Tieman's Fusion Coffee Low-Acid Review

Tieman's Fusion Coffee Low-Acid
Overall Rating
89
Flavor & Aroma (50%)
92
Freshness (20%)
85
Balance & Acidity (10%)
92
Body & Mouthfeel (10%)
82
Roaster Reputation (10%)
85
The Bottom Line
Tieman's Fusion Coffee isn't just coffee. They infuse their 100% Arabica beans with green tea, red rooibos tea, and goji berries for an intriguing blend that's low in acidity but high in antioxidants, caffeine, and flavor.
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Key Features of the Tieman's Fusion Coffee Low-Acid

Key Features of Tieman's Fusion Coffee Low-Acid

  • Weight: 10 oz
  • Organic: No
  • Origin: Arabica beans, Central and South America
  • Notes: Rich and bold with slight sweetness

Tieman's Fusion Coffee Low-Acid Overview

Perhaps a divergence from other low-acid coffees, but an interesting offering nonetheless, Tieman’s Fusion Coffee is naturally fused with Matcha Green Tea, Rooibos Red Tea, and Goji Berry powders.

The name makes more sense now, huh?

This provides the caffeine punch and full coffee flavor without the acidity.

Dubbed a “healthy” coffee, you probably won’t notice a difference in taste from a standard cup, but you’re drinking 5 times the daily recommendation of antioxidants.

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Tieman's Fusion Coffee Low-Acid
Tieman's Fusion Coffee isn't just coffee. They infuse their 100% Arabica beans with green tea, red rooibos tea, and goji berries for an intriguing blend that's low in acidity but high in antioxidants, caffeine, and flavor.

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