Door County Coffee Highlander Grogg, Irish Crème & Caramel Flavored Specialty Arabica Coffee, Medium Roast, Ground, 10oz Bag

This is the best coffee I've had in years! I recently bought a pricy new coffee steamer system in the hopes I could make a really delicious cup of coffee and have been trying all kinds of different coffees in it. So far this Door County is the absolute best. The aroma of the coffee just when I first opened the bag blew me away! I love the hints of caramel flavor and the finished coffee isn't bitter or harsh, it's smooth. I do believe I've finally found the brand I'm going to stick with.

A recent trip To Door County, WI where this brand is served, got me hooked. It is a very smooth tasting coffee. They have many varieties to choose from, and the Chocolate Raspberry Truffle does not disappoint. It has seasonal availability, so I've been exclusively drinking this for a couple months now. It's not overwhelmingly flavored, just enough to give a sweetness without adding sugar, and to use regular creamer (instead of flavored). Door County coffee is a new favorite brand, and I'm so excited that I can order it and have it delivered with my Walmart order here in Florida. :)

This coffee is really good. I tried it because my favorite coffee had become ridiculously expensive..if you love DD turtle love, this is an excellent replacement.

This is the most flavorful coffee I have ever experienced. It makes a very good dessert coffee when you want something extra special it does not disappoint but meets expectations. Very Good to Excellent.

Excellent coffee! One of my favorite flavors and blends. Strongly recommended all Door County coffee.

peanut butter, chocolate and peanut pieces in a great tasting coffee-what's not to love. Great for breakfast or with desserts. It will remind you of Reeses pieces. Got it on sale so it was an added bonus.

Has Bacall no taste at all. Very poor quality for the money. Housing buy again

It does have a pretty good raspberry taste. It does not have a good coffee taste. It's very watery and I made this extra strong because it's my second Door County coffee, the first had a weak watery taste so I figured this would also and I was right. If you don't like the flavor of coffee you might like this. Oh and the chocolate flavor? I couldn't taste that at all. I don't know how you make a watery flavored coffee and still make it bitter but Door County figured it out. I tried it plain and it was easy to drink because it tasted like raspberry flavored hot water except it was bitter not sweet or smooth. I added a lot of cream and extra sweetener it helped but it was still bitter. I was thinking maybe if I tried it as a cold brew it might not be as bitter? Something else I found strange is the coffee grounds were packed very loosely and there was a lot of air in the sealed bag. I don't know if that has something to do with the lack of coffee flavor but I suspect it might because I could smell the raspberry flavor before I opened the package. Sadly Door County thinks a piece of tape makes the bag resealable. It works for awhile but it's been my experience it doesn't work very long or seal it completely so the grounds will dry out. Anyway I don't like it and I won't be buying this again or any Door County coffee.

The favor is natural and artificial. Not disclosed in listing description. In fact, the text on the package seems to be as small and as hidden as possible.

Couldn't taste any of the flavors claimed to be in this coffee. It has a very watery flavor like I used a gallon of water with 1/2 cup grounds. It's really weak and surprisingly bitter at the same time. The coffee flavor is thin and weak. I took 1 sip and I wanted to spit it out. I added extra cream and extra sweetener it helped a little but still it was disappointing. I will never buy another Door County coffee again. It's not the worst coffee I've had but it's in the bottom 5 for sure.