Want a coffee that takes your energy to another level mentally and physically, without the crashes? Is it even possible? Alpha Grind thinks so, but how did it perform in our testing? We filter the details into real results right here in our Alpha Grind review.
I review a lot of supplements, including in particular plenty of nootropics, as part of my job. This is great – it means that I know the current state of the market very well. I’ve written several reviews on all the top players.
However, it means I’m not often surprised, which is a shame, because surprise is part of life’s richness, is it not? This is why I’m pretty happy writing this piece up. I’ve come across a nootropic that I’ve not reviewed before, and that I really, really like.
As well as being a nootropic fan, I’m also a bit of a coffee nut. I live on the stuff (most writers do!). Give me a coffee with a nootropic effect and, well, I feel elevated.
This is exactly what we have with Alpha Grind. It’s a coffee blend (hence the name) which combines 100% Arabica coffee with some of the best nootropic ingredients going, for optimal effects and few side effects. You can expect sustained energy, clarity and focus, and even a potential athletic bump by incorporating it into your daily routine.
Plus, it tastes nice. Really nice.
If ever there was a strong start to a review, it’s right here.
Quick Verdict
Alpha Grind is a pretty special product. It’s a nice drink, an okay coffee – but it’s also so much more.
It gives you all the cognitive benefits of a solid nootropic supplement, mitigating many of the side effects associated with coffee (jitters, energy crashes, and so on), whilst even potentially helping you improve your athletic potential.
It feels a bit like it was made specifically for me… I do enjoy it, but then there’s Ryze Coffee which I also love – so for me, it’s between these two, but Ryze does just about edge it for me on taste and impact.
What Is Alpha Grind?
Alpha Grind, by Top Shelf Grind, combines two of my favorite things – modern coffee culture, with lovely arabica blends, and nootropics.
It’s been designed to enhance both mental and physical performance, and it does so admirably.
I felt the cognitive benefits pretty quickly (as you should with coffee, though it went far beyond what I usually experience from caffeine), and I’m pretty sure I’ve felt the benefits in the gym.
Hard training is easier – my lifts are a little heavier, my rests between sets shorter,