Caffeine DB

Rich, concentrated coffee shot.

Two shots of espresso.

Equal parts espresso and milk, with less foam than a cappuccino.

Double espresso with steamed milk.

Espresso, milk, and foam in equal parts.

Double-shot cappuccino.

Single espresso shot with milk.

Two espresso shots with milk.

Cafe crema from an automatic machine, with a standard dose.

Coffee blended with MCT oil or butter.

Espresso diluted with hot water.

The everyday drip or pour-over.

Manual pour-over coffee with a clean, bright cup.

Versatile brew method with adjustable strength.

Filtered pour-over coffee with a smooth, light cup.

Full-bodied brew with the coffee oils left in.

A quick cup when there is no time to brew.

Coffee steeped cold for 12-24 hours, smooth but strong.

Nitrogen-infused cold brew with a creamy texture.

Light, fruity tea made from coffee cherries.

Coffee with very little caffeine.

Ceremonial-grade matcha with a smooth taste.

Matcha blended with milk for a smooth drink.

Extra-strong matcha latte.

Light tea with moderate caffeine.

Delicate white tea with a mild flavor.

Partially oxidized tea with a complex flavor.

Classic brewed black tea.

Aromatic black tea flavored with bergamot.

Spiced tea blended with milk.

Fizzy fermented tea.

Traditional South American yerba mate brew.

Cold-brewed mate, served chilled.

The tea-bag shortcut to traditional mate.

A single pour of mate, prepared in a regular cup.

Classic Red Bull can.

Monster in its larger can.

The 355 ml Celsius can.

Coca-Cola, measured here as a 330 ml serving.

Sugar-free Coca-Cola.

One 330 ml serving of Pepsi.

Citrus-flavored Mountain Dew.

The 250 ml Tiger Black can.

A typical serving of pre-workout powder.

A stronger serving of pre-workout powder.

Dark chocolate with theobromine.

Milk chocolate with a little caffeine.

Chewing gum with added caffeine.

Coffee-flavored ice cream.