Bold Brew
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Pure Caffeine. Nothing Extra.

Cold Brew

Cold brew is coffee in its rawest form — steeped slow, brewed cold, and packed with bold flavour. No heat, no bitterness, just smooth, high-caffeine energy that lasts.

Take the tour→
65% Less acidity
2× More caffeine
16-hour steeped
Slow steeped
Single origin
Never heated
Small batch
Nitro ready
100% Arabica
Zero sugar

The origin tour

Walk the route your cup took.

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01 / 05Huila, Colombia

Finca La Esperanza

Eleven hectares on a volcanic shelf, shaded by guamo trees that drop the canopy temperature by four degrees. Slower cherries, denser sugars, a longer season for everyone who works it.

Elevation
1,750 m
Varietal
Caturra · Pink Bourbon

Visit us

Or take the tour in person, every Saturday.

Ninety minutes through the cold room and the roastery on Wythe Avenue. Six tastings, twelve people at a time, every Saturday of the year.

90 minutes
10am & 2pm
6 tastings
Cold room to cup
12 people
Booked in advance

Three brews

Dark cocoa, burnt sugar, blood orange.

Pick a brew — the glass pours it

Huila Caturra steeped sixteen hours at 4°C, then filtered twice. Round, low-acid, and built to be drunk black.

Body82
Sweetness71
Aroma88
Acidity24
Origin
Huila, Colombia
Varietal
Caturra · Pink Bourbon
Process
Washed, 18-day dry
Altitude
1,750 m
Caffeine
210 mg / 12 oz
Steep
16 hours at 4°C

By the numbers

Small batch is not a slogan here. It is a supply constraint.

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Average rating
2,840 reviews
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Cafés pouring it
NYC & Philadelphia
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Farms, bought direct
Four countries
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Grams of added sugar
Ever

4.9 from 2,840 reviews

People are unreasonably attached to it.

“The only cold brew I have had that does not need milk to be polite. It is sweet on its own, which almost nothing is.”
Dana OseiEater
“Sixteen hours is not a marketing number. You can taste every one of them in the finish.”
Marcus FeldSprudge
“We swapped the whole cold menu over to No. 7 and not one regular has asked for the old one back.”
Priya RamanCafé Mono, Brooklyn
EaterSprudgeBon AppétitMonocleThe Infatuation

One last thing

Brew something bold.

Sixteen hours, one farm, no heat. That is the whole recipe, and it has not changed since the first batch went out of a Brooklyn garage in 2016.