Javy Vs. Jot - Black Coffee .... Javy
To make a sample cup of black coffee, we blended 113 teaspoons of Javy with 1 tablespoon of JOT for 8oz. of water. It is evident that Javy is more dark than Jot. My husband and I agreed that Javy's coffee had more pronounced, richer flavor with a more nutty aftertaste. Jot's coffee, however was lighter and had a less complex flavor.
My husband loves a robust black coffee. This is the reason he prefers Javy over Jot. However, he did however say that he would prefer a ratio of two teaspoons per eight ounces of water to make the Javy concentrate.
I believe that drinking a latte or splash that is made of creamer and milk is the most effective method to drink my cup of coffee. It is essential for me that liquid coffee concentrates blend well with milk or creamer (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 latte were well mixed. Javy's concentrate was more intense than Jot's, and I thought that the coffee infused more when I poured the latte. I made a mocha using warm chocolate syrup and discovered that Javy's rich, nutty flavor was my preferred flavor for lattes.
Both were excellent for various motives, however I enjoyed each of them due to their distinct flavor profiles. Jot is my preferred choice whenever I need an latte that will taste fresh. Javy is my preferred choice when I'm in the market for something that is more exciting and bold. There are also limited-edition flavors and seasonal flavors, meaning you can choose from a variety of choices.
Cost per bottle...Javy
One teaspoon of concentrate for 30 cups will create 30 cups of coffee from every bottle of Javy. Javy cost $24.95 per bottle that is about the equivalent of 83 cents per cup. If you are using 2 teaspoons in a cup, like my husband, it'll cost $1.66 per cup.
Every bottle of Jot yields 14 cups of coffee. Jot costs $26 per bottle, and it costs $1.86 per serving. If you decide to sign up for Javy the cost per bottle is just $18 (plus an additional discount of $12.95 for your first purchase). Javy's pricing is the best economical choice.
Sustainability...Tie
I love purchasing products that are beneficial for the environment It is gratifying to be aware that both Javyand Jot are taking sustainability very seriously. Jot's beans come from organic farms within South America and Central America. They also place a lot of emphasis on farms owned by women.
Javy is working with Raiz Sustainability (r) to procure coffee from farms that employ techniques of regenerative agriculture. This partnership takes sustainability to the next level by providing eco-friendly services, support for farmers and assisting biodiversity as well as soil health and reconstruction.
Our verdict...Javy
The best coffee concentrate is the one you like the most. It will vary based on the factors such as price and the flavor characteristics. It is also important to think about whether you would like to use the coffee concentrate to make lattes or black coffee.
My husband and I are likely to go with Javy. Javy's microdose concentrate lets us to consume less coffee, and produce more. This means that Javy will last longer than Jot. Javy is known for its limited-edition and seasonal flavors, which means you'll always discover something new to add flavor to our morning cup. Javy offers discounts of up to 67% and freebies for a short time. Make sure you're buzzed now!
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