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Death Wish Coffee

by Akhil Kalepu

Apr 23, 2015

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Caffeine junkies, this one’s for you; Death Wish Coffee is the world’s strongest coffee.

 

Emblazoned with a skull and crossbones, Death Wish isn’t kidding; their coffee is potentially dangerous. Twelve ounces of joe, brewed using the drip method, packs 200 percent more caffeine than any boring old regular coffee. That’s about 660 milligrams of caffeine.

 

Death Wish is lots of stuff: organic, Fair Trade, sustainable and small-batch roasted.

 

But it ain’t for the timid.

 

Death Wishis a dark roast with Robusta beans. It is bold and smooth and deceptively strong (even though they told you: It’s the strongest coffee in the world!) It just doesn’t seem that powerful going down. But 15 minutes later and you’re bouncing off the walls.

 

Coffee is available in one-pound ($20) and five-pound bags ($80), and single-serving cups ($15 for 10 cups). Death Wish also makes a Valhalla Java Odinforce Blend, which they claim was crafted specially for the “world’s most powerful guitarist, Zakk Wylde.” The Valhalla is a blend of Indonesian and Central and South American beans. It is also available in cups.

 

Death Wish has built a loyal following and they also have merchandise for sale. Clothing, cups and travel mugs area all available boasting the Death Wish skull and crossbones.

 

So for anyone who needs that extra boost (or three), Death Wish is for you. Learn more at deathwishcoffee.com.

 

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