Shilajit Mushroom Coffee Powder, Pure Himalayan Shilajit Instant Coffee Mix with Chaga, Cordyceps and Lion’s Mane, Superfood Blend for Focus and Energy Support, No Gluten or Artificial Flavors

Great quality ingredients bring a new combination. I love mushroom coffee and this one is not different. Lots of benefits, recommended.

A newly discovered, uniquely rich flavoured coffee that is pleasant tasting and far nicer than I imagined it to be. With all the current hype about “Mushroom Coffee,” I realised it was high time I jumped on this bandwagon and tried it for myself. I was not disappointed! Supposedly with multiple health-boosting effects, this great-tasting coffee is earthy yet subtle with a flavoursome combination of ingredients that sits well on the palate. Again, I reiterate that one of these supposed health benefits heralds cognitive function, as well as memory and mental acuity. I guess, however, that's for each individual to make their mind up... However, this is not the reason I chose to try this coffee, for me… I’m looking for a coffee-based beverage that might help balance some of the unwanted side effects of caffeine, after drinking the strongest of black coffees for the last 40+ years. I realise that it’s now time to cut back on the caffeine, thus opening my mind to healthier alternatives. Albeit not being able to compare this with other Mushroom Coffees, being an absolute newbie here, I can say, hand on heart, that this is a delicious non-dairy blend of coffee that I could easily become accustomed to, had it not been so expensive. Sadly, that’s the downside here, as nice as this is, this is not purse-friendly for me, and not a product I could consider purchasing regularly. However, that being said, the drink itself is easy to partake in, and with what little knowledge I have is also supposed to promote and support energy levels and alertness, without the caffeine crash, many of us experience. So, yes, I can attest that this coffee is great tasting, with far more benefits than traditional coffee, but sadly at a much higher price point. This is a coffee I could easily incorporate into my daily routine, pricing aside, as I’m fully aware of just how much this contributes to a host of again "supposed" potential health benefits, that will hopefully boost wellness, thus enhancing performance. To conclude, this is a nice-tasting coffee alternative, which I imagine to be a natural decaffeinated coffee infused with a powerhouse of healing ingredients. Therefore, due to all the above, I thank you for the opportunity to try this product, and I am very happy to recommend this beverage from a taste point of view.

I've had several really great packs of mushroom coffee... this is not one of them. How anyone can justify charging just under £20 for this is quite beyond me. For a start, despite its name, coffee is the penultimate item on the ingredients list, and there's only 50 milligrams of coffee... in 150,000 milligrams of product. It's a negligible amount. The only ingredient there's less of is stevia (at 10mg - again, why?). Secondly, the taste is foul, in my opinion. To get any semblance of coffee flavour, I had to use two scoops (which, incidentally, are actually one teaspoon, not half, as claimed in the instructions), and even then - at four times the suggested amount - the coffee flavour was practically non-existent. What I got was a weak but dubious-tasting cup of hot brown water. There is no way it could be called coffee. Thirdly, the instructions and nutritional information are all over the place. As previously mentioned, this product comes supplied with a 1 teaspoon scoop, yet the instructions say to use half a teaspoon. Furthermore, in the nutritional information, it says that a serving size is 150g, and that there are 75 servings per pack. This is clearly wrong, since the pack itself is only 150g. And if the nutritional information really is for 150g, that's not useful for anyone wishing to know how much mushroom, etc. is in their one cup of brown. I'm inclined to think that if a company is so sloppy as to make these kinds of mistakes, they probably are not to be trusted to actually be honest about the ingredients in their products. In short, I found this so-called coffee to be utterly horrible, not remotely coffee-like, and fit only for the bin. I absolutely do not recommend it.

Unfortunately I am not sold on this coffee. The mushroom flavour far outweighs any semblance of coffee. I love mushroom, but this is just too much. I hate the fact I'm having to consider throwing out a pretty much full bag of coffee but I can't handle the taste.

Not real coffee but mushroom powder mix with tiny pinch of coffee and stevia. Interesting taste, however I can't say that I am a big fan of it. Worth trying though

not great by the taste, it is smth between strong shilajit taste and no taste at all. I could hardly feel the trace of coffee in this product. Very abundant list of ingredients with huge potential if the taste is improved...The number of servings is generous for the price, but you it does not feel like you are drinking a coffee product...

Positives:- Contains extracts from 7 different mushrooms, albeit in very small quantities. Resealable pack. Expiry date - 01/ll/2026 Negatives:- 80% shilajit, which is often used in Ayurvedic medicine, but has no scientifically proven health benefits. Only 2.5% coffee Unpleasant taste. Very expensive. No country of origin stated - only the distributor’s details. Observations:- Came in a sealed resealable (grip-seal) pack. Conclusion:- I love coffee (strong black, no sugar), and I love mushrooms, so I had very high expectations for this product, but, unfortunately they were misplaced. The “Amount per serving” printed on the pack, for a 2g (2000mg) serving equates to: 80% Shilajit + 17.5% Mushrooms + 2.5% Coffee + 0.75% Stevia = 100.75%! As far as I am concerned “Coffee” is a misnomer in this product’s description, because it tastes nothing like coffee. Perhaps if it had contained 80% Coffee, and only 2.5% Shilajit, I might have found it to be palatable.