These beans are very oily. I read oily beans will ruin coffee grinders. Worried, just bought a new grinder. Is this true?

Some lower quality burr grinders may be damaged by oils but it would also be a result of not cleaning the burrs consistently or properly. Any freshly roasted dark coffee will have oil. A good grinder that is properly maintained shouldn’t have issues

Any oil added except the coffee's natural oil? Why is it oily?

Oily beans happen from 1 of 2 things: 1) longer roast times (darker roasts) 2) time in storage. This producer states that the beans are slow-roasted. That is one way to reduce acidity. Which is exactly what is wanted here. The oilyness is a byproduct of a slow roast designed to reduce acidity.

is this a vanilla flavored coffee or just dark roast?

This is a true dark roast that does not have any vanilla flavor added, it is a very smooth and flavorful coffee which does not have any better taste at all, I find it quite delicious

Product Dimensions	12.7 x 38.1 x 15.24 cm; 907.18 g
Item model number	92O21FBA
Product Name	Mayorga Coffee Roaster Organic Mayan Blend (Net Wt 2 Lbs)
Additives	Chocolate, Floral Undertones
Units	32.0 Grams
Storage Instructions	Store in a cool, dark place to preserve freshness
Serving Recommendation	1-2 tablespoons per 6 ounces of water
Brand	Mayorga
Format	Whole Bean
Special Feature	Certified Organic, GMO Free
Caffeine Content	Caffeinated
Package Information	Bag
Manufacturer	Mayorga

Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee, 2 lb bag - Mayan Blend Organic Coffee Roast - Direct Trade, Specialty Grade, Non-GMO 100% Arabica Coffee Beans

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