Coffee: The Heart of Your Morning Brew with a Caffeine Kick

Coffee beans are the essential ingredient in your favorite cup of joe, and caffeine is what gives this popular beverage its famous kick. Coffee beans are the seeds of the fruit of the coffee plant. They come in several varieties, each with its own unique flavor profile and caffeine content.

Caffeine plays a major role in the popularity of coffee, as it is a natural stimulant found in coffee beans. When the coffee beans are roasted and brewed, the caffeine is released into the hot water, resulting in the energizing beverage that so many people rely on to start their day.

The caffeine content in coffee can vary depending on factors such as the type of bean, roast level, and brewing method. For example, robusta beans generally contain more caffeine than arabica beans. A typical 8-ounce cup of brewed coffee can contain anywhere from 80 to 100 milligrams of caffeine, although it can be higher for some specialty brews.

Nevertheless, coffee beans remain a popular source of caffeine for many people. They are appreciated not only for their stimulating effects but also for the rich and varied flavors they offer.

List of Most Caffeinated Coffee Beans

View	Drink/Name	Caffeine	Serving Size
	Devils Brew Extreme Caffeine Coffee	1325	12 oz
	Death Wish Coffee	728	12 oz

List of Most Caffeinated Coffee Drinks

View	Drink/Name	Caffeine	Serving Size
	Caribou Brewed Coffee	305	16 oz
	Death Wish Canned Cold Brew	300	8 oz
	Bottled Iced Coffee Dunkin Donuts	171	13.7 oz
	Caffe Mocha	152	12 oz
	Cafe Bustelo	150	12 oz
	Bulletproof Coffee	145	8 oz
	Chick-fil-A Brewed Coffee	136	10 oz
	Chick-fil-A Frosted Coffee	130	14 oz
	COGO Caffeinated Hot Chocolate	98	6 oz
	Chick-fil-A Iced Coffee	80	14 oz
	Choffy (roasted cacao)	23	6 oz
	Arby's Jamocha Shake	12	16 oz
	Decaf Coffee	6	8 oz