● Cold Brewing
Ritual Time: 14-18 hours
Profile: Smooth - Low Acidity
Cold Brew
A slow extraction designed for quiet clarity. No heat. No rush. Just sweetness, depth, and a drink that holds its shape through long days.
Best For
Warm afternoons
Style
Ready-to-drink
Sweet Spot
16h + filtration
IKKIS Tip: Cold brew gets “better” when you filter twice. The first strain removes grit. The second strain builds clarity.
Cold Brew
IKKIS Coffee Roasters
What You'll Need
Keep it simple.- Freshly roasted coffee
- Coarse grinder
- Glass jar or cold brew vessel
- Fine sieve + cloth or paper filter
- Scale (recommended)
If your grind is too fine, cold brew becomes muddy and harsh. Too coarse, it turns hollow.
Base Ratio
IKKIS StandardCoffee
100 g
Water
1000 ml
Ratio
1:10
Grind
Coarse
Brewing Method
A calm process.1
Grind
Grind coarse and even.
2
Combine
Grind coarse and even.
3
Steep
Grind coarse and even.
4
Filter
Grind coarse and even.
Taste rule: If it’s thin, steep longer. If it’s harsh, shorten time or go coarser.
How to Drink
Restraint keeps it luxurious.Cold brew is subtle. Don't shout over it with heavy syrups.
Cold brew teaches stillness. It doesn’t bloom loudly. It waits — and unfolds.
IKKIS · RECIPE LIBRARYQuick Specs
For fast reference
Brew Type
Cold Brew
Ratio
1:10 (Coffee : Water)
Grind Size
Coarse (French Press style)
Extraction Time
14–18 hours
Temperature
Room temp / Refrigerated
Yield Style
Ready-to-drink
Profile
Smooth · Low Acidity · Chocolate-forward
Storage
Shelf lifeFlavour softens over time. Freshness preserves definition.
Coffee Selection
What works bestVery citrus heavy coffees can lose clarity in cold extraction.