Bevzilla 200 Gram Black Roast (Dark Wish) Strong Coffee | Make 100 Cups | Arabica Coffee Powder | Bold & Intense | Best for Espresso, Cappuccino, Latte|Hot & Cold Brew Ready

Overall best one compared to all other coffee’s I tired before

The coffee quality is good, and it is very strong as I like and very much a value for money

A good coffee is made up of two main things - flavour & caffeine content aka strength . This one has only the second going for it that too partially & I’ll tell you why. A dark roast is the worst way to get the highest caffeine content out. It literally destroys it along with the subtle flavours because the oils can’t withstand the heat. A strong coffee with a good flavour will ideally be a medium roast - although with a less stronger taste but caffeine will be preserved. Another important factor is how you dry it - common floor heat method is cheap but you lose more flavour. Freeze drying is superior but expensive. For a coffee with MRP of 799 & online price of 320 it should be a MUST. Otherwise it CANNOT be called a premium coffee with a superior taste - as simple as that. Nevertheless here the taste is way milder & understated - it’s not bitter as many people don’t like it but then it’s not having a bold characteristic taste of coffee too. Every cup I drink I tend to fantasise adding something like a Monin flavour just to “feel” something more nicer. :’) I need to use 1.5-2 spoons minimum in a 300ml cup to get any taste whereas with Bru Gold for example I’ll need 1-1.25 spoon max as any more will make it highly caffeinated & bitter-ish. In the end I wouldn’t mind a bit of common coffee or hazelnut etc flavouring to be added to this line just to make it more “lively” as at the end of the day what’s the point of pure coffee when it doesn’t even taste like one, right? P.s - I wish more coffee brands would adopt Robusta beans which have a huge 50% more caffeine content vs Arabica. That allows a much stronger coffee in lesser amount too. You guys can see how I’m tending to be biased with BrGOLD because of their two factors - freeze dried & robusta use at a similar price point. Sorry can’t help it it’s just the objective truth. ;)

Opinions are mixed here ! Caffeine:- First thing first ! There is no clear statement about it's Caffeine content per gm / serving , neither on it's label , nor in their website ( it is out of stock in their website ) , by talking to their customer care service I've come to know that it has 1.6 mg of Caffeine per 2g , which is astonishing, because it claims to be 5x stronger than the regular coffee , where Nescafe classico claims they have 57-90 mg of Caffeine per 2g of serving and i have no idea how the math works for bevzilla dark roast , so the Caffeine content is a big mystery ! Taste :- taste is not that bold as it claims to be according to me , BUT IT DOES TASTE LIGHT and SMOOTH , missing the aroma of dark and burnt flavour , there are better tasting coffee in this price range :-) Packaging:- it is the big L for us ! the container or small jar that comes with the 200gm version is very concerning , it is made of plastic , and has no proper sealing to lock the air , it has only a plastic seal around it's neck ! No foil seal , no air tight plate under the lid , and the jar itself is thin because of being plastic , which is the last material you wanna store ur coffee in ! CONCLUSION :- If u wish to try something different definately go for the 75gm version instead , it may cost u more per 100g in respect to 200g version but it will save u from spending some additional bucks , if u like it then go for bigger jars , Taste wise is light and a bit energetic, and u may find aroma . Definately better than 60% products available in the market .

What's up, Fellas? Please Read the Following Points with Care. To get things started, I've included the Following Images: 1. A Coffee Box that is 100gm in weight 2. Bevzilla Death Wish 200gm, as shown on the top of the packaging 3. Following the images of the 100gm Box being filled with 200gm of Bevzilla All I wanted to say was that Bevzilla is misleading its clients by advertising that it sells coffee with a net weight of 200 grammes, whereas in reality it only sells 100 grammes of coffee contained in a box with a capacity of 200 grammes. To demonstrate this, I simply took a 100gm box of empty tin and filled it with the 200gm of Bevzilla coffee. To my amazement, the 200gm box of Bevzilla coffee went from having 100% of the coffee in it to having just 5% of the coffee in it. Concluding Remarks - 1. If you are spending close to 350–400 INR for any of the Bevzilla Coffee products, then you should think about purchasing one of the other brands that offers a quality outer packaging and does not mislead consumers with its title. In contrast to Bevzilla, they write about what they sell. 2. I've had it three times today, and the flavour is exactly the same as that of any other Arabica coffee. 3. I purchased it because of the false description that said it included 200 grammes, but now that I've seen that other companies provide premium coffee in the same amount of net weight but with better packaging and a bottle, I won't be purchasing it again. Because Amazon did not take my concerns seriously or assist me in any way, I felt it necessary to bring this ongoing scam to your attention.