Cameron's Sea Salt Caramel Cold Brew Blend

I've been on the hunt for a delicious cup of decaff for years. Trying one brand after another. This is pretty decent. You might want to give it a go.

I am really impressed with this coffee. The price was fantastic and the flavor really comes through, which surprised me because other brands of flavored light roasts that I've drank were always rather bland and never tasted like the flavor indicated on the bag. I will say the rum flavor really comes through in the Highlander Grogg. TI wish I loved rum flavor, it's not my favorite, and I really had hoped that the butterscotch was more prominent over the rum. But it wasn't. Still had a small hint of butterscotch which was nice. I knew ordering this it would have some level of rum flavor so I was not shocked. Since I'm never satisfied with a single flavored coffee, i mix different flavors together about 95% of the time i make myself a cup of coffee, so it didnt really matter if the rum was prominent. I mixed it with another brands caramel flavor and i found that blend to be perfect. I think the rum mellowed and it helped to bring out a deeper carmel butterscotch flavor. It is absolutely delicious. So anyone who loves rum flavor will absolutely just love this coffee by itself.I am by no means bashing the coffee. I know my review seems slightly negative on the strength of the rum flavoring, but it is not meant to be. I will most definitely buy this coffee again. The price, flavor, and strength are spot on. I highly recommend giving it a try.

In an era of maximizing profits, it's refreshing that a company is providing a quality product at a reasonable price. Much better than any bistro coffee. By far, the best coffee I have ever had.

I like it.It takes a bit like vanilla, just a light scent of that.I mix on spoon of this with 3 regular Folgers and it takes great!

Coffee tastes great! The salted part doesn’t come through very n salted caramel, it tastes more like French vanilla but for the price I am very happy with the product and will continue to buy.

This has one of the best butterscotch flavors I’ve ever had. My daughter and I have been searching for something this good for a long time and finally found it!

Listen, I’ve had a lot of coffee in my life. Some made me jittery. Some tasted like hot sadness. But then... Cameron's entered my life like a caffeinated knight in shining armor.This Breakfast Blend? It’s not just coffee—it’s a gentle wake-up hug followed by a firm motivational slap. It's like, “Good morning, champ. Time to conquer the world. But first, let's not murder anyone before 9am.”It smells like optimism. It tastes like "you’ve got this." I drink it and suddenly I’m doing dishes, organizing closets, filing taxes early, and contemplating running a 5K (contemplating… not actually running).Bonus: it doesn’t punch you in the stomach like some dark roast bullies. It's smooth, bright, and fruity—basically the golden retriever of coffees.10/10. Subscribed forever. If they ever stop making this, I’ll spiral faster than my French press.

First, this coffee DOES NOT Use Jamaican Blue Mountain Beans. It's made with Jamaican Beans, which does not mean JBM, as JBM is only grown in a specific region of Jamaica and other Beans are not. Also, A true JBM Blend has to use 20% of JBM beans in a blend to be called a JBM Blend. This Jamaican Coffee only used 5% of Jamaican Beans, which aren't even JBM Beans. This is why it can't legally be called a JBM Blend if JBM beans were actually used, per The Jamaica Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority. So be aware that this is made with simply beans grown in Jamaica.Second, using only 5% regular Jamaican beans means that in a 28 ounce bag, it contains only 1.4 ounces of these beans which aren't even JBM beans. That would mean that in a 1 pound bag it uses 0.8 ounces, which translates to just over a miniscule 1 tablespoon. So in my opinion, for this to even be called a blend of any kind is a farce. So for all intents and purposes, this is nothing more than a blend of "South American Coffee Beans" and it doesn't even state from what countries those beans come from. Just don't expect any Jamaican flavor in this blend whatsoever. As I said, understand what it is you're buying. This coffee is also just barely drinkable if you're used to drinking fresh single origin coffee beans from an origin you enjoy that's roasted and sold by a reputable company. If you buy coffee from a supermarket, be aware that beans only stay fresh for a fairly short time, with ground coffee even shorter. Since they've been sitting on the shelves for who knows how long, over 90% of these coffees are already stale and that goes for buying on Amazon as well or especially EBay which you should never ever buy from. Many scams on that site and the chances are high that, besides purchasing stale coffee, you won't be getting what you think you're buying. Go to the site Coffee Review to find the best coffees available, sold by legitimate Roasters, but be prepared to spend at the very least $20 for 12 or maybe 16 ounces. Try to purchase whole beans to grind every morning for what you intend to drink that morning. If you don't have a Burr Grinder, then you'll obviously have to go with the Ground, which will still be fresh and better than store bought. Most Roasters claim they roast to order, but I can't verify this to be true, although a good Roaster Company will be true to their word.