Barleycup - Granules Grain Beverage, 200g

Very refreshing drink. Does make a change from tea or coffee. This has a pleasant taste without having the bitter taste of coffee. Highly recommend if you want something completely different from herbal teas, smoothies, shakes, etc.

I discovered this product when I decided to reduce my caffeine intake. Initially, I was mixing the two. Now, I only drink this instead of coffee. Since I became Vegan, I drink it without milk, and it's fine. When I'm drinking it, I subconsciously always feel as if I'm still drinking coffee. Very good smell and aroma.

was ok. mum is her own useless dr. she didnt get better

I buy this Barley Cup all the time it's a very good drink

It's an enquired taste

It’s a drink I always have and I do like it

Good substitute if you can't drink coffee

Nice taste.

Beautiful flavor, love it!

Tastes like a cup of instant coffee sometimes tricking my body if you know what I mean. But to tell you the truth I have never felt better! Coffee began to irritate my stomach and left me dehydrated. BC leaves me feeling full and nourished.

I used my Barley cup instead of coffe. every 1 should try it .it's realy Delicious 😋

Even though I am an avid drinker of coffee, both regular and decaf, I've also always been a fan of these sorts of "coffee alternative" products. The market availability of them changes so fast it's hard to develop a brand loyalty for any of them. The truth of the matter is that I really can't tell a huge substantive difference from one to the other. The biggest discrepancy comes in strength, so you have to use more of one or less of another to get the same overall experience. And most of them are better with milk and sugar than just by themselves. Mostly I just like something hot and slightly bitter every once in a while, it's a soothing experience and I don't always want that to be coffee. Overall though I think Barleycup gets points over Pero/Caro because it's less bitter, and has a slightly more "rich" flavor, with a longer-lasting finish of molasses and smoke. And the jar seems to be lasting a pretty long time, so it feels like it was cost-effective. I think I have Inka available in the health food store nearby, and I think that's cheaper, so I think at the end of the day I'm going to still default to just getting the one that's easiest to come by and adjusting measurements accordingly. None of them have really "wowed" me enough to really aggressively seek one out over the others.

Last time I had it was 15 years ago and I am happy to say that it has retained its classic taste. I was not disappointed. It brought back sweet childhood memories. :-)