Oceana Coffee adds espresso style cold brew to canned lineup
Oceana Coffee’s new canned cold brew is sold as a two-serving, espresso-style jolt, a sharper bet on premium ready-to-drink coffee.

Oceana Coffee has pushed its canned coffee lineup a notch deeper into the premium lane with Espresso Style Cold Brew, a new ready-to-drink can now available at all three of its retail locations in Tequesta and Lake Park, Florida. The launch sits beside the company’s existing Classic Cold Brew, but the signal is different: this is the stronger, more concentrated option for drinkers who want more intensity in a portable format.
Espresso Style Cold Brew is not framed as a flavored novelty or a milk-heavy café drink in a can. Oceana describes both canned cold brews as cold brewed, gluten free, and free of preservatives and additives, and the new version comes with two servings per can. That matters in a category where many RTD coffees lean smooth, easy, and broadly approachable. Here, the name, the serving size, and the product pitch all point toward a denser cup with a more assertive coffee hit, the kind of can that is meant to stand up on its own or move into coffee cocktails and kitchen use.

The beans behind that profile are part of the story too. Oceana says its cold brew blend uses South American and African coffee, a combination the company ties to a crisp, clean, energizing cold brew experience. The brand is based in Palm Beach County, Florida, has been roasting coffee since 2011, and says it was established in 2009 by Amy and Scott Angelo. It also describes itself as woman-owned and operated, a detail that fits the company’s long-running push to present its coffee as craft-driven rather than purely convenience-led.
That positioning makes the new can feel less like a random SKU and more like a small but clear step in how canned coffee is evolving. Oceana is not just selling cold brew, it is segmenting it, separating the everyday sip from the more forceful pour. For RTD drinkers, that is the real takeaway: Espresso Style Cold Brew reads as a premiumization move, but it is also practical. It gives Oceana a sharper product for people who want their canned coffee to taste like it has an edge, not just convenience.
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