IncredaBrew Coffee Review: A Healthier Instant Coffee That Delivers (Without the Hype)

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Last updated on May 6th, 2025 at 03:32 pm

Estimated reading time: 5 minutes

IncredaBrew Coffee is a vitamin-infused instant coffee claiming to boost your energy and immunity while supporting sustainable farming. But does it actually live up to the hype? In this deep dive, we’ll cover:

  • Where it comes from
  • What’s inside
  • Health claims
  • What real customers think
  • Where to buy it
  • How it stacks up to other functional coffees like Mud/WTR, Four Sigmatic, Jot, and RYZE

Let’s get into the details.

Incredabrew Coffee - Instant Coffee Being Brewed In A White Cup
A fresh pour of IncredaBrew—your daily vitamin boost in every cup.

Origins: Coffee with a Purpose

IncredaBrew is a D2C brand out of India, launched in late 2022 by Calvin Pinto, son of a Chikmagalur coffee farmer. His mission? Create a guilt-free, nutrient-rich coffee that helps both consumers and growers. A portion of revenue supports development projects on partner farms, and the beans are ethically sourced from Karnataka’s top coffee regions.

The instant coffee contains no chicory, which is common in some Indian blends. It’s marketed as clean, sustainable, and better for you.


What Is IncredaBrew?

It’s an instant coffee made with Arabica and Robusta beans and infused with 11 essential vitamins (A, B₁, B₂, B₃, B₅, B₆, B₉, B₁₂, C, D, E). One sachet = 50% of your daily value for each vitamin.

  • Flavors: Original, Hazelnut, Vanilla, Dark Chocolate
  • No sugar or sweeteners
  • Gluten-free, keto-friendly
  • Dissolves in hot or cold liquids
  • Packaging: 20-count sachets or 50g jars

Each cup delivers a standard caffeine hit (~80–100mg), and can be used to make lattes, mochas, or even iced drinks.


Health Benefits: What It Promises

The Claims
IncredaBrew markets itself as an “energy + immunity booster.” This comes from two sources:

  1. Caffeine (for energy/focus)
  2. Vitamins (for immunity and metabolic support)

Here’s a quick breakdown:

VitaminBenefit
AImmune support, skin, vision
B-complexEnergy metabolism, brain and nerve health
CAntioxidant, immune function
DBone health, immune function
EAntioxidant, skin/eye health

Is it legit?
Yes—but don’t expect miracles. It’s not a superfood or adaptogen drink. It’s just coffee with vitamins. If you’re already getting these in your diet, you might not feel a huge difference. But if you’re short on things like vitamin D or B₁₂, this could help.

Incredabrew Coffee Instant Coffee Granules And Brewed Coffee
IncredaBrew blends premium beans with essential vitamins for guilt-free energy.

What Customers Are Saying

Most reviews are positive—especially on Amazon India (4.4/5 stars) and Flipkart.

  • Taste: Smooth, not too bitter, even for an instant coffee
  • Flavors: Hazelnut and Vanilla are crowd favorites
  • Feeling: People report better focus and no crash
  • Vibe: Feels good to drink—clean, convenient, and “healthy”

A few coffee purists say it’s “good for instant,” but won’t replace their French press. That’s fair.


Where to Buy (and for How Much)

  • India: â‚č349–â‚č449 for 20 sachets (~â‚č17/cup or $0.20 USD)
  • Global (via Amazon): $14–$20 for 20 sachets ($0.70–$1/cup)

You’ll find it on:

No U.S. retail presence yet—online only.


How It Compares to Mud/WTR, RYZE, Four Sigmatic & Jot

BrandTypeAdditivesCaffeineBest For
IncredaBrewInstant Coffee11 Vitamins~100mgNutrition + real coffee
Mud/WTRTea + MushroomsAdaptogens~35mgDitching coffee
Four SigmaticCoffee + MushroomsLion’s Mane, Chaga~50–150mgFocus + immunity
JotLiquid ConcentrateNone~150mgStrong, quick coffee
RYZECoffee + MCT + MushroomsReishi, MCT, Lion’s Mane~48mgCalm energy

IncredaBrew Coffee: FAQ

Is IncredaBrew suitable for people on keto or gluten-free diets?

Yes. There’s no added sugar, gluten, or carbs of note. It’s keto-friendly and gluten-free.

Does IncredaBrew have added sugar or sweeteners?

No. The flavors (Hazelnut, Vanilla, etc.) are “nature-identical” flavorings only—no syrups, no sugar. You can sweeten it yourself if desired.

Can you drink it cold?

Yes. The powder dissolves in both hot and cold liquids. You can make iced coffee, frappés, or add it to smoothies.

Is there a decaf version?

Not currently. Each serving contains caffeine, so it’s best used as a morning or mid-day drink—not before bed.

Does it replace a multivitamin?

Each cup provides 50% of your daily value for 11 key vitamins. It can cover a lot of your nutritional bases but shouldn’t be your only source of essential nutrients.

Any side effects?

Nothing serious reported. As with all caffeine, some people might feel jittery. And if you already get 100% of your daily vitamins elsewhere, the excess (especially B/C vitamins) will likely just pass through your system.

Is it recyclable or eco-friendly?

Yes. The sachets are certified plastic-negative. That means the company offsets more plastic than it produces by funding recycling initiatives.


Final Verdict

IncredaBrew is for people who want a health-forward coffee without giving up caffeine or taste. It’s not trying to replace coffee—it is coffee, just better for you. It’s clean, affordable, and socially responsible. And for the price, especially in India, it’s hard to beat.

If you want:

  • Classic coffee with added benefits → IncredaBrew
  • Brain + stress support → Four Sigmatic or RYZE
  • A strong punch without fluff → Jot
  • A coffee alternative ritual → Mud/WTR

Then choose accordingly. But if your goal is a daily cup with a health upgrade (and no fuss), IncredaBrew earns a spot in your rotation.

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With over two decades in the coffee industry, Kelsey is a seasoned professional barista with roots in Seattle and Santa Barbara. Accredited by The Coffee Association of America and a member of The Baristas Guild, he combines practical expertise with a profound understanding of coffee's history and cultural significance. Kelsey tries his best to balance family time with blogging time and fails miserably.