Forto Energy Coffee Latte Review

The Forto brand of energy coffee shots has exploded, into a much bigger beverage. Clocking in at eleven ounces, the design benefits from such an expansive real estate, a clean look that is easy to read with its large, chunky text. The top pops off, revealing a seal that is manually removed, then you place the cap back on. It is unnecessarily added work, considering you should just be able to crack open the transport and start sipping but hey, whatever they think qualifies as character.

There is a complete lack of acidity, a defining aspect of the cold brew process. Every sip is finishes without any sort of the bean's trademark bitterness; if it was not for the fabulous aromas flowing from the gaping top a distracted drink could easily forget what they were sipping on. Added cane sugar, for a total of twenty six grams, sweetens the experience beyond the just normal commercialism- Forto has crafted one of those caffeinated milkshakes so popularly made by Starbucks and Java Monster. It is not an overwhelming saccharinity, but for a potable that reads "coffee" in large font twice on the container, your imbibes resemble the morning stable by name only.

200 milligrams of caffeine is all that is offered and all I ever need; there is no other silly supplements to bulk out the ingredients list, just the king chemical himself. The buzz lasts a solid three hours, no doubt aided by the potation's easy sipping nature. Overall, Forto ultimately tastes quite good, and provides a healthy kick, but why did it have to avoid tasting like actual coffee?

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