case clearer instructions) but stronger coffee?

I love the concept, makes adding single-portion condensed milk so much easier than having a whole can to open. The coffee smelled delicious the moment I opened the packet, but it didn't make as strong of a flavor as I hoped it would. 

The packaging of the milk could be improved. It's in a packet and you can only squeeze out so much. It feels like some of the product is wasted.

I ordered the pour over set off of Amazon and it was incredible. The coffee was so good, but the experience was even better. I love the way the filters are designed, and it was a nice treat to look forward to during the day. The coffee comes with sweetened condensed milk, so it ends up being pretty sweet.

Something about the creamer isn't working for me. I'm not a food scientist, but something about the sweetness in it isn't reading right. 

I picked up Copper Cow Coffee on a whim. I was intrigued by the single serve brewing concept. It was relatively easy to put together and brew but somehow the flavors felt a little off to me. I think it was more the creamer I didn't like than the coffee. The creamer just came off a little overly sweet. Not in a Vietnamese Coffee way but in like an almost artificially sweet way. 

I have experienced Copper Cow through a tea latte kit with Tea Drops! It is delicious both sweetened condensed milk and the coconut variety.

Currently no lactose-free creamers but you can just buy the coffee on its own which is a good enough option! The single serve drip filter helps to make traditional Vietnamese coffee more accessible for the average consumer. 

I  LOVE Copper Cow! SO happy they are on Thingtesting so I can rate them! When I first tried them on recommendation of a friend, I absolutely loved them, and they only had their single serve at the time I believe. Happy to see that they now sell ground coffee which is more sustainable! 
I love all of the flavors and it's so convenient to have condensed milk in a single serving. They also used to have a non-dairy (coconut) creamer which was a nice option but honestly the consistency/taste wasn't that great (I'm sure that's why they stopped making it, maybe they are reformulating? Would love to see nondairy or lactose-free brought back! ) I don't love the single serve from a sustainable aspect but I imagine the filters hopefully are compostable or biodegradable? I do enjoy Copper Cow as a nice treat though, it's indulgent but customizable (can add as much cream as you want). I'm only docking a star from a sustainability standpoint and also because I'd love to see lactose-free creamers! 

I have seen advertisements for this everywhere and finally made a purchase. I tried a sample pack and it was so easy and delicious I now have a subscription. It is so worth it and definitely saves from alternatives like starbucks!

I loved the portability of these! Throw them in your bag and go to work for your easy afternoon pick-me-up at the fraction of the cost of going out to buy coffee. The flavor was good, the pour over apparatus was relatively sturdy and the packets of condensed milk that come with the coffee are good. 

I think you can really get two cups out of each pour over but there's not enough milk for the second cup. 

Wish this was a less wasteful indulgence (: 
Also wish there were options for non-dairy creamers (like condensed coconut milk)

-While Copper Cow makes enjoying Vietnamese coffees at home very quick and easy, there definitely is a lot of waste with its single-use plastic packets. 
-The packaging is nice and love the color palette. 
-Good for on-the-go! 

My main criticisms are about the product packaging. The main box is recyclable cardboard and I think the used filter is compostable, but the creamer tube and bag for the filter are made of not-sustainable materials. A lot of coffee companies are using rice paper packaging so I would encourage this company to look into that. 

I love sweet flavored coffees so was excited to try this brand because of it's unique flavors. I bought chai and lavender. Overall I liked the coffee, it was good but not great - not life-changing. I had the best success for my taste preferences when I only did 2-3 pour-overs which only produces a small amount of coffee. 

I like having these around for travel and to keep in my desk at work for an afternoon pick-me-up. I will probably purchase again if they introduce more unique flavors.

Definitely a good coffee when traveling compared to drinking hotel coffee. A fun little pour over experience. I wouldn't use one everyday, but definitely enjoyed having a "churro" coffee in the morning occasionally. 

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