Difference between Japanese Cold Brew & Cold Drip

[cafecofcof]

Hello everyone

I have been trying to figure out the benefits and differences between Japanese cold brew and cold drip. It will not let me post links but here are 2 videos on youtube explaining each style.

Cold drip: watch?v=VAwW6H12bsI

Cold brew: watch?v=pPM8mcqHxes

Which do you guys prefer and why? What are some of the benefits of each? I personally love the cold brew but some prefer the taste of drip. would love to hear feedback on this.

Would appreciate any feedback

Thank you

 

[Musicphan]

Cold drip/Kyoto/Dutch coffee - drip coffee over ice, Cold brew - immersion brew in cold water, Japanese style - brew hot coffee over ice (sometimes called flash brew as well - but generally it uses coils to rapidly cool down the hot brew)

 

[cafecofcof]

I like the taste of drip better than cold brew

Are there any health advantages of one over the other?

 

[cafecofcof]

Are you sure? Because he said coffee over ice, the picture shows ice over coffee. Am I missing something?

here is a photo of kyoto dripper that musicphan was talking about. around $280 range.
I would love to have one of these...

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[Musicphan]

Kyoto is cold water over ice, Japanese is hot coffee over ice... that is Kyoto dripper. IMO cold drip is the best... takes forever but is great.

 

[cafecofcof]

Kyoto is cold water over ice

So to confirm:

KYOTO: Cold ice drip > coffee > ice (slow but awesome)
JAPANESE: hot coffee > ice (is hot coffee dripped slowly or rapid?)