12.06.18
Cold Brew
Background
Like the name suggests, this method of brewing doesn’t involve any form of heat to make the coffee. Originated in Japan in the 1960s, this slightly unconventional method started gaining traction in recent years. Our barista Art says that this is her favourite brewing methods as you’re able to retain the flavour intensity of the coffee as it doesn’t get tampered by heat. It’s also super refreshing and you can keep it in the fridge to drink for at least 1-2 weeks. Sure, it might take longer to make than a regular iced coffee, but its ability to retain flavors and aroma, and its adaptable nature means that you can also infuse it with different ingredients to create a completely new drink.
Tips
Try mixing your cold brew with flavoured-milk or different fruit syrups.
Trouble Shooting
If the coffee is too watery, add a bit more coffee or use less water.