IT ARRIVES, IT DOESN'T HIT
The natural caffeine from green coffee comes with the whole tea and coffee matrix around it, so it climbs instead of spiking. You notice you are more awake before you notice the drink.
What it is. What it is not.
Zyla is an energy refresher. It gives you a coffee-sized lift from green coffee, paired with green tea so the lift lands smooth, and electrolytes so it leaves quietly. That is the whole trick.
[ The effect, step by step ]
The natural caffeine from green coffee comes with the whole tea and coffee matrix around it, so it climbs instead of spiking. You notice you are more awake before you notice the drink.
L-theanine from green tea travels alongside the caffeine. It is the reason a cup of green tea feels focused where a double espresso feels twitchy — same alertness, fewer jitters, less noise in your head.
60 mg is a coffee-sized dose, not a double one, and magnesium and potassium keep you topped up while you drink. Less sugar in, less of a drop out.
From green coffee. About one good coffee's worth — a real lift, no peaks, no crashes.
Rides with the caffeine so the lift arrives smooth instead of jittery.
Electrolytes to keep you hydrated, so there is no hard drop afterwards.
Less sugar too. Nothing in the can whose job is to overstimulate you.
[ Every ingredient and what it is for ]
Exact ingredient lists differ slightly per flavour — the full list for each can is on its own flavour page.
The numbers
60 mg of caffeine per can is roughly one filter coffee. Enough to feel it, small enough that a second can in the afternoon is not a decision you regret at midnight.
[ Is / is not ]
[ When to drink it ]
LEMON CHILL
The morning-after-the-festival flavour. Loud head, quiet drink.
Straight from the fridge, 4°C, over one big ice cube.
See the flavourPEACH CHILL
Deadline day. Long session, calm hands.
Cold, no ice, so the fruit keeps its shape.
See the flavourTROPICAL CHILL
Sun going down, speaker on, nobody in a hurry.
Very cold, tall glass, wedge of lime if you are feeling fancy.
See the flavour