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Rasa has launched two coffee alternative mixes with adaptogenic herbs and mushrooms instead of caffeine, the Classic Rasa and Café Rasa.
Rasa CEO and founder, Lopa van der Mersch, said Classic Rasa, which is made of roasted chicory, burdock root, and date seed to create a dark, rich, and sweet blend, is the most coffee-like alternative out there.
It also has adaptogens: red Asian ginseng, cordyceps, rhodiola, gynostemma, shatavari, and maca.
Meanwhile, Café Rasa blends freeze-fried coffee from Chiapas, Mexico, with adaptogens that are said to soften coffee’s downsides whilst supplementing caffeine’s fatigue-fighting abilities.
According to van der Mersch, the two new mixes open new channels of distribution and provide everyone with the opportunity to drink Rasa.
Co-founder, Ben LeVine, added that their process includes brewing the herbs over several hours like a standard decoction, then drying it and granulating it to produce a supremely delicious, dissolvable, and bioavailable mix.
