Rip ‘n Drip Sample Pack – FREE For First Purchase

Packed with our premium freshly ground beans nitro-flushed for maximum freshness, each sachet is its own drip coffee maker declaring war against mediocre brews. Expect an explosion of clean, crisp flavor with a knockout punch that’s smooth yet strong, and totally bitter-free.

Perfect for the wild at heart. Whether you’re scaling a mountain or conquering the urban jungle, just rip, drip, and flip the world on its head with the best pour-over you’ve ever dared to taste.

Contains 6 sachets of Rip ‘n Drip, 2 of each of our famous blends (2x Industrial Strength, 2x Darkerside, 2x Medium Roast).

The most convenient way to brew

We’ve all got days where there’s no time to fix up a proper brew, and sadly espresso machines are tough to drag around on a hike. That’s why we’ve got these Rip ‘n Drip Coffee Bags. Invented in Japan in the 90s, these babies are one of the best ways to enjoy coffee on the go.

How to brew:

1. Rip open your sachet. Tear the bag along the dotted line, stretch out the arms and hang it over your mug.
2. Slowly pour 200-250mL of boiled water over the grounds. For a clean bitter-free brew, wait 60 seconds off the boil to let the water cool slightly before pouring.
3. Let it all drip through, then remove the filter. Or, if you’re game, let it sit for up to 4 minutes for that extra kick in the pants.

What does drip coffee taste like compared to other brews?
If you haven’t tried filter coffee before, you’re in for a treat. You’ll get that seriously strong yet bitter-free taste of Killer Coffee you know and love, but with a cleaner, crisper profile.

92°C? A minute off the boil? What’s the difference from using boiling water?
Water temperature matters a whole lot in brewing. Too hot and it’ll burn, getting a bitter taste that reminds you of instant coffee – and we wouldn’t wish that on our worst enemies. Just wait one minute off the boil. Sometimes it’ll feel like the longest 60 seconds of your life, but trust us, it’s worth it.

How is this better than taking a thermos of coffee with me?
Turns out coffee and oxygen aren’t the best of friends. The longer you leave coffee out the more likely you’ll start to get that ‘stale’ taste. Ten out of ten coffee snobs agree that freshly brewed is always better, and our Rip ‘n Drip Coffee Bags is probably the most convenient way to have that on-the-go. Plus the grounds in each bag are nitro flushed, keeping them fresher for longer. Neat, right?

The drip coffee bag is compostable.