Coffee Caffeine Database - Caffeine Advisor

Coffee is one of the most popular sources of caffeine, giving millions of people their daily boost of energy and focus. But not all coffee contains the same amount of caffeine—factors like the bean type, roast level, and brewing method all play a role.

Coffee	fl oz	Calories	Caffeine mg	mg/ floz
Latte	16	220	128	8
Blackout Coffee	16		474
Espresso	1 shot	3-5	64
Americano	12		126	10.5
Café Bustelo	12		150	12.5
Illy Classico	1	2	60	60
Cortado	4	60-90	128	31
Cappuccino	8	70–150	64	8
Tim Hortons Iced Cappuccino	16	430	140	8.75
Hills Bros Cappuccino	13.7	300	40–45	9.5
Bristot Coffee	1 fl oz (single shot)	2	95–105
Café con Leche	6	56	154	25.7
Café au Lait	8	60–70	90–120	11–15
Turkish Coffee	2	2	60	25
Shot of Starbucks Espresso	1	5	75	75
Irish Coffee	8	210	90–120	11–15
Nespresso Bianco Doppio	2.7	0	105	39
McDonald’s Coffee	12	0–5	106–109	8–9
Burger King Iced Coffee	12	150–170	109	9
Mochaccino	8-20	220–280	68–200	8–12.5
Black Label Coffee	12	0	1,555 mg	129.6
Nescafé Gold Espresso	8	5	60–80	7.5–10
Yuban Coffee	8	2	95	12
Death Wish Valhalla Coffee	12	5	660	55
Eight O’Clock Coffee	8	2	112	14
Café con Miel	8	140	64	7.9
Bulletproof Coffee	8	250	115 – 175	14 –22
New England Coffee	8	0–5	65–175	8–22
Keurig Coffee	8	2	75–150	9–19
Caramel Macchiato	16	250	150	9
Black Rifle Coffee	12	5	200	16–17
Spanish Latte	12	200–250	130–150	11–12
Lavazza Espresso	1.35	2	50–75	37–55
Kem Muối (Vietnamese Salt Coffee)	6	150–190	150–200	25–33
Lavazza Super Crema	8	2	95–120	12–15
Lavazza Decaf Espresso	1	2	2–15	2–15
Cuban Coffee	1–2	25–35	40–70	35–40
McCafé K‑Cups	8	2	100–120	12–15
Lavazza Rossa Coffee	8	-	120–150	15–19
Melange Coffee (Viennese Coffee)	6–8	60–100	70–90	11–13
Café Grumpy Coffee	8	2	60–120	7–15
Lavazza Crema e Gusto	8	2	120–150	15–19
Warpath Coffee	12	2	200–240	16–20
Jimmy’s Iced Coffee	8.45	120–130	60	7
Lavazza Espresso Maestro	40 ml	2–3	55–75	40–55
Seattle’s Best Coffee	12 fl oz	10	260	21–22
Kauai Coconut Caramel Crunch Coffee	12 fl oz	2	140	11–12
Maxwell House Coffee	8 fl oz	2	100–120	12–15
Lavazza Espresso Barista Gran Crema	1 – 2 fl oz	2	63–125	63
Lavazza Gold Selection Espresso	1.35 fl oz	2	50–75
Lavazza Barista Intenso	1.35 fl oz	2	60–90	45–65
Lavazza Espresso Lungo Nespresso	3.7 fl oz	2	75–95	20–25
Lavazza Crema e Aroma	1 fl oz	2	75–90	75–90
Lavazza Gran Espresso	1 – 2	2 – 4	60 – 75	30 – 37
Lavazza Tierra	8 – 12	2	80–100	8–10
Lavazza Top Class	8 – 12	2	80–120	10

Factors Affecting Caffeine

The caffeine content in coffee changes because of many reasons. The type of coffee bean used plays a big role. There are two main types of beans: Arabica and Robusta. Robusta beans have about twice as much caffeine as Arabica beans. This difference can change how strong your coffee feels.

The level of roast also affects caffeine. Light roasts keep most of their caffeine because they are roasted for less time. Dark roasts lose some caffeine due to longer roasting. But dark roasts taste stronger, so people may think they have more caffeine even if they don’t.

The brewing method and time change caffeine levels too. Different methods extract caffeine differently. For example:

Espresso has more caffeine per ounce but is served in smaller amounts.
Drip coffee takes longer to brew and usually has more caffeine in a bigger cup.
Cold brew uses a long steeping time, giving a smooth taste with high caffeine.

Small changes in these factors cause big differences in caffeine. Knowing this helps you pick the right coffee for your day.

Espresso Vs. Drip Coffee

Many believe that espresso has more caffeine than drip coffee because it tastes stronger and is more concentrated. Espresso has more caffeine by fluid ounce than drip coffee. This means each small sip of espresso contains more caffeine than the same amount of drip coffee.

But drip coffee is usually served in much larger cups. A standard drip coffee cup is about 8 ounces or more, while a single espresso shot is just 1 to 1.5 ounces. Because of this difference in serving size, drip coffee has more total caffeine per cup than a single espresso shot.

Also, a single espresso shot is not a standard serving for many coffee drinkers. People often drink two or more shots in one serving, which changes the caffeine amount consumed.

Key points to remember:

Espresso is stronger per ounce.
Drip coffee is served in bigger amounts.
Total caffeine depends on how much you drink.

This explains why a standard cup of drip coffee usually delivers more caffeine than one espresso shot. Choose based on how much caffeine you want and how you enjoy your coffee.

The Health Benefits Of Coffee

Coffee is a rich source of antioxidants. These compounds protect your cells from damage caused by harmful molecules called free radicals. Antioxidants play a key role in lowering the risk of chronic diseases. Besides caffeine, coffee contains important nutrients like vitamins B2 and B3, magnesium, and potassium, which contribute to its health value.

The caffeine in coffee can improve energy levels and reaction time. It works by blocking a brain chemical that makes you feel tired. This effect helps you stay alert and focused. Many people use coffee to boost their mental performance during work or study.

Coffee may help reduce the risk of several diseases. Research shows that regular coffee drinkers tend to have lower chances of developing conditions such as:

Type 2 diabetes.
Parkinson’s disease.
Alzheimer’s disease.
Certain types of cancer.
Heart disease.

In short, coffee offers more than a quick wake-up call. It supports health in many ways, making it a valuable part of a balanced diet. Drinking coffee in moderation can bring both enjoyment and wellness benefits.