Arabica coffee has been enjoyed for centuries, but regular brews can come with downsides — high acidity, digestive discomfort, and caffeine crashes. Our low-acid coffee changes that, offering a smooth energy boost without the jitters while keeping the classic coffee taste you love.
It’s a major source of antioxidants like chlorogenic acid, which help fight oxidative stress and inflammation in the body.
The caffeine content blocks adenosine receptors in the brain, effectively reducing tiredness and improving concentration.
Caffeine can increase adrenaline levels, preparing your body for physical exertion and supporting athletic performance.
It stimulates the central nervous system and may support the production of mood-enhancing neurotransmitters like dopamine.
Arabica is the world’s most prized coffee species — grown at high altitudes, ripened slowly, and loved for a smoother, more aromatic cup with naturally less caffeine and less bitterness than robusta. Around 60% of the world’s coffee is arabica, and nearly all specialty coffee is.
We use real arabica in our blends — including USDA organic arabica in our mushroom coffee. No instant coffee, no fillers.
Coffee is one of the biggest sources of antioxidants in the modern diet, and arabica is rich in chlorogenic acid — a polyphenol studied for how it helps the body manage oxidative stress. Its caffeine supports alertness and focus, and can help support your workout too. The catch with regular coffee is the acidity and the crash — which is exactly what we engineered around.
Ours is a low-acid arabica with a gentler dose of caffeine (~40mg in our protein line), so you get smooth, steady energy without the jitters. It’s the base of our Protein Coffee — with 22g of grass-fed whey — and our brewed Protein Mushroom Coffee. Zero sugar, zero sweeteners, in both.
A typical arabica cup carries 80–120mg. Our protein coffee line sits around 40mg per serving — enough for a clean lift, low enough that your afternoon self will thank you. Sensitive to caffeine, pregnant, or nursing? Check with your healthcare provider about what’s right for you.
