UK · Coffee & café

How much caffeine is in Caffè Nero Latte?

Secondary reported figure

Not published in the brand’s public UK menu. This figure is reported by Which? and should be treated as approximate.

175 mgReported by independent comparison · Regular / 355 ml49.3 mg per 100 ml, calculated from the listed serving

Which? reported 175 mg for a 355 ml regular Caffè Nero latte in its August 2026 UK comparison.

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Adjusted caffeine total175 mgBased on the selected documented serving.

Source and provenance

Source type
Independent publisher
Market
UK
Value basis
Reported by independent comparison
Source reviewed
4 September 2026
Source version/date
25 August 2026

Which? says it asked five chains for caffeine information and used online guides; many figures were obtained through brand press offices. The brand’s public UK menu does not publish this value, so treat it as a reported figure rather than a first-party public listing.

Estimated caffeine remaining over time

These figures apply CaffCalc’s exponential model to the adjusted 175 mg starting value. They are calculations, not measurements of caffeine in a particular person.

Calculated caffeine remaining from a 175 mg serving
Hours elapsed3-hour half-life5-hour half-life7-hour half-life
0175 mg175 mg175 mg
387.5 mg115.5 mg130.0 mg
555.1 mg87.5 mg106.7 mg
827.6 mg57.7 mg79.3 mg
1017.4 mg43.8 mg65.0 mg
1210.9 mg33.2 mg53.3 mg

With the central five-hour model, the estimate falls below 25 mg after approximately 14.0 hours. The faster and slower columns show why one fixed clearance time should not be treated as a personal fact.

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