We really wanted to love this coffee, but we don't. My wife and i have been Nespresso devotees for decades. In recent years, we have used Peet's capsules, which are great, but we thought we'd try Artizan because it's organic and the capsules are "compostable," as the company puts it. We do recycle the Peet's capsules, but not religiously, so we thought for the organic aspect and the capsules—for which we do credit Artizan—it was worth a shot. Unfortunately, though the capsules do hold up in the machine, we're disappointed. Two reasons: 1) The coffee (across the four varietals we purchased) doesn't taste anywhere near as good as Peet's, or Nespresso's own, for that matter. That alone is a deal breaker for us, though taste is obviously subjective and your mileage may vary. 2) The capsules are indistinguishable from one another, so if you like to have your capsules available in a bin of some sort, or an organizer, there is no way to tell which varietal you are choosing. This is a weird oversight on the company's part. I suppose they expect you to keep the various capsules in their boxes so you know what varietal you are choosing, but that's just impractical, at least for us. We won't be ordering again.