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Suntory Boss – Dry
There are dry wines, dry bears and now we have a dry… coffee (Suntory Boss Dry to be more precise).
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I am sure you gonna ask – what does dry coffee mean? To be honest I do not know. I tried it and it tested more or less as an ordinary coffees. “More or less” is the catch phrase here. Indeed when I was drinking it I could feel a kind of dryness in my throat. It was a strange (sublime) feeling – I am not even absolutely sure it existed. May be Suntory producers after all succeeded somehow in using a particular combination of food additives to generate this “dryness” of the coffee taste.
Apart from this “tricky” dryness Suntory Boss Dry coffee is not bad at all (I gave it 7 stars out of 10). Nevertheless I still prefer the most classical coffees which play less tricks on your taste buds 
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Perhaps they mean it has less sugar or does not taste as sweet as their normal product?
If you hadn’t sampled it and found it to be a drink, it might have turned out to be a coffee scented antiperspirant.
Hm, you know – may be you are right (for the sweetness). Even though it didn’t make me impression when I was drinking it I went specially to check for the energy content and… I couldn’t find it (usually they write it on the can). I think they used a little bit more “chemistry” in this one than usual.