Deerfield Trading Company Beverages

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: 11 fl oz (325 mL) plastic
BevNET Review: Deerfield Trading's French Vanilla Iced Cappuccino is completely overwhelmed by the French vanilla flavor. There's minimal coffee flavor to this product, which makes it more of a flavored milk than anything else. We found this to be less than enjoyable. Like the other varieties, the packaging is difficult to open -- we hope they'll fix that in future runs.Reviewed on: 8/28/2007

Product Type:Coffee Drinks; Container: 11 fl oz (325 mL) plastic
BevNET Review: Unlike the Dark Chocolate Mocha, this variety actually has some coffee flavor to it. Still, there's not much, with the dominant flavor that of sweetened chocolate milk. We'd like them to dial up the coffee and mocha flavors. Otherwise, it's a rather bland formula that isn't overly enjoyable.Reviewed on: 8/28/2007

Product Type:Dairy: Smoothie and Shakes; Container: 11 fl oz (325 mL) plastic
BevNET Review: After testing the French Vanilla Iced Cappuccino, we were expecting something with a similar overpowering vanilla flavor. Instead, the Vanilla Chai is actually drinkable -- and enjoyable. There's a decent dose of vanilla that hits you right away, but the spice of the chai helps the drink transition to its rich and creamy finish. Like the other flavors, the biggest flaw is the look of the product, which feels generic at best.Reviewed on: 8/28/2007

Product Type:Dairy: Smoothie and Shakes; Container: 11 fl oz (325 mL) plastic
BevNET Review: They've done a decent job with this Chai Latte, giving it a decent spice as well as a very rich and creamy body that's comparable to the competition. On the other hand, we're under impressed by the packaging, which feels very sterile and generic. Plus, it's very difficult to get past the wrap and seal that cover the top of the bottle. Decent taste but subpar packaging.Reviewed on: 8/28/2007

Product Type:Dairy: Smoothie and Shakes; Container: 11 fl oz (325 mL) plastic
BevNET Review: This variety blends a darker chocolate flavor with the same base of coffee used by the other varieties. The result is something that tastes more like chocolate milk than coffee, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. It's very sweet, but enjoyable, especially if you are in the mood for a chocolate fix. Packaging, on the other hand, leaves something to be desired, especially with the amount of effort required to open the product. The tab to the flimsy foil seal broke off, requiring us to cut the top open. Otherwise, it's a pretty plain looking bottle. Reviewed on: 8/28/2007