We Gave Emma Chamberlain's New Coffees a Taste Test — Here's How They Stacked Up

Basic info: Medium roast described as "smooth" and "rich."

If you're looking for somewhere to start, go with the Original Family Blend. This was my husband's favourite — in fact, this is an image of an individual steeped bag because we've already consumed the bag of ground coffee. It has an intense chocolate taste up front, but an acidic punch. This made a lot of sense once I read the description: "similar to biting into a chocolate covered cherry."

Basic info: Dark roast described as "creamy" and rich."

I was ready for this to be the deepest, darkest roast but I was surprised by the less intense flavour profile. With notes of "dark chocolate, honey sweetness, and toasted walnuts," Night Owl Blend is best enjoyed with a little cream.

Basic info: Medium roast described as "velvety" and "sweet."

French roast is your favourite coffee? Social Dog Blend is the closest match, as far as I can tell. We drink french roast every day, and this was very similar to my morning cup. I was surprised to find out that this blend has "a graham cracker finish" — is that why I loved it so much?!

Basic info: Medium roast described as "smooth" and "warm."

Careless Cat Blend is the coffee for tea-lovers. Spiced and aromatic, it nearly reminded me of a chai latte. My first impression is in line with the tasting notes, as described by the brand: "toasted almonds, semi-sweet chocolate, butterscotch candy, and raisin."

Basic info: Light roast described as "bright" and "sweet."

Light roast is not my thing, but if you like tart and tangy coffee, you should by all means give Early Bird Blend a go! Chamberlain Coffee describes a few of the notes as "green apple and citrus," which is what stuck out to me the most. This one has the most caffeine, in case that's your primary concern!