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Death Wish Coffee debuts two clean, limited-edition flavors

New Death Wish coffee flavors are available now

By Emily Caldwell Published January 16, 2026

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Death Wish Coffee, the #1 Organic and #1 Fair Trade coffee brand, has just dropped two clean new flavors to make mornings easy. The brand, which is known for its range of premium, responsibly sourced roasts that deliver serious flavor with a clean-label edge, has two exciting new limited-edition launches made with Fair Trade Certified™ coffee beans. Newly launched flavors Organic Cinnamon Sugar and Coconut Caramel that prove you don’t have to sacrifice flavor for clean ingredients.

The first of the new flavors, Organic Cinnamon Sugar, will be available through March 2026. This medium roast coffee features a smooth body and low acidity that offers a cozy, guilt-free upgrade to your morning ritual. Think warm cinnamon spice, sweet brown sugar, and baked pastry notes. It is available in 9-ounce ground bags on Amazon and on shelves at Sprouts market and is made with USDA Organic and Fair Trade Certified™ beans.

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Next up is the Coconut Caramel, a returning favorite that is back by popular demand. The Death Wish Coffee Coconut Caramel is a rich, indulgent blend perfect for hot or iced coffee, featuring toasted coconut and smooth caramel notes without the sugar crash. The Coconut Caramel flavor is made from a balanced blend of Robusta and Arabica beans. This flavor is available directly from Death Wish Coffee online and on Amazon in 9 oz ground bags and 10-count pods. Despite a rich Coconut Caramel flavor, this returning favorite from Death Wish Coffee is completely free of artificial ingredients.

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