Cold Brew
Cold Brew, Overnight
Cold water extracts slowly and gently, leaving most of the acidity behind. The result is dense, sweet and low-toned, and it keeps in the refrigerator for a week.

Technical ratio ledger
- Coffee dose
- 100 g
- Water
- 800 ml
- Water temperature
- Cold, filtered
- Brew ratio
- 1:8
- Brewing time
- 16 hours
- Grind size
- Extra coarse
Equipment
- One-litre jar with a lid
- Scale
- Burr grinder
- Fine sieve
- Paper filter
- Glass bottle for storage Optional
Method
Step by step.
Weigh everything, start the timer with the first pour, and change one variable at a time.
Combine
Add 100 g of coarsely ground coffee to the jar and pour over 800 g of cold, filtered water.
Stir
Stir until all the grounds are wet. Close the jar.
Steep
16 hours
Leave the jar in the refrigerator for sixteen hours. Do not stir again.
Strain
Pour through a fine sieve, then again through a rinsed paper filter for a clean concentrate.
Serve
Dilute one part concentrate with one part cold water or milk, over ice.
Preparation time above is the hands-on time. The concentrate keeps for seven days, sealed and refrigerated.
Recommended coffee
Beans that suit this brew.
More rituals
Other ways to brew it.

V60
V60, Three Pours
A clear, bright cup in three minutes. The recipe we brew on the bar every morning.

Chemex
Chemex for Two
A larger, slower brew with a silky body. Made to share across a long breakfast.

Espresso
Espresso, One to Two
Eighteen grams in, thirty-six out, in under half a minute. The base for everything on our menu.

