One of the ways you can understand yourself better is by understanding your perspective. Your perspective is what you believe and what has gotten you as far as where you are now; but, they could also be the very thing holding you back.

When we first became enamored with cold brew coffee. It was widely accepted that cold brew coffee had half the acidity of hot brewed coffee. As more scientific studies are completed, this selling point may no longer be valid.

One question we have often received from customers and friends has been “do I have to drink it cold?”.

The answer to this question is no, you do not have to drink our bean blends or any beans blended for cold brew cold.  Obviously, the way that cold brew is processed is different from that of it’s hot counterparts. The way that the coffee is extracted from the bean (temperature and duration) creates a totally different flavor profile.  To obtain a fuller and more consistent flavor for a hot cup of coffee we recommend brewing your coffee with the cold brew method and then heat it to drink it hot (without boiling it).

As we have traveled from coffee shop to shop, sometimes people make reference on how much caffeine is being consumed by what you are drinking, not by how much you are drinking.  For example, it is assumed an espresso is highly caffeinated. We wanted to do some research and see how much caffeine was truly in espresso vs. drip coffee vs. cold brew coffee.

Exploring recent studies related to caffeine concentrations in cold brew coffee vs hot brewed coffee.  Is it true that cold brew coffee has 2-3xs more caffeine?  Let's find out!

Whether you use a coffee pot to brew your morning cup of coffee or make cold brew coffee like we do used coffee grounds can increase in abundance. So what can you do with all those grounds? We have compiled a list.