My father bought some first for his Sage Oracle touch, first. Tasted lovely, but a few times the superior grinder in his machine has managed to grind beans that my Touch impress could not. As this blend isn't "for Sage" I was a bit hesitant. I should not have been, as the Fruit and nut blend is lovely and you can taste where the name comes from.
I am using 17 on the grind setting and the double shot is coming through in 28secs, so no issues here.

Using a Ninja machine, I’m not a Barista and never will be. Grind setting is settled at 10 and it tastes great in Americano with double shot.

Used over 6 shots (that’s over 10% wasted) to try and dial in this coffee. Not using cheap equipment - Eureka Turbo grinder and ECM Mechanika Max - but persistent late extraction channelling. Seems to require significantly finer grind than most. Puck well de-clumped and tamped. Resultant coffee has poor crema, overly acidic and bland flavour. 10+ extractions so far and not a single cup successful (or really drinkable) Unlikely to persist with remaining 750g.

I am gradually working through the various flavours that are stocked. The aroma fills the kitchen from the grind to making. This is making mornings difficult with such lovely choices. Using with a Ninja machine.

CWorks say this is suitable for all brew methods. I am using pour over filter and I can't taste fruit, nuts or coffee. Perhaps I shouldn't have ordered a Kg without first trying but I have tried other coffees in the past and even the less than satisfactory ones have been drinkable. They say it is a difficult blend to dial in so if that is the method of brewing there might be salvation but notwithstanding the fact that taste is a personal thing, my advice would be to avoid if using for pour over/french press.