Chemex vs Coffee Genie COLD BREW CHALLENGE

A Chemex is a wonderful tool for making pour over coffee but rumor has it that you can also use it to make pretty great cold brew coffee. Today I’m putting that to the test, by comparing a Chemex cold brew to a cold brew made in a dedicated vessel - the Coffee Genie. Then I’m serving the brews to a coffee expert in a triangle test to see if he can spot any differences between these two methods. Can a Chemex make the best cold brew? Let’s find out.
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[@endosaurus9114]

Incredibly well-made content. I'm so sad this is only at 555 views as this is not only fun to watch, but it is also very informative!
If I could offer my unwarranted advice, I would look at slightly improving audio mixing, it feels very bassy with some muted sound, making it a little hard to listen to.

[@TheBruSho]

Been using a hop sock to make my cold brew but the coffee genie looks like it makes clean up a lot easier!

[@keenoncoffee]

Ooh yes I’d imagine that works pretty well.

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I am trying to convince my wife we need a nitro system for nitro cold brew. . .

[@keenoncoffee]

Having nitro cold brew coffee on tap at home is next level awesome. 😋