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RISE Brewing Co.’s nitro cold brew variety pack hits the spot for every coffee lover

These nitro cold brews are perfect right out of the can

By Emily Caldwell Published September 24, 2024

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Most of us can’t get through the day without a little coffee. Well, good news: Rise Brewing Co. has recently released a delicious Nitro Cold Brew Variety Pack which contains smooth, velvety nitro cold brew right from a ready-to-drink can. The variety pack offers a taste of each of the four flavors: Original Black Nitro Cold Brew, Oat Milk Mocha, Oak Milk Vanilla Latte, and Oat Milk Latte. Each can of RISE is infused with organic naturally sweet cold brew and nitrogen, creating a delicious and unique taste that is specific to nitro cold brew.

In celebration of the upcoming National Coffee Day on September 29th, RISE Brewing Co. has announced an exciting contest for followers to get in on. Offering the chance to win free coffee for a year, entering requires only a few simple steps. First, follow RISE on Instagram and subscribe to their newsletter on their website to automatically be entered. Plus, you’ll earn an exclusive discount to use on your purchase of any of RISE Brewing Co.’s awesome coffee products.

Unlike many of today’s ready-to-enjoy coffee drinks that contain lots of sugar, RISE sets itself apart by offering an organic, vegan, gluten-free, and low-sugar coffee option. Each can vary in natural caffeine content, ranging from 90mg to 180 mg for nitro cold brew flavors. Every flavor is dairy-free and USDA-Organic certified as well. Whether you’re looking for the subtle sweetness of vanilla or mocha flavoring or enjoy your nitro cold brew strong and black, RISE’s nitro cold brew cans can be enjoyed by everyone.

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