I'm not sure if this is best filed under bewing or food but food it is.
I'm thinking about cold brewing 5 gallons of coffee and carbonating it in a ball lock keg to have on tap. I've read about the same, just on nitro before.
I figure some sort of BIAB is the way to go. Do any of you coffee peeps have any suggestions?
5 gallons of cold brewed coffee on CO2
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Re: 5 gallons of cold brewed coffee on CO2
I've been frothing at the mouth to try something like this since I heard about nitro cold brew!
Not that I know anything, but I'd start with this: https://tonx.org/cold-brew-guide
Maybe use enough course grind for 2.5 gallons as per the above article, steep for 12-14 hours and then add 2.5 gallons of water.
Not that I know anything, but I'd start with this: https://tonx.org/cold-brew-guide
Maybe use enough course grind for 2.5 gallons as per the above article, steep for 12-14 hours and then add 2.5 gallons of water.
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Re: 5 gallons of cold brewed coffee on CO2
Cool, thanks.evanisnor wrote:I've been frothing at the mouth to try something like this since I heard about nitro cold brew!
Not that I know anything, but I'd start with this: https://tonx.org/cold-brew-guide
Maybe use enough course grind for 2.5 gallons as per the above article, steep for 12-14 hours and then add 2.5 gallons of water.
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Re: 5 gallons of cold brewed coffee on CO2
I need to see where this goes, cause it sounds awesome.
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Re: 5 gallons of cold brewed coffee on CO2
How did this turn out Rob?
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