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The 10 Best-Reviewed Coffee Brands

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There's nothing quite like a steaming hot cup of coffee to get you going in the morning, but if that coffee doesn't taste good, it can ruin your entire day. It can make you late for work or make that traffic jam seem even more congested than normal. But now you don't have to worry about drinking coffee that doesn't taste good anymore, because these are the 10 best-reviewed coffee brands you can buy.

Eight O'Clock

Many people call Eight O'Clock the best brand of coffee you can buy in the grocery store. That may come as a surprise considering it's actually really inexpensive, and the company even offers coupons frequently on its website. The Columbian blend is a fan favorite with its rich chocolaty flavor.

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Allegro

If you shop at Whole Foods, you've seen its house brand Allegro, and while it tastes good, its reputation for being a friend to the environment is one big reason why people love it. The brand sources its coffee responsibly, uses only fair trade products and even works to protect birds in the area where the organic coffee is grown. Speaking of birds, the Early Bird Blend is a must-try.

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Folgers

Sometimes you just can't go wrong with an old classic like Folgers. While it's not exotic like some of the other brands on the list, it remains a favorite among coffee drinkers. Even if you like another brand better, it's nice to have around for those days when you run out or want a reminder of the old days. Think of it as the comfort food of coffee brands.

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Dunkin' Donuts

Some say the Dunkin' Donuts restaurant's coffee is more noteworthy than its sweet baked goods, and for that reason, coffee lovers everywhere rejoiced when the brand began selling its number one beverage in grocery stores. Sure, it won't taste quite as good at home as it does in the donut shop, but it's worth the price for a good cup of coffee without having to wait in line.

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Chock Full O' Nuts

Chock Full O' Nuts has been around since 1932, and it hit grocery stores in 1953. Since then, this brand of "heavenly coffee" has remained a stable market favorite, and thanks to its great reviews across the board, it's probably here to stay. Chock Full O' Nuts has a nutty yet smooth flavor, and it's pretty inexpensive.

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New England

The New England brand of coffee is another grocery store favorite, and all of its beans are 100 percent Arabica blends. The company dates back to 1916, so it's had plenty of time to get the coffee game right, and customers obviously approve, based on the high ratings it receives on multiple retail websites. New England's flavored coffee is one of its top sellers. Try the Blueberry Cobbler, Pumpkin Spice, Chocolate Raspberry and Cinnamon Sticky Bun flavors among many others.

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Gevalia

Gevalia tastes like a luxurious coffee brand, but you can still buy it at your local grocery store or big-box store like Walmart. It's also available via home delivery. Each of its blends are single-sourced from Columbian farms, and when you take a sip, the brand promises you'll taste the tropical sunshine and rich soil. As for flavors, you really can't go wrong with any that are available.

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Peet's Coffee

Peet's Coffee is based in San Francisco and sold in thousands of grocery stores across the country. It's often ranked as one of the best ground coffees available on the market. The brand uses responsible sourcing practices and direct trade with its farmers in Africa, Asia and South America. Each package of coffee you buy has the roast date on it, which is kind of neat, and the founders of Starbucks have accredited the founder of Peet's (Alfred Peet) with being their mentor for opening their company.

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Maxwell House

Another old standby, Maxwell House has been around since 1892. Today, it's owned by Kraft-Heinz, and according to reviews, it lives up to its "Good to the last drop" slogan. Maxwell House is inexpensive, and like Folgers, it's good to have around for those days when you're feeling nostalgic or run out of your other favorite brand. Its dark roast is especially popular with coffee drinkers.

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Death Wish

Death Wish is the brand on the list you're probably the least familiar with, but it keeps receiving rave reviews, that could change soon. Don't let the name fool you. It's certified organic and fair trade, but it does contain more caffeine than any other cup of coffee you've ever had: 650 milligrams compared to 150 milligrams in the average cup.