Extra Strong Highly Caffeinated Ground Coffee - 7 Coffeebrewers with Natural Strong Coffee | Brew & Enjoy Anytime, Anywhere | Power Coffee for Camping, Athletes & Gamers

This is very good coffee, aromatic and smooth. The pouch is easy to use, just open it up, pour in the water, reseal the closure and allow it to brew. The pouch is marked with fill levels, based around 300ml, with one over at about 450ml and one under. To pour simply remove the cap from the side spout and filtered coffee is poured into your cup. I found that this worked very well with virtually no residue left in the cup after drinking the coffee.It's certainly highly caffeinated but not as much as I thought it would be, mind you I did fill it to the 450ml mark so if you require something very highly caffeinated use one of the lower marks. I was also able, even after using 450ml of water, to get a second decent brew out of the grounds in the pouch, although this obviously wasn't as strong. It was however still very tasty with the same aroma and smoothness.I really appreciate the eco credentials of the product, displayed on the pouch, and especially that the pouch is reusable. Simply clean out the old grounds and refill with coffee of your choice. Before use they are quite light, pack flat and are ideal for quality coffee on the go.I'll certainly be taking a pouch or two on backpacking trips and they're a great way to have quality coffee, or your favourite blend, when travelling. They work out at around £2.00 per pouch which is decent value for two large coffees when compared to stopping at a coffee shop for a break.Highly recommended.

I tried this new single-serve coffee brewer bag by The Brew Company, and it's definitely interesting!It's basically a pouch with pre-measured coffee grounds and a built-in filter. You just add hot water, wait a few minutes, and hey presto. you've got coffee.It's very convenient, especially for camping or travelling. No need for filters or messing with coffee grounds – perfect for when you want a quick and easy fresh cuppa. Plus, the coffee itself packs a punch.The taste is a bit subjective. I enjoyed the smooth Arabica coffee, but some in my family found it 'acidic' or 'bitter'.So although it's a nice strong coffee there is a question of waste. The bag is technically reusable, but refilling it seems like a hassle, and even if it is recyclable, it still creates more waste than traditional methods.Also the caffeine content is seriously high. A strong brew can exceed the daily recommended intake, so be mindful of that if you're sensitive to caffeine.Overall, a nice novel way to have a strong coffee, but I think I'll be sticking to my regular brew.

These on the go coffee packs are a great option for coffee lovers. The coffee is aromatic and smooth, providing a satisfying coffee experience, much better than I expected. The pouches are also very user-friendly: to use you simply open, add hot water up to the marked fill levels (300ml, 450ml, or lower for stronger coffee), reseal and allow it to brew according to the printed instructions and level of strength you require. Pouring is hassle-free thanks to the side spout, which ensures minimal residue in your cup.Though the coffee is highly caffeinated, the intensity can be adjusted by using different fill levels which is very handy. Even when brewed at 450ml, the coffee retains its flavour and aroma, and a second brew from the same grounds, while weaker, is still enjoyable. The pouches are billed as being reusuable as they can be cleaned and refilled with your own coffee. They are lightweight and easy to pack and are therefore perfect for camping, backpacking or travelling, offering a convenient way to enjoy coffee anywhere. Each packet makes around two small cups or one large mug, and the smooth, fresh coffee can be enjoyed with or without milk and sugar. Overall a very unique and useful idea!

My husband and I do a lot of walking. Where we can, we stop for coffee twice a day but often there is not a café at the right place (or it is shut when we get there!) So, we have tried various ways to carry our own coffee from filling a flask with instant (hardly worth it!) to using an AeroPress (messy and tricky). These bags seem like a good alternative. We filled a flask and took a pouch. All you need to do is open up the pouch and pour in the water. Now I have to admit that this will only work for our first coffee of the day or the water in the flask becomes too cool to do this coffee justice. It was just about OK for an early coffee.As for the coffee, even making enough for two, as long as we left it as per the instructions, it was strong and tasted ‘real’. We both like white coffee so will probably take our milk flask with warm milk next time as to help boost the temperature.

This is a fantastic idea that will suit the best camping or small caravan etc.You have to have hot water to brew it, and in my opinion, that limits the ways it can be used.So for camping or a caravan with limited space is the best.Each pouch is well-made and can safely provide a large mug of coffee or a couple of cups of coffee.If you don't want it too strong, you can even make 2 mugs, provided you add hot water on top of your coffee in your mug.Depending on how strong you want it, each pouch indicates the amount of water needed and the time you should let it brew.The method is extremely easy to use in confined spaces, and there was not even one ground of coffee in my cup.You open the pack, add water, close it back, wait as much time as you need, open the tap, pour, and drink! So simple!The pack I received has as best by 18 April 2026 which is an excellent period.Now, there is the matter of the flavour. I didn't like it, is too acidic for me but I can't cut off stars because is not to my taste. This is very personal and subjective, and what I don't like, some others would love it.Its strong coffee thought, and I am certain a lot of people will absolutely love it!

I really like the flavor of this brew in bag coffee. It tastes like it is made with high quality beans though the flavor is fairly uncomplicated. It tastes to me like a medium-dark roast, though I brewed it at medium strength for the medium amount of time. It has just a little bitterness at the end which hits my palate as a pleasant flavor. It is similar to the bitterness of a good dark chocolate.The coffee is very easy to make. Just pull off the cap on the pour spout, open the ziplock at the top of the bag, and add hot water to the line corresponding to your preferred coffee strength. (More water is a milder coffee and less water is a stronger coffee.) Close the zipper and let the coffee brew for between 4 minutes (mild) and 8 mins (strong). There is also a QR code on the brew bag that takes you to a website where you can learn how to reuse the brew bag to brew coffee again.This is very convenient coffee for camping or multi-day festivals. It is light weight and all you have to do is add hot water. The coffee serves one cup of between 8 and 12 fluid ounces. It says it serves two but that doesn't seem reasonable to me. I'm not splitting 12 oz. of coffee unless you bribe me handsomely.I absolutely recommend this coffee for anyone who is looking for a light weight, easy way to make coffee without electricity. These are high quality beans that taste fantastic and the brewing bag is reusable.

Getestet wurde der Kaffeebeutel, diese sind Beschriftet mit der genauen Anwendung bzw. Vorgehensweise.1) Öffnen des Kaffeebeutels oben, indem man diesen auseinander zieht. Der Duft des Pulverkaffees, der sich darin befindet, ist herrlich. Der Kaffee war schön luftig und nicht verklumpt oder verklebt.2) Wasser auf 95 % kochen.3) Wasser in den Kaffeebeutel füllen, die Mänge bestimmt die Intensität. (Erklärung befindet sich auf der Verpackung).4) Verschluss oben wieder zusammen drücken und nach gewünschter Stärke ziehen lassen (Erklärung befindet sich ebenfalls auf der Verpackung).5) Ausgieskappe drehen und abnehmen. In dem Ausgieser befindet sich ein Filter.6) In eine Tasse eingiesen.Das Ergebnis riecht herrlich und ist schön heiß (perfekte Trinktemperatur). Wir haben uns einen milden Kaffee gekocht und bekamen zwei normale Kaffeetassen damit befüllt. Der Geschmack hat uns sehr gemundet. Der Kaffee schmeckt und die Zubereitung geht schnell und ist leicht. Alles ist schön und verständlich erklärt. Auch die Idee dieser Beutel mit integriertem Filter ist genial. Es befand sich kein Kaffeesatz unten in der Tasse, alles wurde hervoragend heraus gefiltert.Wann man diese Beutel benutzt ist für uns eher die Frage. Vermutlich eignet sich das gut für Camper oder wenn man auf dem Hotelzimmer einen Wasserkocher hat. Zuhause lohnen sich diese Beutel im Bezug auf dem Preis sicher nicht. Das Preis- Leistungsverhältnis finde ich gerade noch in Ordnung für einen Kaffee für unterwegs. Ein Beutel kostet gut 2 €, dafür bekommt man aber to go meist auch einen Kaffee und hat keinen Aufwand.

Are you a coffee fan who wants to brew at home but lacks a coffee pot? Or are you someone who loves to go camping, but doesn't want to lug around all the equipment to brew coffee fresh from the bean? Then this is absolutely for you.The coffee here is nice and brews up easily, but I'm going to be honest. The biggest draw here is the bag, as it's one of the neatest things I've seen. All you need to do is add hot water, wait a little bit, and then you have fresh coffee. You don't even need to worry about the grounds, as the bag has a filter in the spout that can keep those from getting in your drink. And best of all? The bag is reusable. This means that if you are camping, you don't have to worry about this being single use and then figuring out a place to toss it. No, you can just add some fresh grounds and reuse - the company even gives a QR code to instructions on how to best accomplish this. That's just plain awesome.Now the price will definitely give some pause, but honestly, this is something that would be great for camping or homes that lack a coffee pot. It could also work for offices where you don't have a coffee pot or don't want to use the communal one. The reusability works in the item's favor as well. Since this is a pack of seven, each container works out to approximately two dollars and fifty cents. It is a bit pricey but the convenience factor will be well worth the purchase for some, especially if they plan on reusing the containers at least once.

Die innovativ gestaltete Verpackung des Kaffee ist mit vielen Labels bedruckt, die vermutlich die Nachhaltigkeit des Kaffees und des Konzepts belegen sollen. Leider erfährt man nirgends, von wo der Arabica stammt. Lediglich, dass der Kaffee in Dänemark geröstet wurde, aber bekanntermaßen wächst in Dänemark kein Kaffee.Das Konzept ist interessant: Man gießt heißes Wasser in einen Filter, in dem sich das Kaffeepulver befindet. Über einen Ausgießer kann man den Kaffee dann nach gewünschter Ziehdauer genießen. Interessant finde ich den Ansatz, da die Packungsgröße gut für unterwegs geeignet ist.Inwieweit der hohe Koffeingehalt eine Wirkung auf meinen Körper hat, konnte ich bisher noch nicht feststellen. Vielleicht liegt es auch daran, dass ich generell viel Kaffee trinke und daher nicht unmittelbar eine Wirkung spüre.

I am pleasantly surprised by this product. The pouches come filled with some pretty good coffee. It is simple to brew, you just open the pouch, pour in the water, and wait. When it is ready, the pour spout on the side prevents any coffee grounds from making it into your cup. I feel like it was relatively strong caffeine content, which would be consistent with the amount claimed on the label.What I didn't expect, is that these pouches are able to be reused. There is a QR code on the back of the pouch that sends you to a website with instructions on how to clean and reuse the pouch. You can just empty the old grounds, rinse out the pouch, leave it open to dry out, and then you can refill it with your own coffee grounds and use the pouch to brew again. I am pleased with that because I don't like to be wasteful and the pouches work great for brewing up coffee.