The latest news, trends, analysis, interviews and podcasts from the global food and beverage industry
Plant-based milk brand Táche has expanded its pistachio beverage portfolio with the launch of Peppermint Mocha Barista, its first-ever chocolate pistachio milk.
The limited-edition product combines chocolate and peppermint with the brand's signature creamy pistachio milk, marking the latest innovation from the company as it looks to broaden the applications of pistachios within the plant-based beverage category.
Developed over more than two years, the new product is made with real premium pistachios and is free from seed oils and fillers. It is also entirely plant-based and non-GMO.
Designed for both at-home and foodservice use, Peppermint Mocha Barista can be consumed straight from the carton or used in a variety of applications, including coffee, hot chocolate, cocktails and seasonal baking.
Roxana Saidi, Founder and CEO of Táche, said the launch reflected the brand's ambition to explore the wider potential of pistachios in food and beverage.
“When I started Táche, pistachio was still largely associated with snacking or artificially flavoured ice cream. I always believed this extraordinary ingredient deserved a much bigger place in food and beverage culture,” she said. “Peppermint Mocha is an extension of that belief, and we're just getting started.”
Peppermint Mocha Barista joins an expanding portfolio that includes Táche's Barista and Classic Milk ranges, ready-to-drink Pistachio Milk Lattes and its recently launched Three-Ingredient Pistachio Milk.
Following the introduction of Pumpkin Spice Barista earlier this year, the new flavour represents the brand's second limited-edition seasonal release.
Founded in 2020, Táche has positioned itself as a specialist in pistachio-based plant milks, targeting both professional baristas and consumers looking for alternatives to traditional dairy and other plant-based beverages.
Táche Peppermint Mocha Barista is available through the brand's website and Thrive Market, with a recommended price of $9 per 32 fl oz carton for direct-to-consumer purchases and $7.99 per carton at retail. The brand's direct-to-consumer channel prices a six-pack at $ 54.













