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Cold Brew Coffee recipe
We’ll show you everything you need to know to prepare a fantastic cold brew!
brew guide at a glance
brew ratio Cold Brew pure for 1 cup
6 – 8g coffee per 100g water
brew ratio Cold Brew to mix for 1 cup
8 – 12g coffee per 100g water
watertemperature
cold
brew time
8 – 12 hours
grind size
very fine / fine / medium/ coarse
what you need
cold brew coffee bottle with filter
or: french press
coffee grinder
scale
stopwatch
Due to the cold extraction, less bitter substances and acids are released from the coffee with the trendy cold brew method, resulting in refreshing, wholesome drinks for the summer.
On the one hand, ColdBrew is used pure, on the other hand, it is also used as a basis for various coffee-based mixed drinks, such as ColdBrew Tonic. In the following brewing recipe we have considered both cases, using more coffee and therefore more strength for ColdBrew mixers. For pure ColdBrew enjoyment, we use correspondingly less coffee.
Here we have put together a practical overview with all
brew guides at a glance:
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brew guide
step 1
the preparation
First we weigh the amount of coffee. For our Cold Brew bottle shown, which offers space for 700g of water, we use 42 grams of coffee. The amount depends on personal taste: if you like it intense, you can use more powder and vice versa.
step 2
grinding
Now let’s grind the coffee. It is best to grind the coffee as close to brewing as possible so that no aroma is lost. Grinding the coffee with a hand grinder increases the anticipation of the drink, as the fresh ground coffee sets the first scent and makes you appreciate every cup.
We select a coarse degree of grinding for the coffee.
step 3
Put coffee in the container
We put the powder in the cold brew maker’s integrated filter container or simply in the glass.
step 4
mix with water, extract in the fridge
Now we mix in the right amount of water. Don’t forget to shake or stir.
Then we put the sealed container in the fridge and let the coffee extract between 8 – 12 hours.
step 5
pour and enjoy
After the extraction time, we want to separate the cold brew from the ground coffee. With the cold brew maker, the filter container and thus the coffee powder can be easily removed from the lid. If you have prepared a cold brew in an ordinary glass, you can now filter it into another glass container using an ordinary coffee filter, for example a V60.
Now we serve the cold brew either with a few ice cubes, or mix it with tonic, fruit juice, schnapps or whatever your heart desires!
Our coffee recommendation
Here are a few coffees that go perfectly with cold brew preparation!
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Cold brew coffee is coffee that has been extracted without hot water, i.e. cold.
This requires more time, between 8-12 hours depending on the recipe. Find out everything in our free online barista course!
Caffeine content: In terms of caffeine, cold brew coffee is in no way inferior to conventional filter coffee:
With approx. 73 mg caffeine in 100 ml, the cold pick-me-up even contains a little more caffeine than filter coffee with 60-70 mg/100 ml.
Fans love the mild, fruity-fresh taste, which contains up to 70 percent less acids and bitter substances than hot filter coffee. This makes cold brew coffee more digestible and gentle on the stomach. Not only that, but cold coffee is also pretty healthy, studies show.
Here is a short overview list for the cold brew coffee brew guide
Zusatzinfo - Alert Brew Rezept
Are you like us and sometimes you can’t wait that long for your cold brew? In this case, we have created an alternative recipe for you. We call it the “Alert Brew”. With Alert Brew you can imitate the strength of cold brew with espresso and water and thus avoid the long extraction time. You will get a different drink in terms of taste, but in our opinion it is worth trying.
recipe
brew ratio Fake Brew
1 Espresso
100 g water
2 ice cubes
step 1
extract a double shot of espresso
step 2
mix it with water
step 3
leave to cool in the fridge for five minutes and then serve as a cold brew and, if required, on ice
