Wake Up and Coffee
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I make my own…so much cheaper and I am frequently changing the bean to test out new varieties and regions.
I typically use a half gallon jar and soak 2 cups of ground coffee in 64 oz of filtered water for as close to 20 hours as I can get. I had read that Starbucks formulation scientists found the 20 hour sweet spot for their in-house cold brew, so that's what I'm basing my timing on.
Interested in what everyone else's methods are...
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I've been doing 1 cup coffee with 4 cups water for 24 hours in the fridge with intermittent stirring. I'm a total newbie at it but so far have had decent results. Next batch I might do at room temp but with a shorter brew time.
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Lazy morning off with Sump Ethiopia, Reku cold brew
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Do you guys do your cold brew at room temperature or in the fridge?
I brew at room temp and then store it in the fridge after brewing.
I've been doing 1 cup coffee with 4 cups water for 24 hours in the fridge with intermittent stirring. I'm a total newbie at it but so far have had decent results. Next batch I might do at room temp but with a shorter brew time.
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Nice! Same basic ratio that I'm using…I like to shake my jar a few times during the brew as well for maximum saturation.
People tell me that it's supposed to be used as a concentrate and that the typical serving ratio is 3/1 water/coffee. I personally like it 1/1 with milk or a milk substitute. Kind of like a cold brew latte. But it's strong that way, much stronger than drip and stronger than most espresso.
One thing that I notice about the cold brew is how much less acidic it is. The flavors of the coffee come out because there is less of the "bright" acidic notes you get when hot water is used. So smoooooth
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I also do mine 1/1 although I've also drank it straight. Next batch will be 20 hours on the counter. Thanks for the advice!
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My go to weekend (or when I have time) setup for the past year or so. I use a SCAA approved drip brewer due to time constraints during the week. I still grind before I brew though.
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Thats a great look allround @twin.
Whats the cake, looks a cross between eggy bread and sponge????
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@veloaudio chemex is always good. Which SCAA brewer do you use?
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@bryaneidins70 It is thick cut French toast.
I tend to drink it full strength and can go for about 3 hours without blinking.