Mocha McBean

Mocha McBean, daughter of the legendary Irish coffee bean police officer Kiernan McBean, was brewed into a legacy of boldness and innovation. Though born in Dublin, Mocha grew up in the lush mountains of Colombia, side-by-side with her spirited brother, Bill McBean. From a young age, she displayed both a nurturing heart and a sharp intellect—traits that would later define her groundbreaking career.

When Bill made his journey to Boston, Massachusetts, USA, he was captivated by the bustling bean scene and the buzz of opportunity. He wrote to Mocha often, raving about the city’s vibrant culture and endless potential. Inspired and curious, Mocha followed in his path, determined to make her own mark.

In Boston, Mocha enrolled in nursing school and quickly rose to prominence, eventually working in some of the finest hospitals the city had to offer. But her impact didn’t stop at patient care.

Mocha McBean would become a household name across the country for her revolutionary invention: the Coffee CIDS—Caffeine Infusion Delivery System.

This innovative system vaporized pure caffeine extracted from premium roasts and delivered it directly through a breathable mask, mimicking an oxygen delivery setup. It provided near-instant alertness for fatigued doctors, night-shift workers, college students, and, of course, coffee-addicted civilians everywhere.

Thanks to Mocha’s brilliance, people no longer needed to sip their way to energy—now, they could breathe the brew.

Today, Mocha is celebrated not only as a nurse and inventor but as a symbol of bean empowerment and medical ingenuity. Wherever there’s a tired soul in need of a pick-me-up, Mocha McBean's legacy brews strong.