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ICYMI, Chamberlain Coffee’s Chocolate Matcha Is Back

I love a lot of things: Free People’s new Daisy Jones & The Six collaboration, Pedro Pascal (how could you not after being on Pedro-Tok?), and Chamberlain Coffee. I don’t know about you, but I’ll gladly dedicate a majority of my paycheck to refilling my coffee arsenal, courtesy of Ms. Chamberlain. The compostable K-Cups, the single-serve cold brew packs, the legendary sparkle syrup — you name it, I got it. That is, except for the brand’s limited-time (and high key addicting) Chocolate Matcha, which has been out of stock for the last several months. So, if you’ve been hoping, praying, and manifesting for the powder’s return, it worked: The Chocolate Matcha is back!

Due to the product’s popularity, Chamberlain Coffee has relaunched its Chocolate Matcha, and I for one couldn’t be happier about it. Described as having the “coziest flavors” and “unmatched potential,” this vegan, gluten-free, and antioxidant-rich matcha has that traditional matcha taste, but with a soft hint of smooth chocolate. Think, if your favorite matcha and a cup of hot chocolate had a baby. Sign me up.

But it’s not just me that’s obsessed with the Chocolate Matcha: The product boasts a five-star rating on the site, with one customer writing, “This flavor combination was something I never knew was a want, but it’s now a need. YUM”. Fans of the matcha — and Chamberlain herself — also recommend mixing it with Chamberlain Coffee’s Cocoa Grizzly Hot Chocolate ($14), which is currently on sale. If there were any time to make this a bundle, it’d be now, folks.

Chamberlain Coffee, $23

If chocolate isn’t your thing, but matcha is, don’t worry — Chamberlain Coffee’s got you. Alongside their various coffee blends, Chamberlain Coffee also offers a few different matcha flavors such as Mango, Vanilla, and traditional matcha.

Due to the popularity of this matcha flavor, and its limited-time status, it’s unclear how long you’ll be able to get your hands on it. My advice? Buy this tasty treat in bulk — but be sure to save some for me, too!

Julianna Marie is the Wellness Editor at Her Campus — leading the site's coverage of health, wellness, sex, relationships, and mental health. Additionally, she oversees our College Try franchise, the LGBTQIA+ vertical (Free To Be) and occasionally covers astrology, entertainment, fashion and beauty, and internet culture.

Julianna's work as a screenwriter and filmmaker has also received recognition at major film festivals such as LA Shorts, Tokyo International Film Festival, the NYC Horror Film Festival, and more. Currently, she is in the process of writing her debut novel.

She graduated with a B.F.A in Screenwriting from Chapman University's Dodge College of Film and Media Arts in May 2022, where she formed very strong opinions on movies and a love for the beach. (She's a Pisces.)

When she's not writing burning hot takes and writing about her personal life for the masses (sorry, mom), you can find Julianna cooking, going out with the girls, doing yoga the morning after going out with the girls, watching reality television with her fiancé, playing chess, or advocating for the food scene in Pittsburgh, PA. It really is that good, BTW.

If you like blurry Instagram Stories and food reviews, you can follow her on Instagram at @juliannammarie.