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The Brew Cork Glass Cup is designed for hot and cold drinks alike, with a borosilicate glass body that won't absorb flavors and a cork sleeve that keeps your hands comfortable. Whether you're a cold brew newbie or a seasoned pro, these tips will help you get the most out of your cup.

Why Use a Brew Cork Glass Cup for Cold Brew?

Cold brew requires a long steeping time, usually 12 to 24 hours. The Brew Cork Glass Cup's glass construction is non-porous, so it won't retain coffee oils or odors, ensuring your next drink tastes clean. The cork sleeve provides insulation, keeping your cold brew cold longer while protecting your hands from condensation.

Unlike plastic cups, glass doesn't leach chemicals, making it a healthier choice for extended steeping. Plus, the cup's sturdy build is designed for daily use, and its lid helps prevent spills when you're on the move.

  • Non-porous glass preserves flavor purity.
  • Cork sleeve keeps your drink cold and your hands comfortable.
  • Lid fits securely for travel.

Step-by-Step: Making Cold Brew in Your Brew Cork Glass Cup

Start with coarse-ground coffee, similar to breadcrumbs. A 1:8 ratio of coffee to water is a good starting point—for a 340ml (12oz) cup, use about 2 tablespoons (10g) of coffee and 160ml (5.4oz) of water. Adjust to your taste: more coffee for stronger brew, less for milder.

Add the coffee and water to the cup, stir gently to ensure all grounds are saturated, then cover with the lid (but don't seal completely to allow some airflow). Place in the fridge for 12-24 hours. The longer you steep, the stronger and more concentrated the brew becomes.

After steeping, strain the grounds using a fine-mesh sieve or a paper filter. Pour the cold brew concentrate into your Brew Cork Glass Cup, add ice or milk if desired, and enjoy. You can also store the concentrate in the fridge for up to a week.

  • Use coarse grounds to avoid over-extraction and bitterness.
  • Stir at the start and halfway through steeping for even extraction.
  • For a cleaner cup, double-filter if needed.

Tips for Using Your Cold Brew on the Go

The Brew Cork Glass Cup is travel-friendly, but cold brew can be messy if not handled right. To avoid leaks, ensure the lid is snapped on securely and consider carrying the cup upright in your bag. If you're commuting, you might also want to try the Boba Straw Lid for Glass Cup—it fits the Brew Cork Glass Cup and makes sipping cold brew with ice or boba easy.

For a refreshing iced drink, fill the cup with ice cubes before pouring in the cold brew. The glass keeps the drink cold without diluting quickly, and the cork sleeve prevents condensation from making your hands wet. If you're heading to a café, you can also ask for a cold brew in your cup—many shops now accept reusable cups.

  • Pre-chill your cup in the fridge before adding cold brew to keep it colder longer.
  • Use the Boba Straw Lid for Glass Cup for easy sipping with ice.
  • Clean your cup immediately after use to prevent staining.

Cleaning and Care for Your Brew Cork Glass Cup

After enjoying your cold brew, rinse the cup with warm water and mild soap. Avoid abrasive scrubbers that could scratch the glass. The cork sleeve can be wiped with a damp cloth and left to air dry. Do not soak the cork, as it may weaken over time.

For stubborn coffee stains, fill the cup with warm water and a teaspoon of baking soda, let it sit for 15 minutes, then scrub gently. Your Brew Cork Glass Cup will look as good as new.

  • Hand wash recommended to preserve the cork sleeve.
  • Use baking soda for stain removal.
  • Air dry upside down to prevent moisture buildup.

Making cold brew in your Brew Cork Glass Cup is simple, eco-friendly, and delicious. With the right ratio and a bit of patience, you'll have a smooth, refreshing coffee ready whenever you need it. Explore the Brew Cork Glass Cup to start your cold brew journey today.