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Nurishment has expanded its range of nutritionally enriched milk drinks with the launch of a new Coffee Caramel flavour.

The new drink combines coffee and caramel flavours with 20g of protein and 13 essential vitamins and minerals, targeting consumers seeking convenient nutrition alongside an energy boost.

Available in a ready-to-drink format, Nurishment Coffee Caramel is positioned as an on-the-go option for busy professionals, students, gym-goers and other active consumers.

The launch comes amid continued growth in the UK ready-to-drink (RTD) coffee category, which is valued at more than £410 million in 2026 and is forecast to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 7.3% through to 2030, according to Mordor Intelligence.

Nurishment aims to tap into the overlap between demand for RTD coffee and the growing popularity of high-protein beverages, with the new flavour offering consumers coffee-inspired taste alongside protein and micronutrient content.

Coffee Caramel joins Nurishment’s existing portfolio of Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate and Banana flavours, as well as the Blueberry Swirl and Hazelnut Swirl fusion variants.

Kimberley Lue Lim, head of marketing at Grace Foods UK, which owns the Nurishment brand, said: “Coffee continues to be one of the most interesting flavour trends in the drinks sector, but consumers are increasingly looking for products that deliver more than just great taste."

She added: “I am really pleased that we are partnering with Tesco and Home Bargains to get Nurishment Coffee Caramel into the hands of consumers who are looking for the perfect coffee, protein drink combination.”

Nurishment Coffee Caramel launched in Tesco with a recommended retail price of £1.65. It is also available through Farm Foods, Dhamecha Cash & Carry, Lioncroft and convenience stores nationwide.