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New wave coffee brew methodsNew wave coffee brew methods

Operators create excitement, drive coffee sales with a variety of coffee brews. Sponsored by Royal Cup Coffee.

January 14, 2016

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Brewing coffee is not terribly complex. Grind roasted coffee beans, expose them to hot or cold water for a sufficient amount of time to extract soluble flavors and separate the liquid from the grounds. Done well, the result is a pleasing hot or cold beverage.

What makes it more interesting are the multiple ways of getting from bean to beverage, each offering different shades of flavor and merchandising possibilities. In addition to the familiar drip coffee traditional in foodservice and the espresso drinks that have caught on in recent years, operators are delving into brew methods such as pourover, single-cup, cold brew and nitro coffee that are creating excitement and variety.

The following are some of the high points of these new wave b...

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