Rise Brewing Company Oat Milk London Fog Review

The London Fog continued the trend of awesome nitro heads.

How’s it going? Hope the tea is flowing! That’s right! Today we have the first ever tea review for Coasters & Coffee. Today in my glass I have Rise Brewing Company’s Oat Milk Nitro London Fog.

By now I am sure you all know Rise Brewing Company is a brand that exclusively offers drinks in cans. Rise Coffee is also frequently included as part of the deals offered on Ibotta. If you are not familiar with Ibotta it’s essentially a coupon app where you pick items before a shopping trip and then get reimbursed for them after proving you purchased them. It’s a great app and if you aren’t using it I highly recommend it. Sign up using this referral link and you’ll get a $5 bonus after you submit your first receipt! I’ve actually gotten over $500 cash back, so it is well worth it!

If you have read my other Rise Brewing Company Reviews you’ll know how impressed I am with their nitrogen content in their drinks. The reaction creates a phenomenal nitro head, the best of any of the canned beverages I’ve had thus far. If you haven’t read those reviews, check them out here! Spoiler alert, I loved the black cold brew, but found the mocha and vanilla too sweet. Will that be the case here? Let’s find out!

Rise Brewing Company Oat Milk Nitro London Fog Review:

So, as a coffee blog reader you may be wondering, what even is a London Fog? It is a latte made with earl gray tea, some add sweeteners and other spices, but Rise keeps it simple with oat milk, tea, and bergamot (the spice that makes earl gray tea unique). This canned London Fog had a very light body. The oat milk and nitro gave it a nice rich and creamy mouth feel though.

This drink started out with a mild flavored, slightly sweet front with the oat milk standing out more than the tea. The tea flavor started to grow stronger in the middle, with a touch of spice and some nice bergamot notes starting to show. The finish was terrific, with great flavor and some nice complexity. The bergamot shines through at the end, giving the drink great citrusy and slightly floral notes while maintaining that touch of spice. All of these notes were also balanced by that slight sweetness which stuck around through the entire drink.

I have never hard a London Fog before trying Rise’s and I will certainly be looking to try one made from scratch moving forward, this one was that good! With a focus on Rise, the nitro London Fog was my second favorite of their offerings only to their black cold brew.

If this description doesn’t have you craving a Rise Oat Milk Nitro London Fog, I’m not quite sure what will. Assuming you’re craving them as bad as I am, you can get yours from the Rise Website, Amazon, Walmart, and most major grocery stores.

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