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VintageGin 08/08/19 4:55:20 PM #12:	XIII_rocks posted... VintageGin posted... Interesting, so you just pour hot water into that and then pour it out through the spout? I have some decent instant coffee that I took on a hiking trip but never ended up using, but this seems like if would also work nicely. Have you had Kyoto cold brew (slow drip)? It definitely has a different taste compared to standard cold brew from what I've had Yeah. You have to seal it up and leave it 5 or so minutes to brew. Never had that before. What kind of different taste? Less heavy on the chocolate notes compared to traditional cold brew. Kind of almost feels like a blend of what you get from cold brew and a pour over or French press. --- Ginhyun https://imgur.com/t7G7uoU <cite>VintageGin posted [p:925807651] in Coffee... [t:77925054]...</cite> <quote>XIII_rocks posted...</cite> <quote>VintageGin posted... </cite> <quote>Interesting, so you just pour hot water into that and then pour it out through the spout? I have some decent instant coffee that I took on a hiking trip but never ended up using, but this seems like if would also work nicely. Have you had Kyoto cold brew (slow drip)? It definitely has a different taste compared to standard cold brew from what I've had</quote> Yeah. You have to seal it up and leave it 5 or so minutes to brew. Never had that before. What kind of different taste? </quote> Less heavy on the chocolate notes compared to traditional cold brew. Kind of almost feels like a blend of what you get from cold brew and a pour over or French press. --- Ginhyun https://imgur.com/t7G7uoU</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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