Cold Brew Coffee Market 2018 - Global Industry Size, Industry Share, Market Trends, Growth and Forecast to 2026

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Cold Brew Coffee Market Growth, Future Prospects and Competitive Analysis 2017 - 2025

Cold brewing, also known as cold pressing or cold water extraction, is the technique of soaking coffee beans in water at mild or cool temperatures for a protracted period of time. Coarse ground coffee beans are soaked in water for a continued period of time generally more than 12 hours. The water is usually kept at room temperature, although chilled water is also used. Once the coarse grounds are soaked completely, they are separated from the water using a fine metal sieve, coffee filter paper felt or a French press.

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The outcome is a concentrated coffee liquid which is generally diluted with milk or water and is served with ice, blended with ice or other additives such as artificial flavors or chocolate. Also, slow drip cold brew, also termed as Kyoto style cold brew is a process wherein the water is dripped through coarse grounds at room temperature over a long period of time. Since cold brew coffee is prepared with cold water, it is usually mellower and tastes more rounded out making it relatively less acidic.

Since the grounded coffee beans never come into contact with hot water during the cold brewing process, the method of leaching flavor from the beans creates a chemical profile distinct from traditional brewing methods. Coffee beans consist of a large number of constituent parts such as oils, caffeine and fatty acids which are relatively more soluble at high temperatures. Brewing the coffee beans at lower temperatures leads to lower caffeine and lower acidic content when brewed in similar proportions.