Cold Brew Coffee Reviews

 As local as I can get! The Brazil Single Origin 01 from Bridge Coffee Roasters, located in my hometown of Ystrad Mynach in the county of Caerphilly, caught my eye recently. Local Coffee for Local People Setup and The Taste With 14 hour Cold Brewing Period in my Bodum Cold Brew Coffee Maker, This Brazilian number came out very smooth and very tasty with a nice hint of walnut. Only a bit of Water was needed, and it can be drank black, which is always a winner. Considerations The price per 250g was £10.95, which is a bit on the expensive side. However, as of the 23rd of May, Bridge has ceased selling directly to consumers and is only now being sold wholesale. It's a shame, as the coffee was one of the best, but not strong, coffees I've had in a long time. The Score I shall give Bridge Coffee Roasters Brazil Single Origin 01 4 out of 5 Beans 🫘

Whenever I got to TK Maxx, I always check what they have on offer in the coffee section.  This time, I think I found a diamond in the rough when I discovered a locally based coffee From Ferrari's in Bridgend, South Wales. The one I found was Ferrari's Siena Coffee , and it was labelled as Extra strong, which got my attention. Extra Strong Diamond in the rough from Tk Maxx This is an Extra Dark Roast from Bridgend. It is full of bold and intense flavours, with notes of dark chocolate and roasted walnuts. Setup of the Ferrari's Siena Coffee I found the sweet spot of 190 grams of coffee to 1.3 litres of coffee for the new OXO cold Brew Coffee Maker .  I let it brew for around 12 hours and then letting it slowly drip. The Taste The best way I can explain the taste of the Ferrari's Siena is a classic cup of coffee.  Just as you would find in a café in a classic hot cup of coffee, this cold brew came out just like that.   That's a good thing as sometimes, all you want...

This Valentine's Day, my wife treated me to some local coffee. All the way from Newport, South Wales (well just around the corner from me really) comes Basecamp Coffee from Scout Coffee Roasters . Dib Dib Dob Dob, A Strong Brazilian from the Port!   Basecamp uses a classic Brazilian bean.  Even my wife knows what coffee I really love. This bean, unlike the others I have tasted before, is a light bean with notes of dark chocolate, caramel and almond.   Setup of the Scout Coffee Roasters Basecamp Coffee Using the OXO cold Brew Coffee Maker , adding 1.3 litres of water to the whole bag of 250g ground coffee.  I went with an Aeropress Grind this time, which was a bit finer than I'm used to. The Taste While pouring the coffee through the Hario Jug with custom cheese cloth filter, I found the coffee very strong. The coffee had to be diluted a bit more than usual to get the right taste. After sorting out the strength, the taste was very much of dark chocolate.  That s...

While trying to order White Rose Coffee Roasters Brazil Bourbon Yellow Coffee , White Rose accidentally sent me 1 kg of White Rose Coffee Roasters Brazil Nuts Hive Blockchain Coffee instead. I emailed them, explaining what had happened, and the customer services were absolutely amazing (Thanks Robert). Not only did he send out what I originally order, but they let me keep the White Rose Coffee Roasters Brazil Nuts Hive Blockchain Coffee . An Accidental Brazilian with a very nice nutty taste. This nutty Brazilian Coffee is a delightful medium roast. It has an 84.5 Orange and notes of Apple with a Sweet Hazelnut caramel and milk chocolate finish. Setup of the White Rose Coffee Roasters Brazil Nuts Hive Blockchain Coffee  I found the sweet spot of 189 grams of coffee to 1.3 litres of coffee for the new OXO cold Brew Coffee Maker . Then let it brew for around 13 to 14 hours before letting the cold brew maker slowly drip the coffee.  This is how its setup in the OXO cold bre...

 My good friend Dan lives down the road to where Antonia and Panesar are based, up in Yorkshire. He is such a legend, he sent me a care package of coffee for me to try. First out the Box was Antonia and Panesar Peaky Blinders Coffee As, well, the name alone sold it for me. Let's give Antonia and Panesar Peaky Blinders Coffee a minute and see how it turned out From the description on both the pack and the website, it has an explosive strong dark coffee punch that's smooth and a seductive finish., Apparently, Just how the Peaky Blinders like it. Setup of the Antonia and Panesar Peaky Blinders Coffee This was the last coffee to use the Bodum 1.5-litre cold brew coffee maker before moving over to the OXO cold brew Coffee maker, so I added 157g of coffee to it and let it cold brew for 14 hours. The taste of the Antonia and Panesar Peaky Blinders Coffee Straight away, you can taste almost a “burnt” taste when taking the first sip.  This is usually because it's a dark roast, and...

For all the different types of Coffee I have tried, The Brazil Bourbon Yellow is one of the best but, it's always hard to find. However, after having a look around various places, the award-winning White Rose Coffee Roasters actually had The Brazil Bourbon Yellow. It was like finding a Shiny in a pack of football stickers, so I had to buy it. White Rose Coffee Roasters Brazil Bourbon Yellow Coffee is Just liking finding that rare trading card! This Brazil Bourbon Yellow from White Rose Coffee Roasters didn't officially have a strength score, however it is a Medium roast (so I'm expecting around a 3) with 84 Fruity and full-bodied with grape and deep chocolates. Setup of the White Rose Coffee Roasters Brazil Bourbon Yellow Coffee I purchased the bigger 1 kg of Beans, so I could experiment with the Coffee per ration. I found 156g of coffee to 1.3 litres of water did the trick.   Then added cold tap water, ready to start my 12-hour (plus 2 hours after a stir) brew: Look at t...