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The US Food and Drug Administration cites 400 milligrams of caffeine a day as an amount not generally linked to negative effects in healthy adults, roughly four or five cups of brewed coffee. The caffeine in a cup varies widely with the bean, the roast and the brewing method, which is one of many reasons beverage labels are worth reading.

This category covers coffee, tea, wine, beer and non alcoholic drinks, from Starbucks India, Nescafe, Blue Tokai, Sleepy Owl and Rage Coffee to tea brands such as Blue Tea and Roastea, wine sellers such as Giordano Wines and Svinando, Bira 91 beer, and alcohol free brands such as Ritual Zero Proof.

Snacks and pantry foods are in Groceries, and meals in Food Delivery.

What this category covers

Arabica or robusta?

Arabica beans are generally sweeter and more aromatic, while robusta beans are stronger, more bitter and contain roughly twice as much caffeine. Many espresso blends mix the two for body and crema.

India grows both, and single estate Indian coffees from regions such as Chikmagalur and Coorg are sold by roasters such as Blue Tokai.

Why the roast date matters

Coffee tastes best within a few weeks of roasting, as the aromas fade over time. Specialty roasters print the roast date, while many supermarket coffees only show a best before date.

Whole beans stay fresh longer than ground coffee. Grinding just before brewing gives the most flavor if you have a grinder.

Instant, cold brew or filter?

Instant coffee is the quickest and cheapest per cup, and newer brands such as Sleepy Owl and Rage sell premium instant and cold brew options. Filter coffee, from a pour over, French press or South Indian filter, gives more control over flavor.

Cold brew is steeped in cold water for many hours, giving a smoother, less acidic taste. Concentrates and bags make it easy at home.

Choosing tea

Black, green, white and oolong teas all come from the same plant, and differ in how the leaves are processed. Loose leaf tea usually tastes better than dust grade tea in bags, and can often be steeped more than once.

Herbal infusions, such as butterfly pea flower from Blue Tea, chamomile and hibiscus, are not true tea and are usually caffeine free.

Buying wine online

Online wine shops such as Giordano Wines and Svinando offer mixed cases, which cost less per bottle and let you try several wines. Delivery rules for alcohol vary by country and region, and some places do not allow it at all.

You must be of legal drinking age to buy, and the courier may check ID on delivery.

The rise of alcohol free drinks

Alcohol free spirits, beers and wines have improved a lot and now sit on mainstream shelves. Brands such as Ritual Zero Proof make alternatives to whiskey, gin and tequila for mixing cocktails.

Check the label, since "low alcohol" and "alcohol free" have specific legal meanings in many countries, and some alcohol free drinks still contain a trace.

Watch the sugar in drinks

Sweetened drinks, including many juices, iced teas and flavored coffees, can contain a lot of sugar. The World Health Organization recommends keeping free sugars under 10% of daily energy, and ideally under 5%.

Check the sugar per 100 ml and compare brands. Unsweetened versions let you add your own.

Subscriptions and refills

Coffee and tea subscriptions deliver fresh bags on a schedule and often cost less than one off orders. Choose a frequency that matches how fast you drink it, so beans stay fresh.

Storing coffee and tea

Keep coffee and tea in airtight, opaque containers away from heat, light and moisture. Avoid storing opened coffee in the fridge, where it can absorb odors and moisture.

Coffee chain rewards

Chains such as Starbucks run rewards programs that earn points or stars on each purchase, with free drinks and birthday offers. Ordering ahead in the app also skips the queue.

Brewing equipment

A burr grinder gives a more even grind than a blade grinder, which makes the biggest difference to taste for the money. Pour over drippers, French presses and moka pots are inexpensive ways to brew good coffee without an espresso machine.

When drinks go on sale

Coffee and tea brands discount around festivals and in gift sets before the holidays. Wine sellers run case offers and seasonal sales, often when new vintages arrive.

Making a beverage coupon go further

Bundles and larger packs usually lower the price per cup, and subscriptions often stack with a first order code. Check whether a coupon applies to gift sets and equipment, which are sometimes excluded.