
Four Sigmatic
Protein Coffee (with Creatine, Collagen & Lion's Mane)
A 'proffee' powder: instant Arabica with 10 g protein, creatine, collagen and lion's mane in one scoop. Sweet, convenient and $3 a cup.

Organic dark-roast ground coffee with lion's mane and chaga extracts. It brews and tastes like regular coffee, with full caffeine.
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Last reviewed October 17, 2026 by the Coffee Reviews editors · How we score
Organic dark-roast ground coffee with lion's mane and chaga extracts. It brews and tastes like regular coffee, with full caffeine.
This is Four Sigmatic's flagship ground mushroom coffee, the lion's mane and chaga dark roast that older reviews and retailer listings call 'Think'. It uses organic Arabica from a family-run Honduran co-op plus organic lion's mane and wildcrafted chaga extracts. Unlike instant mushroom mixes it brews in a drip machine, pour-over or French press, with about 150 mg of caffeine per 12 oz cup, the same as regular coffee. Reviewers mostly say it tastes like an ordinary dark roast. The brand does not give per-cup mushroom amounts, and evidence for the focus claims is limited.
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In the roaster’s words
“Notes of dark chocolate”
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Reviewers say it is hard to tell apart from a regular dark roast: nutty and smooth to most, a little bland or earthy to some.
Organic Arabica with fruiting-body extracts and no fillers, sold as real ground coffee rather than an instant blend.
$20 for about 13 cups ($1.54 each) is expensive for ground coffee, though in line with mushroom-coffee rivals.
Names a Honduran co-op and uses USDA Organic ingredients, but gives no mushroom dose; the page shows only a generic 'Tested For Toxins' badge.
A long-running favorite with positive taste reviews, though few people report effects beyond normal coffee.
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“In all honesty I couldn’t notice any meaningful difference between Four Sigmatic’s taste profile and your regular cuppa joe. It brews dark and nutty, and finishes smooth.”
“I don't like the taste as much as my standard dark roast coffee, but I think that has more to do with the fact that it's a dark roast than the brand itself. I prefer light roasts. The taste is a bit bland with an earthy aftertaste that isn't terrible but isn't amazing.”
“Four Sigmatic with Lion’s Mane has enabled me to get down from 10+ cups daily to one cup daily. I prepare it with an aeropress.”
“As far as taste, you’ll hardly notice anything other than your favorite type of coffee in there.”
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Four Sigmatic says about 150 mg per 12 oz cup, about the same as regular coffee. The brand also sells half-caf and decaf ground versions for anyone who wants less.
Most reviewers say no: it brews like a dark-roast coffee, and the brand lists notes of dark chocolate. One tester found it slightly bland with an earthy aftertaste.
Four Sigmatic's product page doesn't give a per-serving amount. Taste of Home's review lists 500 mg of log-grown lion's mane and wildcrafted chaga combined. The brand says it uses fruiting-body extracts with no fillers, grains or carriers.
Yes. Taste of Home notes the packaging was rebranded from 'Think' to 'Focus' and the coffee is the same. Older listings show a 12 oz bag; the bag sold on the brand site is now 10 oz.
Alternatives

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A 'proffee' powder: instant Arabica with 10 g protein, creatine, collagen and lion's mane in one scoop. Sweet, convenient and $3 a cup.

Clevr Blends
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MUD\WTR
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Laird Superfood
A low-cost functional ground coffee: Peruvian medium roast with lion's mane, rhodiola and coffee cherry for about $0.59 a cup.