Cold Brew

Bold Simplicity in a Cup

Cold brew coffee is the epitome of patience and reward. Made by steeping coarsely-ground coffee in cold water for 12-24 hours, this method yields a smooth, low-acid beverage with natural sweetness. Often served over ice or with milk, cold brew is a versatile option for hot climates. Its concentrate can be diluted to taste, offering flexibility in strength. The long brewing process enhances subtle flavor notes, making it a favorite for those who enjoy a mellow, refreshing coffee experience. Prepping a batch ahead ensures you have a supply of cold brew ready to go.

Process

1. Use coarsely-ground coffee
2. Mix coffee grounds with cold water (1:4 to 1:8 ratio, depending on strength preference)
3. Let it steep for 12โ€“24 hours in the fridge
4. Strain the coffee using a fine mesh or cheesecloth
โœ” Low acidity, smooth taste, and naturally sweeter
โœ” Can be stored in the fridge for up to two weeks
Best for: Iced coffee and hot climates
Key tips:
– For a stronger concentrate, use a 1:4 coffee-to-water ratio and dilute before serving
– Use filtered water for the best results since it will steep with the coffee for hours