The coffee maker heaven sent.

kiltedwolfman · 1st July 10, 08:36 AM

We recently bought a single cup at a time coffee maker, and the production company also makes a meriad number of coffee flavours for their machine. While I'm not usually one to give in to marketing trickery I have to admit that I was sold on a brew called "Highlanders' Grog" and now much to my ultimate dismay I'm hooked! The wife and I have practically stopped drinking Tim Hortons' coffee in prefference to our grog. If there is a Bed Bath and Beyond close to you, and you can gt in there on a weekend when they have the samplers pushing their tasty concoctions I highly suggest you give it a shot.

Cheers

P.S. the Grog with a shot of Drambui is a mix you'd crawl through glass to have another of!;)

**macwilkin** · 1st July 10, 10:42 AM

Originally Posted by kiltedwolfman

We recently bought a single cup at a time coffee maker, and the production company also makes a meriad number of coffee flavours for their machine. While I'm not usually one to give in to marketing trickery I have to admit that I was sold on a brew called "Highlanders' Grog" and now much to my ultimate dismay I'm hooked! The wife and I have practically stopped drinking Tim Hortons' coffee in prefference to our grog. If there is a Bed Bath and Beyond close to you, and you can gt in there on a weekend when they have the samplers pushing their tasty concoctions I highly suggest you give it a shot.

Cheers

P.S. the Grog with a shot of Drambui is a mix you'd crawl through glass to have another of!;)

Do they make that in K-Cups for a Kureig? We have one, and I can't say I've seen a "Highlander's Grog" before. I've gotten hooked on Tully's Kona Blend.

T.

kiltedwolfman · 1st July 10, 06:06 PM

The coffee company is called Kienna coffee, their brewer is called the "suncafe" I don't know if it's available in the US though. You can certainly look it up online and get the coffee and then use it in the K-cup.