datawebotDeath Wish Coffee product data: roast, format and pack size
Death Wish Coffee product-data guide to roast, brew format, pack size, caffeine basis and subscriptions, with comparison fields.
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A coffee family, a product page and a selected pack are different records.
Death Wish Coffee is a single-brand coffee and merchandise store. A roast or flavor family does not identify one purchasable option: preserve the product listing, selected grind or format, pack, any bundle and its offer as connected but distinct records. The store’s current navigation separates Ground/Whole Bean, Single-Serve Pods, Canned Lattes, Cold Brew, Espresso Capsules and Instant; availability can differ by product and change over time.
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| Record grain | Fields to preserve | Comparison rule |
|---|---|---|
| Roast or flavor family | Source label and category path | Do not copy a family-level label onto every product without checking the listing. |
| Product listing | Exact displayed title, page URL or source ID when present, and source attribution | A product page is a listing; do not use a similar title as proof of an exact match. |
| Selected variant | Displayed format or grind, selected size/count and variant ID or SKU only when shown | Keep selected options with the listing and do not invent identifiers. |
| Bundle | Bundle page plus each named component and its count or size when stated | A multi-item bundle is not one larger bag unless the source explicitly says so. |
| Purchase offer | One-time or recurring choice, displayed price and currency, and observation time | Attach an offer to the selected product/variant and market. |
Compare coffee packs by the quantity they actually contain.
Bag weight, pod count, canned-drink volume and bundle composition are different denominators. Keep the page’s stated net quantity and unit beside each price; a normalized unit cost is an analyst calculation, not a source-displayed offer. The calculation is meaningful only when both the selected pack and the included quantity are clear.
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| Pack type | Useful denominator | What to keep distinct |
|---|---|---|
| Ground or whole-bean coffee | Price divided by the stated net coffee weight | Record the exact bag weight and grind selection; do not infer a yield after brewing. |
| Single-serve pods or capsules | Price divided by the stated pod or capsule count | Keep count separate from net weight and identify the specific format. |
| Canned lattes | Price per stated can count; retain the package count and volume per can when shown | Keep liquid volume separate from dry-coffee weight. |
| Cold brew | Package count and stated net volume; retain dilution or preparation directions only when shown | Do not assume a cup served or concentrate dilution equals the container volume. |
| Bundle or variety pack | Price per explicitly listed component or total net quantity when every component is specified | Keep the parent bundle and its named components; do not assume every component has equal size. |
Caffeine and tasting claims need the product and preparation basis.
Death Wish Coffee’s caffeine guide says caffeine varies with brewing type, extraction method, coffee-to-water ratio and crop. Its comparison distinguishes products and formats and qualifies serving and preparation basis. Preserve those details with any amount; a number for one preparation is not a universal value for a roast, bag or brand. Keep tasting notes and label claims attached to the exact product page that states them.
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| Claim type | Context to retain | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Caffeine amount | The source-stated amount and unit, product and format, serving size, preparation basis and review date | Do not transfer a value across whole bean, pods, instant, canned or other forms. |
| Brewing or serving guidance | The named product, method, ratio and serving basis stated by the source | Do not turn a preparation recommendation into a guaranteed caffeine result. |
| Flavor, aroma or roast note | Exact product-specific label and the page where it appears | Do not merge brand marketing language with independent testing or universal product facts. |
| Ingredients or certification | The statement shown for the exact product and its source page | Do not extend a label or certification to a whole product family without evidence. |
Keep a subscription offer separate from a one-time price.
The store’s subscription help page describes recurring delivery, but eligible products, intervals, discounts, shipping terms, change deadlines and regions can vary or change. Check the current product selection, help page and checkout before using any of those details in a comparison. An observed subscription price is a dated offer state, not the product’s permanent price.
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| Offer state | Record separately | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| One-time purchase | Selected pack, displayed price and currency, market and observation time | This is the single-purchase offer for that selection. |
| Subscription | Recurring selection, displayed interval, qualifying product or pack, price and observation time | Do not assume every product supports the same cadence or subscription terms. |
| Promotion | Exact visible discount or offer wording, eligibility and any stated period | A banner or limited offer can change and may not apply to every selection. |
| Delivery terms | Displayed shipping language and any stated market or qualification | Do not turn an item-specific or regional condition into a store-wide promise. |
Content reviewed 2026-10-23.