Imported and Flavoured Coffee in Pakistan

Imported coffee in Pakistan is no longer a duty-free indulgence you bring home once a year. This collection holds more than 20 genuine imported coffees: nine Beanies flavoured instant coffees, premium jars from Davidoff, Movenpick, Nescafé Gold and Jacobs, ready-to-drink cans from Starbucks, Kopiko, Klassno and Ichitan, and Good Day cappuccino sachets for the office drawer. Everything is sealed, dated, stocked in Islamabad and delivered nationwide. If you want cafe-style coffee at home without buying a machine, this is the shelf that gets you there.

Why buy imported coffee online in Pakistan from Kicks.pk

Coffee is unusually sensitive to age and storage. Instant granules absorb moisture, aroma fades once a seal is broken, and a jar that has sat in a hot warehouse tastes flat no matter how good the beans were. This is what we do differently.

• Factory-sealed jars. Every jar arrives with its inner seal intact and the batch code and expiry visible. No refilled or decanted jars.
• Licensed import channels. Ingredient lists, caffeine information and allergen warnings stay legible.
• The full flavour range. Nine Beanies flavours rather than two token jars, so you can actually build a rotation.
• Fast dispatch. Same working day in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, next working day to most cities, cash on delivery available.

Imported coffee brands available in Pakistan

Beanies flavoured instant coffee

Beanies is the reason most people find this collection. The British brand makes sugar free, very low calorie flavoured instant coffee in 50g jars, and we carry nine flavours: Nutty Hazelnut, Caramelised Biscuit, Creamy Caramel, Double Choc, Cookies and Cream, Irish Cream, Amaretto Almond, Barista Cappuccino and Dubai Style Chocolate decaf. Because the flavour is applied to the coffee itself rather than added as syrup, a spoonful in hot water gives you a flavoured cup with no sugar. Jars run from PKR 1,495.

Davidoff

The German premium instant most Pakistani coffee drinkers recognise by name. We stock Rich Aroma (vivid and spicy), Fine Aroma (elegant and fragrant) and Espresso 57 (dark and chocolatey) in 90g jars. Espresso 57 is the darkest of the three and the one to pick if you drink your coffee strong and black.

Movenpick, Nescafé Gold and Jacobs

Movenpick brings Swiss instant coffee built on Arabica beans, in Gold Original Arabica for a smoother cup and Gold Intense for a heavier body. Nescafé Gold Blend Decaf is the pick for anyone who loves coffee but not what it does to their sleep. Jacobs Monarch, a German favourite, sits between the everyday and premium tiers in a 47.5g jar.

Ready-to-drink coffee

Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso comes in Latte and Caramel, the strongest canned coffee on the page. Kopiko Lucky Day from Indonesia is sweet and creamy, Klassno Cappuccino is the lighter option, and Ichitan Thai Milk Coffee brings the Bangkok cafe style. Kopiko Cappuccino coffee candy is the pocket version for long drives and meetings.

Cappuccino sachets

Good Day Cappuccino comes in 25g sachets, four to a pack, with milk and sugar already in. It is the most practical option for office drawers, travel and hostels.

Imported coffee price in Pakistan

Coffee pricing follows two things: format and origin. Premium European jars carry the highest cost per gram, flavoured 50g jars sit in the middle, and cans, candy and sachets are the cheapest way in.

Prices last checked October 2026. The live price on each product card is always current.

Which imported coffee should you buy?

With more than 20 options it helps to start from how you actually drink coffee, not from the brand.

• You drink it black and strong: Davidoff Espresso 57, or Movenpick Gold Intense if you want something slightly softer on the wallet.
• You add milk and want it smooth: Movenpick Gold Original Arabica or Jacobs Monarch.
• You are cutting sugar but miss sweet coffee: any Beanies flavour. Caramelised Biscuit and Nutty Hazelnut are the two most people reorder.
• Coffee keeps you awake: Nescafé Gold Blend Decaf, or Beanies Dubai Style Chocolate for a flavoured decaf.
• You never have time to make it: Starbucks Doubleshot for strength, Kopiko or Ichitan for something sweeter, straight from the fridge.
• You need something for the office drawer: Good Day Cappuccino sachets, which need only hot water.

Coffee also makes an easy gift. A Beanies jar with a pack of Lotus Biscoff, or a Davidoff jar with a box of chocolates, looks far more considered than a standard hamper. Ready-made options sit in snack boxes and gift boxes, and Kopiko's coffee flavour is also available as a sweet in imported candy and gum.

Flavoured instant coffee, explained

Flavoured coffee gets dismissed as sweetened coffee, and that is not what is happening. In the Beanies process the flavour goes onto the coffee before it is freeze-dried, so the aroma sits inside the granule rather than being poured on top. That is why a Nutty Hazelnut or Caramelised Biscuit cup tastes flavoured while staying sugar free at roughly two calories a serving. For a cup that tastes like dessert, Double Choc, Cookies and Cream and Creamy Caramel are the strongest. For something closer to a cafe drink, try Barista Cappuccino or Irish Cream.

Freeze-dried, spray-dried and why it matters

Spray-dried instant is made by blowing liquid coffee through hot air. It is fast and cheap but loses much of the aroma. Freeze-dried instant, which the premium jars on this page use, freezes the coffee and removes water under vacuum at low temperature, so far more of the aroma survives. That is the practical reason a Davidoff or Movenpick jar tastes so different from supermarket instant, and why boiling water and a damp spoon undo exactly what you paid for.

Decaf options

If coffee keeps you awake but you still want the ritual, there are now two good options. Nescafé Gold Blend Decaf is a classic, smooth decaffeinated instant, and Beanies Dubai Style Chocolate is a sugar free flavoured decaf with a chocolate and pistachio profile. Both work well as an evening cup.

How to make cafe-style coffee at home

• Use water just off the boil, around 90 to 95 degrees Celsius. Boiling water scorches instant granules and turns the cup bitter.
• Start with one level teaspoon per 150ml and adjust. Davidoff Espresso 57 and Movenpick Gold Intense need slightly less.
• For a frothy top, whisk one teaspoon of coffee with one teaspoon of hot water until pale, then add hot milk.
• For iced coffee, dissolve the granules in a little hot water first, then pour over ice and cold milk.
• Taste flavoured Beanies before adding sugar. Most people find they do not need any.

Storing coffee in Pakistan's climate

• Keep jars tightly closed in a cool, dark cupboard, away from the stove.
• Never refrigerate an opened instant jar. Condensation clumps the granules.
• Always use a dry spoon. One damp spoonful will cake the whole jar in our humidity.
• Chill ready-to-drink cans before opening and finish them the same day.

Coffee delivery across Pakistan

We dispatch from Islamabad with same working day handling in the twin cities and next working day delivery to most other cities, including Lahore, Karachi, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Multan, Gujranwala, Sialkot and Quetta. Glass jars are cushioned and cans are protected so seams do not split. Office pantry and cafe supply can be arranged in case quantities through wholesale deals.

Explore more imported treats at Kicks.pk

Coffee pairs with almost everything else on the site. Try it with imported biscuits and cookies such as Lotus Biscoff or Biscotto Cappuccino wafer sticks, or with a square from imported chocolates in Pakistan. For something cold, the imported drinks range includes iced teas and energy drinks, and syrups for iced coffee and milkshakes are in imported spreads and pantry items. If you like the pistachio flavour of the Beanies Dubai Style jar, the bars it is based on are in our Dubai chocolate collection.

Frequently asked questions about imported coffee in Pakistan

What is the Davidoff coffee price in Pakistan?

Davidoff 90g jars are PKR 3,595 in this collection, covering Rich Aroma, Fine Aroma and Espresso 57. Live prices are always on the product card.

Is Beanies flavoured coffee sugar free?

Yes. Beanies flavoured instant coffee is sugar free and very low calorie, because the flavour is added to the coffee before freeze-drying rather than through sugar or syrup.

Which Beanies flavours do you stock?

Nutty Hazelnut, Caramelised Biscuit, Creamy Caramel, Double Choc, Cookies and Cream, Irish Cream, Amaretto Almond, Barista Cappuccino and Dubai Style Chocolate decaf.

What is the best instant coffee for a strong black cup?

Davidoff Espresso 57 is the darkest and most chocolatey. Movenpick Gold Intense is the next strongest, and Movenpick Gold Original Arabica is the smoothest.

Do you have decaf coffee?

Yes. Nescafé Gold Blend Decaf and the Beanies Dubai Style Chocolate decaf.

What is the strongest canned coffee?

Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso, in Latte and Caramel, is the strongest ready-to-drink coffee in the range.

Are these genuine imported coffees?

Yes. Every jar and can is a licensed import in sealed original packaging with a readable batch code and printed expiry date.

Do you deliver coffee across Pakistan?

Yes. We dispatch nationwide from Islamabad, with same working day handling in the twin cities and cash on delivery available.