La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte vs Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso, Salted Caramel Cream
Caffeine is the widest gap here: La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte carries 35 mg more. La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte also has 6 g less sugar and 2 g more protein.
| La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte | Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso, Salted Caramel Cream | |
|---|---|---|
| Caffeine | 155 mg* | 120 mg* |
| Caffeine per oz | 17.2 mg* | 18.5 mg* |
| Sugar | 12 g* | 18 g* |
| Added sugar | 4 g* | 11 g* |
| Protein | 6 g* | 4 g* |
| Calories | — | 140* |
| Can size | 9 oz* | 6.5 oz* |
| Milk | Lactose-free dairy | Dairy |
| Dairy-free | No | No |
| Storage | Shelf-stable | Shelf-stable |
| Price per can | $2.83* | — |
* figures marked this way are brand-published and not yet label-verified.
These aren't the same size can — 9 oz against 6.5 oz — so the caffeine totals aren't quite like for like. Per ounce it's 17.2 mg versus 18.5 mg, which is the number to use if you're comparing strength rather than how long the can lasts.
Which should you buy?
La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte
Pick it for the bigger caffeine hit, less sugar and more protein.
The category benchmark. Nitrous-charged can pours with real foam; reformulated in 2026 around espresso and lactose-free whole milk with less added sugar.
Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso, Salted Caramel Cream
Two shots of espresso with milk and cream in a small can. The most widely available latte in a can.
Questions
Which has more caffeine, La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte or Starbucks Doubleshot Espresso, Salted Caramel Cream?
La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte, by 35 mg per can. The cans are different sizes, so per ounce it is 17.2 mg against 18.5 mg.
Which has less sugar?
La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte, with 6 g less per can.
Which has more protein?
La Colombe Everyday Draft Latte, by 2 g per can.