
Jacobs Monarch 4-in-1 Coffee Maker, Cherry
Monarch's Cherry Miss: Where's the Caffeine and Real Cherry Flavor?
summarizeEditor's Summary
I'm a total instant coffee junkie, and I've tried my fair share of single-serve packets. Monarch's Cherry variant had me excited, but it fell flat. The flavor is more like a sweet, fruity drink than a bold coffee. I was expecting a lot more from this one. The packaging is sleek, but that's about it.
















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check_circlePros
- •The packaging is sleek and eye-catching.
- •The weight is 13.5 grams, which is pretty standard for single-serve packets.
- •The shelf life is 18 months from the date of manufacture, which is decent.
- •It's manufactured in Russia, which isn't a deal-breaker for me.
- •The price is 21 rubles, which is a good value for money.
- •I love the way the flavor sounds intriguing, even if it doesn't quite deliver.
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- •The flavor is more like a sweet, fruity drink than a bold coffee.
- •I was expecting a lot more from this one, considering the brand's other flavors.
- •The caffeine content is lacking, making it more of a snack than a proper coffee.
- •The build quality is standard, but nothing special.
- •Customer support is non-existent, which is a total letdown.
- •The battery life isn't a big deal, since it's not a coffee maker.



