‘I can’t find it anywhere—it’s like liquid gold’: Why this $5.50 coffee latte from Coles is winning hearts
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A new product has recently appeared on supermarket shelves and is starting to attract attention from shoppers.
What began as a straightforward launch has gradually gained interest across the country.
The conversation around this new release is building, with customers curious to find out more.
Cocobella, the beloved brand famed for its coconut water and chocolate blend, had introduced a Coffee Latte flavour that quickly captured attention. Fans hailed it as the ultimate iced pick-me-up, creating a wave of excitement around this chilled, dairy-free beverage.
The drink, which combined Cocobella’s signature coconut water with a smooth coffee extract, offered a plant-based alternative to traditional iced coffee. It was praised by many who said it tasted ‘like a barista-made coconut latte in a bottle’, and some devoted fans were even clearing shelves nationwide.
‘I can’t find it anywhere—it’s like liquid gold,’ one shopper shared on social media.
Despite the hype, not everyone was fully converted. While some described the Coffee Latte as ‘smooth, not too sweet, and actually really refreshing,’ others remained loyal to Cocobella’s chocolate flavour.
‘I was so excited when I spotted the new Cocobella Coffee Latte,’ an anonymous shopper told FEMAIL. ‘I’m obsessed with the brand’s coconut and chocolate flavours, so I was keen to give this one a try. It was nice and very coconutty—but it’s never going to beat chocolate.’
The enthusiasm from customers was clear, with hundreds expressing their delight online. Lex Dyer even filmed a taste test and rated the drink ‘a 10 out of 10’.
She admitted: ‘I can’t even have a conversation in the morning without my coffee—and oh my god, this is fabulous.’
Source: Instagram/nectoriouspapi
Some fans were impressed by the summery vibe the coconut twist gave the iced coffee, despite the cooler season. A Perth-based student commented: ‘It’s giving me beachy café vibes but in a bottle. The coconut twist makes it feel summery—even in winter.’
Another said: ‘It’s actually good. Wish you could get coconut take-away coffee…imagine a coconut flat white?!’
Coconut-based drinks like Cocobella’s range have become popular for offering a creamy texture without lactose, appealing to those with intolerances or who want to reduce dairy. The new Coffee Latte, priced at $5.50 per bottle, was available in Coles’ refrigerated or drink section nationally. It also attracted health-conscious shoppers thanks to fewer calories and no added sugar, ticking the boxes for both taste and wellness.
Yet, despite the growing popularity, some remained partial to the chocolate flavour. ‘It’s not bad but I still love the chocolate better,’ one shopper said.
Another agreed: ‘The coffee one’s nice, but the choc is elite.’
As more Australians turn towards dairy-free and plant-based options, Cocobella’s latest launch seemed perfectly timed to meet demand. The buzz continues to grow, proving this iced coffee might just become the next cult favourite.
In a previous story, we explored some of the recent changes at Coles that have affected popular retailers and the way Aussies shop for their favourite drinks.
These shifts have been catching shoppers’ attention and stirring up conversations nationwide.
If you’re curious about how these changes might impact your next grocery run, it’s worth a read.
With Cocobella’s Coffee Latte stirring so much excitement, could this be the new go-to iced coffee for Aussies? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
What began as a straightforward launch has gradually gained interest across the country.
The conversation around this new release is building, with customers curious to find out more.
Cocobella, the beloved brand famed for its coconut water and chocolate blend, had introduced a Coffee Latte flavour that quickly captured attention. Fans hailed it as the ultimate iced pick-me-up, creating a wave of excitement around this chilled, dairy-free beverage.
The drink, which combined Cocobella’s signature coconut water with a smooth coffee extract, offered a plant-based alternative to traditional iced coffee. It was praised by many who said it tasted ‘like a barista-made coconut latte in a bottle’, and some devoted fans were even clearing shelves nationwide.
‘I can’t find it anywhere—it’s like liquid gold,’ one shopper shared on social media.
Cocobella’s new coffee latte sells out fast. Image source: Instagram/thegrocerygeekau
Despite the hype, not everyone was fully converted. While some described the Coffee Latte as ‘smooth, not too sweet, and actually really refreshing,’ others remained loyal to Cocobella’s chocolate flavour.
‘I was so excited when I spotted the new Cocobella Coffee Latte,’ an anonymous shopper told FEMAIL. ‘I’m obsessed with the brand’s coconut and chocolate flavours, so I was keen to give this one a try. It was nice and very coconutty—but it’s never going to beat chocolate.’
The enthusiasm from customers was clear, with hundreds expressing their delight online. Lex Dyer even filmed a taste test and rated the drink ‘a 10 out of 10’.
She admitted: ‘I can’t even have a conversation in the morning without my coffee—and oh my god, this is fabulous.’
Source: Instagram/nectoriouspapi
Some fans were impressed by the summery vibe the coconut twist gave the iced coffee, despite the cooler season. A Perth-based student commented: ‘It’s giving me beachy café vibes but in a bottle. The coconut twist makes it feel summery—even in winter.’
Another said: ‘It’s actually good. Wish you could get coconut take-away coffee…imagine a coconut flat white?!’
Coconut-based drinks like Cocobella’s range have become popular for offering a creamy texture without lactose, appealing to those with intolerances or who want to reduce dairy. The new Coffee Latte, priced at $5.50 per bottle, was available in Coles’ refrigerated or drink section nationally. It also attracted health-conscious shoppers thanks to fewer calories and no added sugar, ticking the boxes for both taste and wellness.
Yet, despite the growing popularity, some remained partial to the chocolate flavour. ‘It’s not bad but I still love the chocolate better,’ one shopper said.
Another agreed: ‘The coffee one’s nice, but the choc is elite.’
As more Australians turn towards dairy-free and plant-based options, Cocobella’s latest launch seemed perfectly timed to meet demand. The buzz continues to grow, proving this iced coffee might just become the next cult favourite.
In a previous story, we explored some of the recent changes at Coles that have affected popular retailers and the way Aussies shop for their favourite drinks.
These shifts have been catching shoppers’ attention and stirring up conversations nationwide.
If you’re curious about how these changes might impact your next grocery run, it’s worth a read.
With Cocobella’s Coffee Latte stirring so much excitement, could this be the new go-to iced coffee for Aussies? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.
