Classic Coffee

First I want to review the coffee grounds, which I think are really great. The taste of the original and the hazelnut vanilla blends are both really smooth and enjoyable to drink. I bring a cup to work every morning and it's my favorite way to start the day. As long as I don't leave the grounds steeping for too long, I never have any issue with acidity or harshness - just smooth, slightly sweet coffee. I do think the vanilla hazelnut can be a little too sweet on it's own, so I typically mix some original in with it. I brew mine in single-use "Homhyee No Mess Cold Brew Coffee Filters". I fill one filter bag with grounds per quart of water, and brew several quarts (3-4) in the fridge in a large pitcher. I only steep the grounds for 24 hours, but I realize everyone's tastes are different so longer or shorter might work better for you. I used to brew in mason jars and that might give you a longer shelf life once brewed because the seal is better, but I drink it quickly enough that I don't need the extra shelf life and having it in a pitcher with pop-up pour top is so much easier than dealing with the mason jars. Now, while I highly recommend these coffee grounds for cold-brew lovers, I do not necessarily recommend buying them on Amazon. If you buy directly from Cameron's coffee on their website, you will get a much better price (literally half the cost of buying on Amazon), even when factoring in the cost of shipping. I only buy on Amazon when I run out and I need 2-day delivery. All in (coffee, filter, and creamer), I am spending less than 75 cents for every 16 ounce coffee I make myself. When buying direct from the brand, I have also always received extremely fresh bags with expiration dates well over a year out from the date I received them. All in all, I think these grounds are a great alternative to buying coffee every morning from a coffee shop. It saves me both money and time to make my own at home, and I think the taste of this coffee is as good as any I've bought from a coffee shop.

I'm a big fan of the delivery system. Concentrated cold brew coffee in an easily recycled carton? Yes please. I've been buying Califia Farms for years because they had the only option on the market. Problem is they are sometimes are unavailable, so I've been looking for an alternative. And it's nice to switch up flavor every once in a while. This presses all the right buttons: it's roughly the same quality, and it tastes just a touch different (medium dark roast as compared to dark.) Anyway I'm happy it exists, I'm not going with it exclusively, but will be adding it to my coffee rotation. Usually I add coldbrew concentrate to milk or diet soda (coke or rootbeer, which tastes way better than it sounds as the coffee overpowers the rootbeer, and you end up with coffee soda). Non concentrated coldbrew tends to water it down too much. I love coffee milk, but it's terrible for you.

Delish!

Cameron’s Coffee Original Cold Brew Blend is not only delicious but also a great way to save money! Instead of buying expensive cold brew at coffee shops, I can now make it at home with ease. The coarse-ground coffee is perfect for cold brewing, and the medium roast delivers a smooth, rich flavor with no bitterness. It’s super simple to prepare, and the 12-ounce bag lasts for multiple batches. Highly recommend for anyone who loves cold brew and wants to save a few bucks!

My customers love this

I was hoping to like this cold brew. The first time I made it in my new cold brew maker, I used the about stated. It turned out really weak so I used a bit more the second time and it was really bitter tasting. 😩 I didn’t care for it at all. I’m going to try using a bit less. I like very strong cold brew. I used a different brand last night and this morning it was a good container of coffee, but could have been a bit stronger. It was definitely not bitter. I sure hope I find a happy medium with the Cameron’s brand. I’ll follow up soon…

Worked well for cold brew

I usually drink coffee made in my Nespresso, but traveling a lot I needed something else. This is the best instant coffee I've EVER had--smooth but strong. I mostly make iced coffee from it, but in a pinch I've made and consumed it hot, and it's very good either way.