Academy at Coffee Project NY

Coffee roasters · Long Island City

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Everything You Need to Make Cold Brew Like the Pros | Eater

"Co-founded by Chi Sum Ngai, this New York City shop favors a concentrated, precisely textured cold brew: Ngai recommends medium-coarse grounds about the size of sea-salt flakes, a concentrated coffee-to-water ratio (around 1:5), and a 12–15 hour steep for best results. For equipment he favors the pricier Baratza Virtuoso grinder and often uses a Hario Cold Brew Coffee Bottle with a built-in polyester-resin filter for convenience." - Nina Bahadur

https://www.eater.com/21274696/how-to-make-cold-brew-coffee-tools

21-10 51st Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101 Get directions

coffeeprojectny.com
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