- Beans: “Colombia Sierra Nevada” medium-light roast
- Roaster: Zeke’s Coffee (Baltimore, MD)
- Roast date: 9/6/2023
- 14g coffee / 230g water (around 1:16)
- JX: 2 rotations less 6 clicks (18 on the grind chart / 54 total clicks)
- Set AeroPress up in inverted orientation with plunger inserted about 1cm, and add coffee.
- Fill AeroPress to within about 1cm of the top with room temperature, filtered water.
- Start timer and stir vigorously for 1 minute.
- Flip AeroPress and press gently into an 8-ounce tumbler.
- Add a drop or two of stevia and stir.
- Add 2 or 3 ice cubes to chill.
This is the same recipe I’ve brewed in the past when using whole beans to make cold brew in the AeroPress, except I used a little bit less coffee. I also measured the amount of water I used for the first time, just for my own enlightenment. It ended up being about 230g, or roughly 1:16. I only had a few sips of this glass. It was on par with the other glasses of cold brew I’ve made with freshly ground coffee, which is to say, a step up from using good quality pre-ground coffee, but not leaps-and-bounds better. I think I’d be best served by getting a bag of pre-ground to make cold brew, and saving these beans to make pourovers.