Blueprint by Bryan Johnson Super Shroom Coffee – Mushroom Coffee with Lion’s Mane, Reishi & GABA – 70mg Caffeine – Focus & Energy Coffee – Adaptogenic Coffee Alternative – 30 Servings

Love the product, tastes better than I thought it would and has the right amount of caffeine. I have read many times that most people need to eat more mushrooms, this is my easy way to do it personally.

Okay, so I gave this mushroom coffee a try, and it's pretty interesting. First off, if you're expecting it to taste exactly like your usual coffee, it doesn't. It's got its own unique flavor, kind of rich and a bit earthy, with a hint of cinnamon. I found it tasted way better when I mixed it with some milk instead of just water, which made it smoother.The caffeine level is lower than a regular cup, around 70mg, but I definitely felt a nice, steady energy boost without any jitters or a crash later, which is good. It feels pretty clean. I also like the idea of all the mushroom goodness in there for focus and just general wellness.My only real hang up is the price. It's a bit on the expensive side for a daily drink, especially compared to normal coffee. You also need to stir it well because some of the powder can settle at the bottom. Overall, it's a solid option if you're looking for something different with a smoother energy kick, but be prepared for the cost.

I'd head about mushroom coffee alternatives for a while and was interested in the health benefits. But, with that said, I'm a bit of a coffee snob (i.e., my morning routine begins with a pour over in which I'm measuring the beans I'm grinding and the water I'm adding (each to the gram) and thinking about grind consistency, water temperature, roast of the bean, etc.I am telling you all this because I would not have been surprised if I had really disliked this instant coffee equivalent... but here's the thing... I actually do like it much more than I would have thought.To be sure, it's simple to make (i.e., add one scoop of the pre-ground powder - using the included scoop) and then add 6-8 ounces of hot water (or about 200 grams). Mix it all up and you get a cup of instant joe that.... well, the taste won't win any coffee roasting competitions (i.e., you're not going to find floral notes, etc.) but it does (in my opinion) taste better than many of the coffees that I've drank in my life. For example, the first cup I made tasted more interesting and better than most of the cups of coffee I get on flights, better than much of the overroasted pre-ground coffees I've tried, better than most of the pods I've drank, and even better than some of the fresh beans I've purchased and ground myself.Again - I'm not saying I love the taste. But I do find it interesting and likable and I do appreciate the amount of thought that they put into making it taste good without just trying to make it be a 1:1 replacement for generic over-roasted coffee.Now - beyond the (good but not amazing) taste, I like everything else about this product. It's vegan, non-GMO, no gluten, lab-tested, and filled with good mushrooms as well a bit of cinnamon (which, while I didn't taste it, is also reputed to offer health benefits). To be clear, I cannot and am not speaking to any health benefits of this product - but I am happy with my first experiences with mushroom coffee.

This product is not for me. I saw it and decided to try it. Coffee is one of my favorite drinks and while I suspected this wouldn't taste similarly, I figured it is probably more sustainable. I also thought, "Hey, I am a fun guy. Why not give it a try?"I can't place the taste, but I definitely did not like it. For anyone interested, it did not taste like liquid mushroom. It was definitely palatable and I am sure some folks would really like it, but I am not one of those people. I will try to repurpose the powder into some type of BBQ rub and will update my review if it works better on beef or pork.

This one is interesting. I followed the instructions and added ~6g of this with ~6oz of boiling hot water along with a touch of stevia stirred and sipped and I like it.I like it a lot. I find it really tasty. Much more than I was expecting.Taste wise, it tastes like coffee, hot chocolate and chai all rolled into one in the best way.But coffee replacement? I mean, it is very tasty but it is coffee adjacent at best but I do enjoy the taste. I plan on trying it again with some hot milk to see what kind of "pseudo latte" it can create.Ingredients are solid and 70mg of caffeine from green coffee beans is about an espresso shot worth of caffeine so not much.Cost wise, you're looking at ~$1USD a day which is not bad either in the world of supplements.Only questionable ingredient is GABA which is more for its calming effects and some use before bedtime. I would prefer two versions of this. Maybe a "night time" version with GABA and a "day time" version with caffeine but both?I will say though it sits well and I am not tired nor drowsy so for myself it works.

This review is for the Blueprint Bryan Johnson Super Shrooms Mushroom Coffee Alternative. This blend has various different ingredients, primarily mushrooms, that are more health focused. It gets its caffeine from green coffee beans and has 70mg per serving. It’s an alternative coffee and does not have the characteristics or taste of regular coffee. I got this for my wife, who is a coffee drinker, but I did sample some myself. I could taste the cinnamon but it has a slight bitter taste to it also. After that there wasn’t much else I could determine. It’s just not overly flavorful. It’s not bad, but not something I would drink regularly without adding a flavored creamer, which is what we did after testing it first.Overall, I’d only drink this for its health benefits and not because it just tastes good, because it’s just okay. I like that its an alternative with good ingredients but that taste can certainly be improved. Price is fair but a little on the high side. 4/5 stars.