Bones Coffee Company Highland Grog, Butterscotch Caramel Flavored Coffee, Medium Roast Low Acid Arabica Beans Compatible with Auto drip and French Press Coffee Maker, 12 Oz Whole Bean

Highland Grog is smooth, flavorful, and is my favorite Bones Coffee Co. coffee! If you’re used to a heavily roasted (burnt) coffee bean flavor, I doubt you will appreciate the smoothness of this medium roast. However, for those of you who don’t have to have your coffee with a “bite”, but love a truly good coffee, you should give this one a try. If you’re looking for the benefits of a premium bean that hasn’t had the healthy polyphenols burned out of it, this is your brand! They do have “dark roast” flavors, but you don’t want to go hotter than a medium roast if you want the health benefits. Anyway, this Highland Grog is a treat, anytime!!!

Bought this coffee looking for something different, I found it! We were pleasantly surprised with the bold, smooth taste of this coffee. We would buy this one and more of this brand.

Such great smell and flavor!!! Delicious!!!!

Absolutely delicious cup of coffee.

One of the better Highland Grog offerings! Bones coffee is a high quality coffee with great pricing! One of my favorite brands!

Love the whole bean! Great butterscotch/caramel notes!

I was super surprised with these beans from Bones Coffee. I had them on a coffee wish list when I upgraded from a K-Cup system to a Breville Espresso maker at Christmas time. These were gifted to me and they were my favorite beans for espresso. I have since tried about a half dozen different Bones bean flavors, but the Highland Grog is still my personal fave. I find that they compare positively to other beans I have tried which include: local brewer espresso beans, Lavazza Super Crema, and from Costo - Manatee Gourmet Caribbean Delight. If I were to rank them: 1a: Local Espresso brewer 1b: Bones Coffee Highland Grog 2: Lavazza Super Crema 4: Manatee Carib Delight 5: Lavazza Crema Aroma I skipped 3 to point out there is a difference in perceived level between my upper tier and mid tier beans. I haven't had what I would consider bad beans, but there is definitely a difference. I would always buy Lavazza Super Crema over their Crema Aroma option. Carib Delight is fine, but I think Bones is better. I have to grind Carib Delight at a 5 to dial in, whereas most of my other beans are dialed in between a Breville grind setting of 10-14 (note I adjusted my burrs upon initial setup to enable finer grinding so my settings may differ from yours). I converted to a single dose system and I really appreciate the flavor variety that Bones provides. I got some more Bones flavors for Father's Day so I'm loaded up on Bones flavors. I rotate between 4 different beans and my current bean selection includes: - Bones Highland Grog - Bones Dark Side - Bones Great White - Manatee Carib Delight (It's a big bag of beans, good value but takes a while to work through it) I would recommend trying Bones beans; I think you may be pleasantly surprised like I was (Oh and their bag naming / artwork is awesome!!)

There’s no roast date so don’t know how old the beans were. They seemed to be about a week or two old. On a breville barista express, the beans didn’t grind very well since there would be random hard pieces left in my grounds. The extraction wasn’t great either since the beans were not very fresh. I really liked the smell of the beans, they were nice and fragrant. Overall I think the taste of the beans were okay, although I think it would be way better used as cold brew over espresso, the quality was so so & I think I can get better quality and fresher beans for the same price elsewhere. I think what really stands out about this coffee brand is the artificial flavors added to it which I think would be great for pour over, drip, or cold brew coffee.