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Perhaps the Yama cold brew tower CDM25 is the device you saw. It is used at many fine establishments including my kitchen, and I also have the smaller CDM8. The
by this_steve_j 2y ago
Perhaps the Yama cold brew tower CDM25 is the device you saw. It is used at many fine establishments including my kitchen, and I also have the smaller CDM8. The numbers 8 and 25 correspond to the number of cups of diluted 1:1 cold brew that it produces in a single cycle (6-12 hours).
https://yama-glass.com/collections/cold-brew-towers https://yama-glass.com/collections/cold-brew-towers
- lytfyre 2y agoIf any HNers are looking for a cheap entry point into the style without spending $250+ on a beautiful bunch of laboratory glass ware, there's the puckpuck[1], which sits on top of an aeropress and turns it into functionally the same device as the Yama towers - slow controlled valve dripping cold water at a controlled rate onto a bed of coffee and a paper filter over the course of hours. I've found it a nice way to play with the style without investing the money and space. Still want one of those towers if I ever see them cheap though. [1] https://puckpuck.me/ https://puckpuck.me/ - no connection, just a customer.
- AdamJacobMuller 2y agoI have a toddy, produces excellent quality cold brew. https://www.amazon.com/Toddy-THM-Cold-Brew-System/dp/B0006H0JVW https://www.amazon.com/Toddy-THM-Cold-Brew-System/dp/B0006H0...