Bevzilla 48 Instant Coffee Powder Sachets (French Vanilla) - 96 Grams| Hot & Cold Coffee| Makes 48 Cups| 100% Arabica Coffee| Strong Coffee| Easy To Carry| Best Coffee| Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino

Only thing I don't like is having to cut packets apart from one another. Other then that, the coffee is a good price for quality, flavor and amount you get of them.

So I've been drinking this coffee for the last couple of days, but I haven't been drinking it straight. To be perfectly honest, I've found that this Instant coffee blend is a little too weak to satisfy the dark coffee preference of my now hardened 40-year habit. But...when mixed into my regular morning cup, I get a slight boost from having something different, something eclectic even, that suddenly gives a little variety to my daily routine. To be precise, this coffee does not taste like my regular coffee, but even when consumed straight, you still know it's coffee, only it tastes more exotic and more refined. When mixed with my regular coffee, it's like adding a smooth, chocolatey flavoring, giving it a slight lift. I wouldn't prefer it everyday, but it's a nice change-up every once in a while. I haven't noticed a significant boost of energy compared to my regular cup, but I tend to drink my coffee very slowly and may not have even noticed any changes. The asking price is a little steep for my preference, but someone with more refined tastes probably wouldn't think much of it. Check out my review video to get my initial first impression and taste test.

I gave these shilajit infused coffee sachets a try because I was curious about combining a morning caffeine kick with something marketed for energy, stamina, and vitality, I liked how convenient they are , just tear open a sachet, stir into hot water or milk, and you’ve got a cup that feels a bit richer than most basic instant coffees, the subtle earthy note from the shilajit was interesting (not overpowering), and there’s something fun about the idea of a functional coffee that goes beyond plain caffeine. Taste wise, it’s comfortably mild rather than bold , so if you like rich, intense brews you might feel it’s a bit soft unless you dial up the strength, on days I needed a gentle lift without jittery buzz, it hit the spot, I didn’t feel any dramatic energy surge from the shilajit specifically, but my overall morning alertness felt steady , which I’ll count as a win for a daily coffee ritual. For me,this blend makes for a quick, easy cup that feels a little more “purposeful” than plain instant coffee, it’s not going to replace specialty brews, but it’s a fun, acceptable everyday coffee with a wellness twist to sip with your breakfast.

I'm not a Shilajit aficionado, but I do love coffee. As coffee, this was terrible and smelled even worse. For someone looking for a unique Shilajit beverage, this may be as good as it gets (but I don't know). A family member tried it and said it's not bad if you think of it as tea and not coffee, since it doesn't have a strong coffee flavor. The end result was a relatively weak coffee-like beverage that I just couldn't stomach. The coffee is well packaged and seem to have the usual array of certifications. It isn't organic as far as I can tell and has artificial coffee flavor added. The packets were easy to open and use and the powder wasn't clumped. However, unless I have a sudden desire to drink Shilajit, I'm going to stick with traditional coffee. I'm rating this slightly higher than I normally would, because perhaps Shilajit is an acquired taste.

I had a few other instant coffees that were really good of other brands and husband loved it too. It helped when he had an emergency morning rush out the door and instant coffee just saves the day for days like that. So here we are venturing to try and make our instant circle bigger only to get slapped on the face with our tongue wanting to run away from the awful taste of this French Vanilla. It is the most acidic horrible over roasted tasting regular black coffee. I think Starbucks may be better than this... WTF. On top of it it has zero taste of French Vanilla, did it just get packaged wrong? Speaking of Packaging, the amount of product in the the pouch was so less than 1/3 of the small packet. All black. Now with our previous experience of instant flavored coffees they usually have it mixed - black pieces being the instant coffee, then the lighter parts being the flavor, creamer, etc. This has zero of that. Truly these packages could be packaged into those little sugar packets you see in resturants. I understand the amount is portioned to make a capichinno size cup, not a fu ll normal 8oz cup of coffee. But I do not recommend this product strictly based off of the taste and smell. So acidic, bland, and mention of flavor option is pointless (no notes if vanilla at all). We are black coffee drinkers that occasionally switch it up to add creamer or instant coffee for fun / change of pace. This, this is not it. Nope. Gag.

- I like that there is an expiration date, batch number, and manufacturing date printed on the box. The product has a shelflife of two years. - I also appreciate the supplement facts label on the back of the box that clearly states exactly how much instant coffee (1.8 g) and how much shilajit extract (.125 g) is in each satchet. - I’m really impressed at the inclusion of the certificate of analysis showing the testing of the product. - When I opened the sachet I was surprised at how good the powder smelled. It looks and mixes just like instant coffee. That’s where it ends though. The taste is honestly awful. It is very chemical or almost metal. I NEVER throw away for or drinks but I genuinely could not drink this. - The directions on the box make no sense. It says to add one sachet to “0.08oz (100ml)” of water. 100 ml is around 3.4oz. The directions show pictures of cups of coffee which would be at least 6-8oz of water. - If you want to supplement with shilajit, I highly suggest you do so with a different product. This product is currently $30 for 40 sachets, which, if you can manage to drink it, is still over $1 per serving. The quality just is not high enough to justify the price and taste.

The coffee came out of the tube like rocks. They didn’t dissolve at all with crushing and stirring. Disgusting