Itasha You're Fae-Tastic Irish Cream Coffee
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You’re Fae-Tastic is Itasha’s Irish-cream flavored coffee, pairing a South American coffee blend with chocolate, vanilla and an oaky finish. The product-specific supplier description states that it contains no alcohol. This page preserves the fairy-themed identity and photographed artwork; the current supplier counterpart is named Dublin The Fun!.
What this coffee is
The Irish-cream name describes the intended flavor direction, not a bottled liqueur or ready-to-drink dairy beverage. The precise roast level, component countries, cultivars and processing methods are not documented in the written product profile, so this description does not invent them. Selection should be based on the verified flavor, format and artwork information.
Verified coffee profile
| Roaster | Itasha Coffee |
|---|---|
| Base coffee | South American blend |
| Added flavor | Irish cream |
| Flavor references | Chocolate, vanilla and oak |
| Alcohol | None, according to supplier |
| Roast | Not specified |
| Formats | 12 oz whole bean, ground, or 12/24 K-Cups |
Flavor, body and extraction
Chocolate and vanilla create the sweeter aromatic impression, while oak gives the finish a drier, spirit-inspired edge. These descriptors explain sensory intent; they are not a complete ingredient statement and do not establish dairy content, sugar content or dietary suitability. Brew strength and milk addition will strongly influence whether the cup reads as coffee-forward or dessert-like.
Starting brew guidance
For drip coffee, start with 18 g coffee and 290 g water, close to a 1:16 brew ratio. A medium grind and steady saturation should produce a balanced cup. If it tastes thin, grind slightly finer before increasing dose; if it is harsh or drying, coarsen the grind and monitor drawdown. For a pod brewer, begin with a moderate water setting. Taste the coffee plain, then add milk in small increments so the vanilla and oak remain distinct.
Who this coffee suits
This coffee is a good fit for someone who enjoys creamy, spirit-inspired flavor but does not want alcohol in the product. It can serve as a dessert-style black coffee, a base for a modest milk drink or a convenient pod brew. It is not the right choice for a buyer seeking farm-level traceability or a documented roast specification, because those details are not supplied. To compare it with a bourbon- or vanilla-themed coffee, brew both at the same ratio and taste before adding creamer; that keeps the chocolate, vanilla and oak profile distinct.
Choose the right format
Whole bean offers the most control over extraction when you have a burr grinder. The ground option suits standard home drip preparation, while 12- and 24-count K-Cup selections provide repeatable single servings in compatible machines. A pod count describes the number of portions, not beverage size; choose the brewer setting separately.
Serving and freshness
This flavor works well as a short milk coffee because dairy or an alternative milk can amplify the creamy impression. It can also be served black for a clearer look at the chocolate-to-oak transition. Avoid adding Irish-cream syrup during the first tasting because it would make it impossible to judge the coffee’s supplied flavor balance.
Frequently asked questions
Does this coffee contain alcohol?
The supplier explicitly states that the product contains no alcohol. Irish cream describes the flavor direction.
What roast level is used?
The written product profile does not specify an exact roast level, so none is inferred here.
Is dairy content confirmed?
No. A cream-flavor name is not a complete ingredient or allergen statement. Check current product-specific information for dietary decisions.
What origin is documented?
Itasha identifies a South American coffee blend, without naming countries, farms, elevations, cultivars or processing methods.
Can it be brewed without milk?
Yes. Brewing it black first is useful because it reveals the chocolate, vanilla and oak balance before additions change texture.
Are the fairy design and current supplier name the same product?
This listing preserves the fairy-themed store identity, while the current supplier counterpart is named Dublin The Fun!. Packaging may vary.
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Shipping and returns
This coffee is fulfilled by a partner and does not qualify for Espresso Outlet free shipping. Coffee is final sale and cannot be returned, exchanged or canceled after the order is placed. Review the selected size, grind or pod count before checkout.
Green Coffee and Roasted Coffee does not qualify for free shipping. Shipping costs are set by our roaster partners. Coffee orders are shipped directly from the roaster partner.
