"From Bean to Brew: The Artistry Behind Javy Coffee's Perfection"
Jesmy Kalson
To try a cup of black coffee We mixed 1 1/3 teaspoon of Javy and 1 tablespoon of Jot per 8 oz of water. You can clearly see that Javy is darker than Jot. My husband and me agreed that Javy’s coffee had a richer, bolder taste with a bitter aftertaste. Jot's coffee on the other hand, was lighter and more subtle.
My husband likes his black coffee brews robust. He prefers Javy's taste to Jot's because of this however he also said that he enjoys Javy's concentrate-to-water ratio to be at least 2 teaspoons per 8oz of water.
For me, the latte or a splash that is made of creamer and milk is the most effective way to enjoy my coffee. It is important to me that liquid coffee concentrates work well creamer or milk (for an example, Javy on the left, and Jot on the right).
Both Javy and Jot needed a gentle stirring to make sure that the lattes were well mixed. Since Javy's concentrate is more powerful than Jot's I was able to find the coffee to come through more than Jot's when made as lattes. I created a mocha using warm chocolate syrup and discovered that Javy's taste of nuttiness was my favorite flavor of lattes.
Both were great for different motives, however I enjoyed both due to their distinctive flavors. Jot is my favorite whenever I need a cup of latte to taste fresh. Javy is my go-to whenever I'm in search of something more bold and exciting. Javy also offers seasonal and limited-edition releases, so there's an endless amount of creations and flavor profiles you can go for!
Price per bottle...JavyEach bottle of Javy produces 30 cups of coffee, with 1 teaspoon of concentrate for each cup. Javy costs $24.95 per container which amounts to the equivalent of 83 cents per cup. If you are using 2 teaspoons in a cup like my husband, it will cost $1.66 per cup.
Each bottle of Jot produces 14 cups of coffee. With a price of $26, Jot costs $1.86 per serving. When you join Javy the price is at a minimum of $18 per bottle (with a first-time deal of $12.95 per bottle for the first month's order). Based on this, Javy is definitely the most cost-effective option.
Sustainability...TieI'm a big fan of purchasing products that are beneficial for the earth So it's great to know that both Javyand Jot take sustainability seriously. Jot sources their beans from organic farms in South America, Central America, and Indonesia and Central America, with a particular focus on women-owned and operated farms.
Javy joins forces with Raiz Sustainability(r) to source coffee that comes from sustainable farming practices. This partnership takes sustainability to the next level by providing environmental services, farmer assistance and assisting biodiversity, soil health and soil reconstruction.
Our verdict...JavyThe most suitable coffee concentrate is the one you like the most. It can differ based on the factors such as cost and flavor characteristics. You should also be aware of whether you'd like to use the concentrate to make lattes or black coffee.
My husband and I are both toward Javy. We love the fact that Javy's high-concentration microdose allows us to make more coffee with less concentrate, so Javy's bottles will last a lot longer than Jot's. Javy has limited-edition flavors as well as seasonal flavors, so we can always discover something new to add flavor to our morning cup. You have a short time to get as much as 67% + gifts - get your buzz in with Javy today!