coldbrew

joemom

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Im doing a cold brew at room temp 1:7
I was wondering how many hours you recommend? Its blue bottle beans medium roast
And the difference between doing it at refrigerator temp and room temperature?


I was thinking 14?
 

CoffeeJunky

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There are several ways of doing it. Depends on the type of brewer. I made my own and I do it in the refrigerator but if are doing it in the room temp, you should not leave it out longer then 3-4 hours or use ice to fill up the water. It will slowly melt.
 

expat

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We do it in the fridge -- 24 hours. But why not just jar-up about six brews and see how they work at say 4-hour intervals? Whatever you like best make that into a big batch.
 

rcsharpless

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My experience has been to brew 18-24 hours in a refrigerator. Brewing at a lower temperature is nice because it reduces the amount of oxidation that occurs before you can even drink it, but because you are brewing at a lower temp, it takes longer to reach full brew strength (just think about it: faster, more energetic water molecules will extract water-soluble compounds more quickly than slower methods). Either way, it really pays off to have an airtight container. Hope this helps!
 
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