THE COLD BREWER

Immersion and time, create an earthy, mellow and low acidity brew

 

History

Cold brewing first began in Kyoto, way back in the 1600s. The simple process of immersing coffee in cold water and letting it steep overnight, resulted in a concentrate that is smooth, mellow with very little acidity or bitterness.

There are many different techniques to make Cold brew: Toddy Cold Brew, or The Cold brew tower. We will use the Cold Brew bottle, a simple flask that’s designed to be used at home.

The Cold Brewer uses the Immersion technique of brewing.

Equipment

Minimum Equipment

  • Cold Brewer
  • Coffee
  • Fresh Water
  • Spoon
  • Refrigerator

Optimal Equipment

  • Scale
  • Timer
 Grind Size Coffee Water Ratio Roast Total Brewing Time
Coarse (Sea Salt) 1:10 Dark 12-18 hours

Measures

  • Coffee: 100 g
  • Water : 1000 ML
  • Makes X Cup of Coffee

Technique

Step 1 - MEASURE

Measure 100g of coffee & place the coffee into the filter basket.

Step 2 - SET-UP

Insert the filter basket into the Glass brewer

Step 3 - POUR

Slowly add water at room to the grounds making sure you don’t overflow the filter basket. Add 1000 ml in total. Stir with a spoon & saturate grounds

Step 4 - REFRIGERATE

Refrigerate the pot for 16 – 24 hours depending on the desired strength. After the time has elapsed remove the filter basket with ground

Step 5 - DILUTE & SERVE

Use cold or hot water to dilute the concentrate to taste (usually a 1-1 or 1-2 ratio of coffee concentrate to water).

Transfer remaining coffee to a small bottle or mason jar and keep in the refrigerator up to a week.