TrueStart Barista Grade Lightly Caffeinated Instant Coffee - 100g 2 pack (110 Cups), Premium Freeze Dried, Smooth Rich Coffee Beans Roast, 100% Full Flavour

Really lovely coffee. Very smooth. Not bitter at all and makes a lovely milky coffee if you want one.

For a Robusta (Coffea Canaphora) it doesnt taste very strong tbh. But that being said it does have flavour, but i was hoping for something a little more 'Robust' Pun intended. It has a depth of flavour with very little if any bitterness. It has a slight sweetness to it and lingers on the palette like an expensive quality coffee. It is very smooth for a Robusta so it must be a light roast, lightly acidic too. Caffeine is higher naturally in Robusta and in this it doesn't disappoint. I use a little sea salt to tease out any flavours of most coffees and as I write this review and get to the end of the first cup, I want another. All that being said, if its flavour your after in an instant there are more flavorsome ones (Not Robusta) like Cafe Direct or Lidl's Americano intenso, roughly the same price for 100g. But for caffeine and a good flavour this is a solid choice, from a small UK company thats Eco certified. Coffee in the UK is expensive for a half decent cup. This isnt expensive compared to many, overall its fairly priced imo.

Its a type of coffee not like a traditional sense that many are used to, some can tell the difference between coffee tastes. True Start is more distrinct coffee a unique in its own right the best of the best. I like it when used for training works with weights and surprisingly Athletic Cardio better than other coffee's for cardio as some of the other ones just don't do it for me.As long as the price stays like this at how its always been I'll keep buying it when I run out, this is a coffee that boost my energy even having it black works well, and I prefer it without milk but that's just to my taste.Don't forget to pour 90-95oC hot water temperature as this prevents the water from burning the coffee thus resulting in more tastier.Let 100oC boil in your kettle then wait about 5 minutes before pouring it in should be at least 95oC then.Having instructions on it would be nice but typically its 1 level tea spoon per 200ml of hot not boiling water or for training 2 tea spoons and about 200-300ml 30-40minutes before training. If you use boiling water your going to roast whatever minerals are in this coffee.Edit-A little update since I recently got the decaf blue version, that was deserves a 4/5 stars I took a star away for that one because the flavour isn't as good as the Yellow one but you have to realize this is supposed to be without the caffiene so they took some stuff out of it to make it really low caffiene almost negligible I think, but I made an Ice'd coffee version and its not bad I still enjoyed it and could have it at night now as the caffiene isn't enough to mess with my sleep couple hours before bed.Think if people don't like the decaf one its usually because they expect it to be strong like out of a machine at costa or starbucks or their favourite coffee shop, they need to understand its instant coffee that will never be as good as the traditional coffee that is slow roasted in a machine.I still think in the end though it would be so nice if the company could put all nutrients and ingredients that's in this coffee on the packaging so I know exactly what I'm getting this is a must they definitely would have more respect by being transparent even if it may or may not contain chemicals. Its not 100% like my True Start coffee I used to take for training that one had guarana in it which was slow release caffiene which gives energy for longer without the crash. All in all end review is good price for a good all round instant coffee buzz.

Barista level is a stretch - still tastes like instant coffee!

Easily the best instant coffee bar none. Nothing else to say, it’s banging

Don't be fooled by the fancy tin and bright colours. This is very over hyped coffee and despite ordering their richer stronger coffee it was totally tasteless and on par with supermarkets own brands, I would even go as far as saying that branded coffee in a tin is better. I really thought all the fancy advertising was supposed to be honest and real sadly it was all fake and just a gimmick. It's not the worst coffee out there but it far from being good, and for the price point it's a rip off. I would say it's only worth £2 at most. Extremely disappointed and won't buy anything from this brand again. My advice go buy another brand or supermarkets own brand and save yourself money and disappointment. This coffee really is tasteless and weak I am having to add 3 spoons toy cup to get any reasonable flavour I would hate to think what their weaker strength coffee would taste like. I am so disappointed with the coffee I have thrown it in the bin it reminded me of mellow birds coffee completely tasteless. This certainly sits firmly in-between really cheap nasty coffee (above) and (below) supermarkets own brand coffee. Maybe they should spend less money on fancy packaging and instead invest in making good flavoursome rich coffee. Buy kenco ,Nescafé or supermarket own brand from a tin it's far superior and much cheaper.

I love my coffee but for medical reasons can no longer tolerate caffeine. I have tried many decaf coffees and this is by far the best. Smells great and tastes even better.

Not great to be honest infact quite disappointing. Reminds me old old cardboard almost a dusty taste . Kenco red or blue both better coffee's.L'or intense far better yes costs more but far better taste / flavour .