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Pistachio temporarily joins the menu of Hell’s canned ice coffee

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Hell Pistachio Ice Coffee

Hell has built itself into one of Europe’s largest functional beverage companies, known mostly for energy drinks, although it also has a smooth-tasting ready-to-drink coffee collection under Hell Ice Coffee. The product already comes in Latte, Cappuccino, and Double Espresso, alongside a few more intriguing options like Salted Caramel and the colorful Pink Latte. Hell is continuing to keep things fresh with another new flavor, although it is limited.

The latest addition to the Hell Ice Coffee menu is Pistachio, delivering exactly what the name promises in a straight pistachio coffee experience. The taste mixes the nutty, creamy character of pistachio with the familiar base of iced coffee for something different from the usual lineup. The product is available now across Hell’s wide distribution network; however, unlike the regular flavors, again, it is a temporary launch, so it won’t be around long term.