For a coffee connoisseur, bottled coffee maybe off-limits. You may think that bottled coffee isn't something new because there are companies like Nescafe selling canned coffee with flavors. So why am I talking about like it's a new trend?
Well that's because hipster coffee shops start selling bottled flavored coffee. As you know there is a difference between company made vs crafted coffee.
Normally mass produced coffee contains more questionable ingredients than just coffee and milk. Plus it has longer shelves than this coffee I am about to give review.
I buy this particular coffee from a place that sells hip flavored coffee such as rum, irish flavor and palm sugar. They offer 1,5 shot espresso in their coffee. I don't normally buy there because I already have a place I like that sells only a shot of espresso without the jittery and feeling like my brain and heart about to explode.
This coffee is freshly made. I am unsure how much espresso in a bottle because that coffee is worth 5 small glasses. Since the espresso is questionable, it's not recommended to drink in excessive amount. For me, it was an unpleasant experience because I thought it would just be a normal coffee without much caffeine content. It turns out, I was wrong. The caffeine content seems to be higher than a single serving coffee from the same coffee shop.
This coffee product last 3 days in refrigerator. So, you might as well share it with a friend or family because you won't finish the coffee alone. This bottled coffee seems to be the new trend among hipster coffee shops. But I suppose, they have to include how much caffeine in the coffee so that drinker like me, who is quite sensitive with caffeine will request for lower amount of espresso and even decaf.
All in all, I would not buy bottled coffee again for the sake of my health. This experience of bottled coffee even makes me want to get off caffeine for a while. Signing out