Palermo Kazaar is clearly the most caffeine-heavy OriginalLine Nespresso capsule. Just keep in mind the OriginalLine pod sizes: These are the total caffeine contents, not per ounce. For some reason, though, they do have that information on their Taiwan page, at least for the OriginalLine capsules. Nespresso doesn’t list the caffeine content for their capsules on their US website. That’s where we’ll find the real amount of caffeine in these pods. Since we can’t rely on the intensity to tell us the caffeine content, let’s just go straight to the ingredients list and nutrition info. The coffee-per-capsule can also vary, which will impact the flavor intensities and amounts of caffeine differently. Darker roasts tend to be more intense, but they don’t necessarily have more caffeine. That’s because stronger flavors tend to mean more Robusta, a type of coffee bean that has more flavor than the standard Arabica beans. In many cases, higher-intensity coffee pods will also make stronger coffee (by stronger, I mean more caffeine).
Higher intensity ratings mean a heavier body, more bitter coffee, and more flavorful solids. However, the scale is really about the body, bitterness, and roast level of the coffee. There’s a common misconception that this number tells you about the caffeine content. The Nespresso Intensity ScaleĪll Nespresso capsules have an intensity rating associated with them. They are tiny aluminum pods filled with the same stuff you put in your drip coffee maker or espresso machine. The exact amount and type of coffee beans will vary by variety and size, but that’s really all that’s in them. Delicious, Delicious Caffeine What’s In a Nespresso Pod?Įach Nespresso capsule is filled with a few grams of fine-ground coffee beans.
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