# Renude Chagaccino Mushroom Coffee — review data

Source: https://mushroomcoffeelab.com/reviews/renude-chagaccino/
Last updated: 2026-08-28

## Verdict
Renude Chagaccino mushroom coffee is the cleanest label in the category (wild chaga, organic cacao, Ceylon cinnamon, monk fruit, nothing else) and the only one built around a single mushroom, with 500 mg chaga and zero caffeine per stick. But chaga has no human dosing trials, and $1.67 a serving is a lot for a mocha add-in.
Overall score: 2.9/5 (taste 4, ingredients 3.5, transparency 3.5, value 2, lab testing 2, dosage 2.5)

## Facts
- Brand website: https://drinkrenude.com/
- Price: $49.99 USD for 30 servings ($1.67 per serving)
- Caffeine per serving: 0 mg
- Formats: latte-mix
- Beta-glucan content disclosed: no
- Third-party tested: not stated
- Organic: no

## Mushrooms per serving
- Chaga: 500 mg, undisclosed (human studies used No completed human RCTs)

## Pros
- Four ingredients, all named, with the chaga amount (500 mg) on the label
- Zero caffeine and zero sugar — designed to be stirred into your own coffee, tea or milk rather than replace it
- Wild-harvested chaga with the extraction method described (heat and pressure, then freeze-dried), which most brands leave out

## Cons
- $49.99 for 30 servings is $1.67 each; the 10-count single-serve box is $2.99 per stick
- Chaga is the one popular mushroom with no completed human dosing trials, so there is no research dose to compare 500 mg against
- No organic certification for the finished product and no third-party testing claim on the product page

## Skip it if
- You want caffeine or coffee in the packet — it has neither
- You are buying for lion's mane or cordyceps; this is chaga only

## FAQ
Q: Does Renude Chagaccino have caffeine?
A: No. Chagaccino contains no coffee or tea, so it has no caffeine on its own. It is a cacao, cinnamon and chaga powder meant to be stirred into hot water, milk, or your own coffee. If you add it to a normal cup of coffee you get that cup's caffeine and nothing more.

Q: How much chaga is in Renude Chagaccino?
A: Renude lists 500 mg of wild-foraged chaga per serving on its product page. Some retail listings for the 10-count box quote 750 mg per packet, which appears to reflect a different serving size. Chaga is harvested as a sclerotium from birch trees, so it is neither fruiting body nor mycelium in the usual sense.

Q: Is Renude Chagaccino organic?
A: Partly. The cacao and Ceylon cinnamon are listed as organic, and the chaga is wild-foraged from birch in Canada and Siberia rather than farmed. The finished product does not carry a USDA Organic seal on its product page, and Renude makes no third-party lab testing claim there, so we score both conservatively.

Q: How much does Renude Chagaccino cost per serving?
A: The 30-serving canister and the 30-serving refill bag are each $49.99, or $1.67 per serving at the one-time price. The 10-count box of single-serve sticks is also $49.99, which works out to $2.99 each. Subscribing saves 10% and adds free US shipping.