Caffeine-free evening cacao
Last Light 0mg. That's the whole point.
Order Card — Last Light
No. 000-30
One-time
$34
Subscription
$29
30 servings, every dose printed on the front. Sold direct from brewlune.com.
Buy — $34Ships from California. Cancel the subscription whenever. No obligations beyond the coffee.
Third-party tested. Batch COAs published with every batch.
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Specifications — per serving
Last Light · Caffeine-free evening cacao · 7.4g per serving · 30 servings
Caffeine
0mgnone added — trace from cacao
| Ingredient | Amount per serving |
|---|---|
| Reishifruiting body | 600mg |
| Chagafruiting body | 300mg |
| Magnesium (as glycinate)elemental | 200mg |
Per serving. Same placard, same proportions, on the front of the bag.
How it's made
01
Fruiting body, never mycelium on grain
Mycelium is the root network, and it's usually grown on grain and sold with the grain still in it. It's cheaper per kilogram, and it isn't what the published research is about. Every mushroom in every Brewlune blend is a fruiting-body extract — hot-water extracted, and dual-extracted for reishi, whose triterpenes need alcohol to come out.
02
No proprietary blends
A proprietary blend is a legal way to print one number instead of four. A bag can say “2,000mg mushroom blend” and never tell you whether that's 1,900mg of one thing and a pinch of the rest. We print every species and every milligram separately. Dawn Patrol's add to 1,500mg — and you can see exactly where all 1,500 go.
03
The dose goes on the front
Not the back panel. Not a QR code. Not a landing page. The same spec placard, at the same proportions, on the front of every bag — and if a number ever changes, the bag and the site change together.
Questions, answered plainly
+Why put the caffeine line on a caffeine-free product?
Because 0 is a dose too, and it's the most important number on this bag. We print it the same size we print 95 on Point Break. To be precise: 0mg added — cacao naturally carries a trace (roughly 2–10mg) plus about 100mg of theobromine, which is why the fine print says so.
+Is there a caffeine-free cacao drink with reishi and magnesium for winding down at night?
That is Last Light, almost word for word: roasted cacao with no added caffeine — cacao itself carries a 2–10mg trace, which we print rather than round to zero — plus 600mg of reishi and 300mg of chaga as fruiting-body extracts, and 200mg of elemental magnesium as glycinate. It is the evening blend, closer to drinking chocolate than tea, with every dose on the front of the bag.
+What can I drink at night instead of coffee?
Something without the caffeine and without pretending to be coffee. Last Light is roasted cacao — closer to drinking chocolate than tea — with no caffeine added (only cacao's natural 2–10mg trace), reishi 600mg, chaga 300mg, and 200mg of elemental magnesium as glycinate per serving. Nothing in it is roasted coffee bean, so nothing in it tastes like one.
+How much magnesium is in Last Light?
200mg of elemental magnesium per serving, as magnesium glycinate — the figure printed on the bag is the elemental amount, not the weight of the compound. It is a mineral, not a mushroom extract, and it sits on the same placard as the reishi (600mg) and chaga (300mg) so the whole serving is readable at a glance.
+Why print the doses on the front?
Because that is the information you are buying. Everything else on a package is persuasion; the doses are the product. We put them where persuasion usually goes.
+Does it taste like mushrooms?
No. Each blend tastes like a smooth, slightly earthy version of its base — coffee, matcha, or cacao — with the extracts as a background note, not the flavor. It is not indistinguishable from a good pour-over, and we're not going to tell you it is. No sweeteners, so it tastes like what it is.
+When does it ship?
Orders ship from California. Your order confirmation carries the batch number, and that batch's COA publishes on the lab-testing page.
Looking for something to drink at night instead of coffee? The evening question, answered plainly: caffeine-free mushroom cacao for winding down.