6 Extraordinary Cold Brew Coffee Finds

 

Cold brewing, aka steeping roughly ground beans with cold water for at least 12 hours—makes these concentrates smoother and less acidic than the standard drip method. Store in the fridge for up to two weeks for delicious iced coffee at the ready.

1.  Chameleon Cold Brew Black Coffee

Made in Austin, Texas with organic Arabica beans and Hill Country water, this fair-trade offering is available at major retailers nationwide.
To buy: $4 for one 10-ounce bottle, at Whole Foods and SuperTargets.

2.  Anchorhead Coldbrew Coffee Concentrate

Two java-obsessed former audio engineers fine-tuned their recipe, resulting in a rich mocha-finish. Dilute with hot or cold water for twelve total cups.
To buy: $15 for one 32-ounce bottle,anchorheadcoffee.com.

3.  Outpost Cold Brewed Coffee

Graphic black and white bottles come in a hand-stamped six-pack. Inside, the light roast emphasizes the Brazilian beans’ natural sweetness.
To buy: $24 for six 4-ounce bottles,theoutpost.co.

4.  Icebox Coffee Madagascar Vanilla

Real vanilla beans mellow this brew’s deep espresso flavor. Bonus: the container has a one-ounce top for easy pouring.
To buy: $14 for 32-ounces,iceboxcoffee.com

5.  High Brew Coffee Double Espresso

This fair-trade option comes in colorful cans (read: light and portable)—the milk and sugar are already added for effortless caffeinating.
To buy: $2.50 for one 8-ounce can, at Whole Foods.

6.  Jittery John’s Cold Brew Coffee Concentrate

The three-year-old company (long in cold brew years) makes traditional New Orleans style coffee using chicory, the bittersweet root of endive. Dilute with water or use milk for an iced latte.
To buy: $16 for one 32-ounce bottle,jitteryjohns.com.

Source: healthdigezt.com 

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