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Death Wish Coffee launches better-for-you caramel cold brew latte

Death Wish Coffee Co. adds a new flavor to RTD latte lineup

Death Wish Coffee Co.
Death Wish Coffee Co.

Death Wish Coffee Co., the maker of bold, never-bitter roasts, has an exciting new “better-for-you” caramel cold brew latte brewing. Adding to its line up of ready-to-drink coffee beverages (RTD), Death Wish Coffee Co. is responding to consumer demand for easier, cleaner options for an extra boost of caffeine. Joining other flavors launched last year (Mocha, Vanilla, Classic), this new caramel flavor is available now direct through Death Wish Coffee Co., on Amazon, and in select grocery retailers.

Crafted to answer consumer demand for flavorful, on-the-go natural energy without the junk, the Caramel Cold Brew Latte delivers the brand’s signature bold flavor with simple, natural ingredients. Each can contains 65% less sugar than leading competitors and serves as a good source of protein. Additionally, each can has 120 mg of caffeine per 11-ounce can and is made with 100% Colombian Cold Brew Coffee that is Fair Trade USA Certified, featuring zero artificial colors or flavors.

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“We built Death Wish Coffee by refusing to settle for weak, bitter brews, and we’re done with the idea that convenience requires compromise,” said Steve Gardiner, CEO of Death Wish Coffee Co. “Our Caramel Cold Brew Latte proves you don’t have to sacrifice ingredient integrity for potency. It’s the bold, insanely smooth, natural caffeine kick our fans need to live at full throttle — without the junk, and with the Fair Trade standards the planet deserves.”

Emily Caldwell
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