High Caffeine Coffee

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If you’re one of those people who always want a caffeine buzz and triple shot espresso isn’t quite strong enough for you, you might want to look into high caffeine coffees. They’ll get the job done in just a couple sips because they have crazy amounts of caffeine—think hundreds of milligrams in just a few ounces of brewed coffee!

We’re not sure how these high caffeine coffees got past the FDA! They pack a serious caffeine punch that could be dangerous for the wrong person. Consuming large amounts of caffeine can increase your risk of having an arrhythmia or ventricular fibrillation. Both of those things are bad news, and can even be fatal. Most coffee drinkers should not mess around with this stuff.

But if you routinely down a whole pot of coffee by yourself over the course of one morning, these high caffeine coffees will satisfy your endless cravings for caffeine, shrinking your actual coffee consumption down to (hopefully) just one cup! They’re engineered to have the highest levels of caffeine possible, and boy do they deliver!

So get your favorite coffee mug ready because here are a few of the highest caffeine coffees for those brave enough to drink them. We’ve also thrown in a couple of coffees that are moderately higher in caffeine than the average cup, but not so high that they’ll give you palpitations if you drink too much!

This aptly named coffee has about 944 mg of caffeine in every sixteen ounce cup. That’s more caffeine than you’re supposed to consume in a whole day!

Most health experts recommend that you limit yourself to 400 mg of caffeine per day, which is around 2 large sixteen-ounce cups of coffee. This single cup of Death Wish coffee has more caffeine in it than 4 large cups of regular coffee combined. Isn’t that crazy?

If you drink a cup of this high caffeine coffee, make sure that your caffeine tolerance is high and you don’t have seconds!

What We Liked

  • Great presentation
  • Really fresh coffee
  • Amazing taste

What We Didn’t Like

  • Taste not as advertised

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Noticing a theme here? Death Wish, Biohazard… these coffee brands are pretty much admitting that you shouldn’t drink their coffee because it’s bad for your health!

Whatever their marketing strategy is, it’s not really working on us! We couldn’t see ourselves drinking this coffee on the regular because it has way too much caffeine. If you drink a sixteen ounce cup, you’ll have 928 mg of caffeine coursing through your body. That’s enough to give anybody a huge headache! Or superpowers, we’re not sure which.

What We Liked

  • Great value for the money
  • Flavor taste amazing

What We Didn’t Like

  • Beans over roasted

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If you’re a coffee lover (of course you are), you’re probably already using high-quality coffee beans. Most tasty gourmet coffees are made using a type of bean called arabica. They have a high concentration of sugars, which gives them complex, nuanced flavors. You’ll probably taste a little fruitiness, some hints of caramel, and some other subtle flavors if you use arabica beans.

Another type of coffee bean, called robusta, is less preferred by coffee lovers. It has a lower concentration of sugars than arabica beans, which gives it a more bitter, earthy flavor.

Robusta beans have about 84% more caffeine than arabica beans. So if a sixteen-ounce cup of arabica coffee has around 200 mg of caffeine, give or take, a cup of coffee from a brand like this that uses robusta beans will have around 370 mg of caffeine.

That amount of caffeine will still give you a nice buzz, but it won’t push you over the daily limit of caffeine recommended by health experts. That’s why we love this coffee from Cafe Rogusta—it gives us that jolt we’re after without being too strong!

What We Liked

  • Warm dark-and-complex consistent flavor
  • Great taste
  • Very smooth flavor

What We Didn’t Like

  • NOT organic

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If you thought that last coffee sounded a little weak, this coffee from Black Insomnia will be more your speed. It has 1,105 mg of caffeine in each twelve ounce cup. It will cure any caffeine craving you have and give you enough energy to power through your day! One reviewer even said it made her feel like a superhero!

Black Insomnia says their coffee beans are super caffeinated thanks to their artisanal roasting process. The beans are placed in a big drum roaster and roasted to toasty brown perfection. When you open your bag of supercharged gourmet beans, you’ll be hit with luscious aromas like hazelnut, macadamia, and dark chocolate. Just don’t let those tasty smells tempt you to brew too much! Drink responsibly, my friends.

What We Liked

  • Great presentation
  • Good flavor
  • Amazing value for the money

What We Didn’t Like

  • Reports of expired coffee packages

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We saved the highest caffeine coffee for last—Black Label coffee from Devil Mountain Coffee Company. There’s 1555 mg of caffeine in just one twelve ounce cup of these coffee beans, so they’ll really make you bounce off the walls!

These beans have way, way more caffeine than the other high caffeine coffees we covered. Death Wish only has around 950 mg of caffeine in each sixteen-ounce cup, and so does Biohazard. But with this coffee from Black Label, you’ll get an extra 600 mg of caffeine in a smaller, twelve ounce cup.

That’s why you have to be really careful with this stuff. Just one small cup has as much caffeine as a whole pot of coffee! It tastes really good going down because it’s a smoky, full-bodied dark roast. But be careful not to overindulge, or you’ll have the jitters and shakes all day!

What We Liked

  • Great presentation
  • Good flavor

What We Didn’t Like

  • Reports of bitter taste

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