A Lungo with weak intensity and little flavor

I have the Jacobs Longo Delicato under a product testing are allowed to test approximately 4 weeks.
For me personally it has not so agreed, because he liked me too little for coffee. He is unfortunately little taste aromatic, so I had the feeling that they have just colored water with foam and removed to erahnender coffee flavor in the cup.
The specified intensity 6 (10) is in my view misleading because the Lungo but is much milder (he made me taste all in all a bit reminiscent of decaffeinated coffee). Here I had hoped for more.

The positive aspect of this coffee that it is neither excessively sour, bitter yet. Furthermore, I was pleasantly surprised.

The packaging I find very appealing: beautiful design. However, the capsules are truly unbeatable when it comes to plastic waste. I have so far seen no capsules for Nespresso that cause so much unnecessary garbage. The paperboard packaging is the first promising, but each capsule is again individually wrapped in a plastic wrap. This can, however, reasonably well with the hand you do not need necessarily aufreißen- scissors to. It is also striking that the fact sustaining coffee powder is ground very finely, so that it partially trickling from the closed capsules.

Considering the price, this variety cuts me off with a poor price-performance ratio. For the price I expect definitely higher quality. I would recommend the variety only if you specifically look for an extremely mild coffee. Otherwise, the Jacobs moments varieties of intensity are more advisable 8-10.