White Coffee - 2lb Bag of White Coffee Beans Roasted By Poverty Bay Coffee Co, Ground White Coffee, Special Grind - What is White Coffee? (2lb)

THE BEST HIGH CAFFEINE WHITE COFFEE

• WHAT IS WHITE COFFEE: White Coffee is coffee beans that are half roasted, and ground up using a commercial grade grinder. This results in a yellowish bean color vs. the deep browns regular coffee drinkers are used to. White coffee has more caffeine per scoop because it is much more dense. Many people report that white coffee has an unusual taste with earthy notes and nutty undertones. Read through our white coffee reviews for the range of opinions on this coffee trend!
• HOW IS WHITE COFFEE MADE?: White Coffee is made by roasting coffee beans at a lower temperature and for half of the time that regular coffee is roasted. White Coffee is half-baked! To be more specific, White Coffee is roasted to around 325 Degrees whereas fully roasted coffee is roasted to anywhere from 450 Degrees to 480 Degrees.
• BENEFITS OF WHITE COFFEE: White Coffee has up 50% more caffeine than fully-roasted coffee. It has a very nutty flavor that blends well with all the same creamers and flavors that fully-roasted coffee does. Some people report that White Coffee has a bolder coffee flavor than black coffee. In addition to the ‘lift’ in caffeine, White Coffee is less acidic and retains more antioxidants.
• POVERTY BAY COFFEE CO: With over 30 years’ experience of coffee sourcing and small-batch micro-roasting in the Pacific Northwest, our coffee blends are superior in taste.

How to Brew White Coffee at Home

We have done extensive testing on how to brew white coffee properly and what equipment yields the best white coffee results. Our goal with this advice is to save our customers time in experimentation and to improve the quality of our first-time purchasers' home brewing experience.

Espresso Machines yield the best white coffee results. They are by far the most expensive option and, although you can get home machines for under 100, the old saying "you get what you pay for" applies. Do your research and find a machine that fits your budget and your needs.

Another trick that our owner's daughter does to tone down the earthy, nutty white coffee flavors is mix in some regular coffee when you brew it. You get the kick from the white coffee but the unique taste of it is blended a bit with the toasty taste of regular dark roast coffee.