Jägermeister X Dark Matter Coffee Beans and Chocolate (it doesn’t contain any alcohol)
Jagermeister Coffee Beans? Depending on what side of the fence you sit on, this is a marriage made in paradise or it’s an evil temptation.
We’re not going to judge you either way, you choose your vice.
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We’ve written about booze and coffee in the past:
Gin and Coffee? Read all about it here.
Kraken Black Roast Coffee Rum? Get your tentacles on it here.
Want to make Vodka from discarded coffee fruit? Find out about it here.
Guinness Nitro Cold Brew Coffee Beer? My Goodness, we’ve written about it too.
Sipsmith Gin X Pact Coffee? Here it is.
Not happy with those? How about red wine with a shot of cold brew?
Yeah, you get the idea. So why do we get excited by another boozy coffee combo? Honestly, we’ve not idea. But we still do.
Introducing Jagermeister Coffee Beans, by Dark Matter Coffee
But wait! It’s not all booze! This is the other way round this time. Dark Matter Coffee roasters, based in Chicago, have released Jägermeister Cold Brew Coffee-infused coffee beans and a Jäger-infused chocolate bar.
Yes, you got it right – this is beans infused with the Jägermeister flavour, not the other way round!
So yes, you can drink this first thing. It’s also being launched with a special-edish chocolate.
Right now it seems like it will only be available in the USA, but seriously, we’d love to get our hands on some of this.
“Drawing inspiration from the Jägermeister Cold Brew Coffee – a classic herbal liqueur with coffee and a high of chocolatey cacao – we created a unique, limited-edition line of non-alcoholic, Jägermeister Cold Brew Coffee-infused chocolate bars and coffee beans.”
“For this collaboration we are highlighting a coffee from Guatemala, honey processed Caturra. The green coffee has been conditioned with Jägermeister Cold Brew Coffee Liqueur, infusing the beans with the flavor profile of this fruity, botanical liqueur.”
The coffee itself comes from Guatemala, from the San Jeronimo Miramar estate. Tasting notes include Concord Grape, Cocoa Nib, Black Licorice.
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