Portland Syrups Caffeinated Simple Syrup 12 oz, 24 Servings, Pack of 2 | Rich Concentrated Flavor, Add Sweetness and Caffeine to Coffee, Lattes, Tea, Cocktails, Mocktails, Sodas & Seasonal Drinks

Caffeine good. Had a single shot at 11pm in my old fashioned. Kept me up for about 4 hours. Ruined my sleep schedule, but it works good!

If your not a coffee person and trying to cut back on the soda, this helps. I make my own sparkling water and some days I just need a little caffeine and this stuff is perfect. Especially for those medical tests that you must drink only clear liquids and you can't survive without your daily cup of coffee/pop to get going. You can put this stuff in ANYTHING

I really like this syrup. It makes my drinks taste better and gives them a nice flavor. It's easy to use and can be added to different drinks and even baking. The fact that it has caffeine gives me a nice little energy boost, which is a bonus. Pros: Enhances Drink Flavors: It adds a great taste to my cocktails, mocktails, and even coffee. Versatile Usage: I can use it in various drinks and also in baking, which makes it quite handy. Caffeine Boost: The added caffeine gives me a nice little energy kick, which is great for a pick-me-up. Cons: Limited Flavors: It comes in one flavor, so it might not be the best choice for people looking for different flavor options. Watch Sugar Intake: Since it's a syrup, it has sugar, so it's essential to use it in moderation, especially for those watching their sugar intake. In summary, Portland Syrups - Simple Syrup is a great addition to my drinks and baking. It has a pleasant taste and gives me a little caffeine kick. However, it's important to remember that it contains sugar, so it's best to use it in moderation.

Very tasty! Thick enough, but not too thick! Sealed and packed perfectly as to not break! The caffeine in them is what drew me to them and makes all the difference! Love the quality of these syrups!

If you're not always in the mood for coffee adding this to flavored water (sparkling or still) is perfect.

This is a great way to give your coffee an extra boost of caffeine with a little bit of sweetness. I love that the ingredients are simple, just water, sugar, and caffeine. I only notice the sweetness in coffee but tasting it on its own you can tell there is a slight bite to the flavor from the caffeine. I live in Oregon so I love the idea of a locally produced product. I have yet to figure out the ideal cocktail to use this with but I'm keeping my eye out for the perfect timing and taste that needs this syrup. Overall very happy with the "Portland Syrups Caffeinated Simple Syrup - Premium Beverage Concentrate for a Boost of Clean Energy - Add to Soda, Cocktails, Tea, Coffee Drinks, and More - 12 oz with 24 Servings (Pack of 2)".

When I think of caffeine, I think of coffee and tea, and it could be so many different tastes. So really, what does just plain "caffeine" taste like? When I saw this "Caffeinated" Simple Syrup from "Portland Syrups", So many ideas came to mind for ways to use it and I just had to get it! When it arrived, I did a taste test, not sure what to expect besides a sugar syrup. I got a spoon and poured about a 1/4 tsp of syrup and tasted it. The syrup was pretty thick, and it had an "earthy" taste to it, kind of like green tea. Not too strong, but just enough to change the taste/flavor of the syrup from sugary to a light "green tea" flavor. It was a mild, tasty, "versatile" flavor. This syrup will be fun and interesting to use and also thinking of new ways to add a little caffeine "boost" (25mg/1.0 ounce) to different things.

This syrup is great for Arnold Palmers (that is, half lemonade/half iced tea). It saves having to make a simple syrup, or having to add sugar to hot tea and then cool it down, and the extra caffeine brings the caffeine level up to regular iced tea levels. When tasted straight, the syrup has a little bit of caramel overtone, and isn't as sweet as I was expecting. Not a dealbreaker. About the only thing I would change is to make it 30 mg of caffeine per ounce, so that one teaspoon would be 5 mg (easier to fine-tune your dose).