Coffee Reviews
Compared to light roast and classic roast, dark roast is a stronger, more intense type of coffee. It has a bolder flavor that many people love, and other people find too strong. However, there are many people...
Caffeine Content
Monster Reserve Energy Drink has a total of 160 mg's of caffeine per 16oz can or 10 mg's per fluid ounce. This puts Monster in the upper half of caffeine content per full can. Their reserve...
Caffeine Content
The Assault version of Monster Energy Drinks contains 160 mg of caffeine per 16 ounce can or 10 mg per fluid ounce. It comes in a cool looking military style camo can and their website has a tag line we...
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Black Rifle Coffee Company Review Black Rifle Coffee Company was founded in 2014 by former U.S. Army Green Beret Evan Hafer and advertised as a pro American coffee company with the goal of giving back and...
Caffeine Content
Monster Energy released their zero sugar option as a way to enter the healthier energy drink market and compete with drinks like Red Bull Zero and Bang Energy Drinks. Monster Energy's zero sugar option has a...
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Did you know that the coffee beans we use to brew coffee every morning are the coffee fruit's seeds? To make coffee, these seeds are dried, roasted, and brewed. Coffee beans are not only tasty...
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The Americano (or Caffé Americano if you're fancy) is a popular drink on the menus of most good coffee houses. You might be shocked to learn that the Americano has been around for a long time. In...
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What is a Breve Coffee? The word "Breve" in Italian means short and is derived from the Latin word "Bravis." This is the name given to a latte made with half and half. This is because half-and-half does...
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Have you ever had coffee from a murky pot that was a day old? In many offices and old-school diners, coffee is made in the morning and simply left to sit. Anyone who has tried it will remember the taste,...
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It can be confusing trying to figure out which type of trade is best for ethical coffee shopping. Do you go for the coffee that proudly advertises itself as "fair trade," or wait—is "direct trade"...
