How Dry Brew is taking over daily life

We created Dry Brew to be more than just a beverage; it’s fuel for life’s busiest, blurriest, and most demanding moments. Don’t just take our word for it. Here’s how some people have been using Dry Brew in the wild:

“I Love My Morning Coffee, But I Was Running Late”

Normally, I’m a pour-over kind of person. Grinding the beans, waiting for the bloom, it’s my ritual. But last week, I woke up late and didn’t have time for any of that. As I rushed out the door, I grabbed a Dry Brew. ate it on the train and still got that smooth kick of energy I rely on. That same coffee taste, no crash, and no waiting in line at the coffee shop. It didn’t replace my love for coffee, but it saved my morning.

“I Was Crashing Midday, But Had a Huge Assignment Due”

It was one of those afternoons. I’d hit the wall hard: low energy, brain fog, and a looming deadline for my psych paper. I didn’t want to brew a whole pot of coffee just to end up jittery and distracted, and I didn’t want to wait in line at the coffee shop. So I reached for Dry Brew. Within minutes, I felt focused and steady but not wired, just on. It was exactly the boost I needed to finish my assignment and still feel human afterward.

“I Had a Long Drive, and Coffee Always Sends Me to the Bathroom”

Driving from upstate New York to Nashville isn’t exactly a sprint, and I usually rely on caffeine to stay sharp. But coffee and energy drinks make me stop for bathroom breaks almost every hour,  not ideal. This time, I packed Dry Brew instead. Clean energy, no sugar crash, and best of all? No frequent pit stops. It kept me alert and energized the whole way through. Total game changer.

“I Was Fueling for My Last Long Run Before the Chicago Marathon”

This was the big one: my final long run before tapering for the Chicago Marathon. I needed energy, but not the kind that upsets my stomach or spikes and crashes mid-miles. I ripped open a Dry Brew about 20 minutes before heading out. It was light, tasted good and gave me the steady push I needed to finish strong. Definitely part of my pre-race ritual now.