Best Mushroom Coffee Multiblends

Does More Mean Better?

But of course, there's a catch.
Once brands start adding more mushrooms, they often have to compromise somewhere. Either the doses get smaller, the price gets higher, or the ingredient quality drops. So which brands actually get the balance right?

After comparing ingredient quantities, value for money, taste and quality, these were our top five multiblends available in the UK.

#1 - Soulbrew

Soulbrew managed to achieve something that surprisingly few mushroom coffee brands do well - balancing strong ingredient quantities with an enjoyable everyday taste.
Their Rise blend contains a combination of Lion’s Mane, Cordyceps, Chaga, Reishi and Turkey Tail alongside other functional ingredients designed to support focus and energy.

Looking purely at the numbers, Soulbrew came second in our value-for-money table, offering 1500mg of mushroom extracts per serving and costing just 7p per 100mg of mushroom.
However, what pushed them into the top spot was the overall drinking experience.

Compared with some of the sweeter competitors on this list, we found Soulbrew tastes more natural and coffee-like. We also liked that they avoid artificial sweeteners and stevia, instead using coconut nectar to balance the flavour.
The result is a cleaner ingredient label and a product that feels easier to drink every day.

Because mushroom coffee is something you’ll likely consume regularly, taste matters just as much as ingredient quantities. That combination of strong value, good flavour and a cleaner label was just enough to secure Soulbrew our #1 position.

Click here to try Soulbrew’s mushroom coffee for yourself today.

#2 - Spacegoods

Spacegoods’ Rainbow Dust blend contains an impressive 3000mg of functional mushroom extracts per serving, making it by far the strongest product in this criteria.

That also means it topped our value-for-money table at just 3p per 100mg of mushroom extract - more than twice as cost-effective as several competitors.
On paper, it looks unbeatable. However, once we actually tasted it, we found ourselves a little less impressed.

The flavour felt noticeably more artificial than the other products on this list, which wasn’t entirely surprising once we saw that stevia-based sweeteners had been added to the formula.
Another thing that caught our attention was the caffeine content. Each serving contains 120mg of added caffeine, which is actually more than a typical cup of coffee.
That’s great if you’re looking for a significant energy boost, but it also means some of the effects may be coming from the caffeine rather than the mushrooms themselves.

Overall, Spacegoods offers exceptional quantities and great value for money. But the taste issues and very high caffeine content mean it narrowly misses out on the top spot.

Click here to try Spacegoods’ mushroom coffee for yourself today.

#3 - Freesoul

Freesoul’s Wake blend sits comfortably in the middle of the pack.
Their formula combines several functional mushrooms alongside adaptogens and nootropic ingredients designed to support focus, energy and mental performance.
At 800mg of mushroom extract per serving, it contains significantly less than the two products above it in our rankings.

However, it compensates somewhat by offering one of the more affordable entry prices, costing £23.99 per pouch and ranking second in our price-per-serving comparison at just 80p per serving.
We also liked that the brand has created a product that feels approachable and easy to use without becoming overly complicated.

Overall, Freesoul delivers a solid all-round experience. While it doesn’t quite compete with the top two when it comes to mushroom quantities, it remains a good option for people looking to explore multiblends without spending too much.

Click here to try Freesoul’s mushroom coffee for yourself today.

#4 - Javasu

Javasu positions itself as a premium coffee-first product with added functional ingredients.
The coffee itself is enjoyable, and we appreciated the emphasis on creating something that genuinely feels like a coffee replacement rather than a supplement disguised as a drink.

However, when we looked at the mushroom content, things became less impressive.
At just 450mg of total mushroom extract per serving, Javasu contains the lowest quantity of mushrooms in this comparison.
That also pushed it down to fourth place in our value-for-money rankings, costing around 13p per 100mg of mushroom extract.

To its credit, it performs very well on the price-per-serving table, taking first place at just 60p per serving.
But because the mushroom quantities are relatively low, we felt the overall value proposition wasn’t quite as strong as some of the brands above it.

Click here to try Javasu’s mushroom coffee for yourself today.

#5 - Jungle Brew

Jungle Brew rounds out our list.
Their blend contains a mixture of functional mushrooms alongside adaptogenic ingredients designed to support both mind and body.
Unfortunately, this was one of the harder products to justify based on the numbers.

With only 660mg of mushroom extract per serving, it sits towards the lower end of the group for total mushroom content.
At the same time, it shares the highest price per serving on our table at £1.00 per serving.
When we combined those two factors, Jungle Brew ended up ranking last in our value-for-money comparison at 15p per 100mg of mushroom extract.

That’s not to say it’s a bad product. The branding is attractive and the formulation is thoughtfully designed.
However, compared directly against the competition, we simply couldn’t find enough to justify the higher ongoing cost.

Click here to try Jungle Brew’s mushroom coffee for yourself today.

Click here to try Jungle Brew’s mushroom coffee for yourself today.

Price Comparison

Each brand does their pricing and quantity per pack differently, making it difficult to see the truth. So here we've worked it out  in terms of price per serving making it easier to make sense of it all.

And just like those supermarket labels, we also worked out the value for money (i.e. the price per 100mg of mushrooms for each brand).

Wrapping Up

Multiblends are all about convenience. Instead of buying separate products for focus, energy, immunity and relaxation, you get a little bit of everything in one cup.
The downside is that value for money becomes much more important, because you’re often paying for several mushrooms at once.

After reviewing the options available in the UK, Soulbrew came out on top thanks to its combination of strong mushroom quantities, enjoyable taste and cleaner ingredients label.
Spacegoods impressed us with its huge extract quantities and exceptional value for money, while Freesoul offered a solid middle-ground option.

Whichever brand you choose, don’t just look at the marketing (or the ‘free’ gifts!).
Check how much mushroom extract you’re actually getting, what’s been added to the blend, and what you’ll be paying month after month.

Ready to give one a try for yourself?

Check out our #1 top pick - Soulbrew