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Cold brew coffee is not a simple cold coffee. The way in which it is elaborated, totally different from the usual, confers it unique characteristics and many virtues that convince even the most faithful espresso drinkers.<\/p>\n

Cold brew is not just a type of coffee. It is a brewing method that only uses cold water and time to bring out the flavors of the coffee. The coffee is made without heating it during the brewing process. We make a cold infusion of coffee, that is to say, we macerate the coffee. To do this, we leave the ground coffee in contact with water for at least one night.<\/p>\n

What does Cold Brew contribute?<\/h2>\n

The coffee’s properties, hot or cold, are determined by its roasting; the quantity, temperature and characteristics of the water; the grinding, and the infusion time, among many other factors.
\nAccording to coffee experts:<\/p>\n