High Caffeine Coffee
It’s no secret that Coffee gets us out of bed in the morning. If you find yourself needing more of an energy kick than most, why not opt for a High Caffeine Coffee? Choices include Pluckley Espresso Roast Coffee, French Roast or Italian Roast.
This, however, is to name but a few. Whichever one you decide upon, you’ve chosen well with us. We pack all of our Coffees, loose Teas and Tisanes fresh to order. This ensures not only quality but also consistency.
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Java Santos Espresso Coffee
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Pluckley Espresso Roast Coffee
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Bravissimo Espresso Roast Coffee
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Cafe Rico Espresso Coffee
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Espresso Kentish Roast Coffee
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Canterbury Espresso Roast Coffee
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Italian Roast Coffee
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French Roast Coffee
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Continental Coffee
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But what, exactly, is caffeine? First discovered by German scientist Friedric Ferdinand Ruge in the 19th century, caffeine is a stimulating chemical compound. Its name is the combination of the German word “kaffee” and the French word “café”.
It exists naturally in around 60 plants. Once consumed, it is quickly absorbed into the bloodstream before travelling to the liver. There, caffeine is broken down and passed on to numerous other organs in the body, namely the brain.
Its effect on the brain, in particular, is the main reason behind its popularity. Caffeine in Caffeine functions by blocking adenosine, a neurotransmitter that relaxes the mind while making you feel less tired. In doing this, it essentially has the opposite effect: it makes us feel more energised and less sleepy.
It may also increase blood adrenaline levels and even heighten brain activity of the neurotransmitters dopamine and norepinephrine. Find out for yourself today with our High Caffeine Coffees.