- These one-serving-sized bottles contain 145 mg.
- The Starbucks canned espresso has anywhere from 115 mg to 120 mg of caffeine.
Starbucks Iced Espresso Classics come in three flavors — vanilla latte, caffè mocha, and caramel macchiato. There are also a few seasonal flavors like pumpkin spice latte and peppermint mocha, as well as two "skinny" renditions of the vanilla latte and caffè mocha flavors. Clocking in at 145 mg for a 14-oz. bottle, one of these drinks could be the perfect solution to a daily caffeine craving, though you'd have to limit yourself to just the one.
You can also opt for the larger 40-oz. bottles. Since each of these bottles of Iced Espresso Classics contains 125 mg of caffeine per 12 oz., you can pace your caffeine intake throughout the day. To do so, just be sure to measure out how much you're pouring into your cup — anything more than about 18 oz. (which, to be fair, is a ton of coffee) would put you over the 200-mg-per-day mark.
Alternatively, the Starbucks canned espresso has anywhere from 115 mg to 120 mg of caffeine in a 6.5-oz. can. These powerful little pick-me-ups are available in three flavors: cream, cream light, and salted caramel cream.
The bottled and canned espresso drinks are available for purchase in Target, Walmart, etc. For more detailed nutritional facts and information on where to purchase, check the PepsiCo website.
