Kinto Capsule Cold Brew Maker
Size: 1 liter
If you love cold brew coffee and are in search of a more convenient, consistent way to brew it, then the Kinto Capsule is your friend.
Kinto makes exceptionally beautiful products and the Capsule is no different. The lid is unique, utilizing a "pop" design that comes slightly open when you pour and closes when it is sitting flat on the shelf. The fine mesh filter also does a great job of giving you the cleanest possible cold brew concentrate.
Speaking of "clean", it's also fairly easy to clean once you're done brewing. Just take out the mesh filter, rinse it off, and you're good to go.
Another thing we like: the Capsule provides a really useful amount of cold brew. Things like the Toddy make absolutely divine cold brew, but it makes A LOT of it. Your trusty French Press can double as an exceptional cold brew maker, but it's size can be a limiting factor. The Capsule is a happy medium - you can still get a few days worth of easy, on-the-go, refreshing cold brew without worrying about it going stale.
We recommend brewing with 80g of coffee and ~850ml of water and then diluting to taste. We think it especially shines with darker roasts.
Get our full step by step recipe:Kinto Capsule Cold Brew Maker Recipe |
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Learn More About Cold Brew Coffee:
- 5 Things to Know About Cold Brew Coffee
- Cold Brew-Off: Hario vs. Kinto vs. Toddy
- Cold Brew Blog Series: See every cold brew post!
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FAQ
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When you place an order from us, our highest priority is sending you the freshest coffee possible. You deserve it, and frankly so do our world class coffee producers and their coffees.
Read our blog on the benefits of fresh roasted coffee to learn more.
- If you order on Monday - Thursday before 3:00pm CST, your order will ship out the next business day.
- If you order on Monday - Thursday after 3:00pm CST, your order will ship out the day following the next business day. (ex: orders placed at 4:00pm CST on a Monday will ship on Wednesday).
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We offer three different grind sizes on the vast majority of our coffee offerings: drip, espresso, and French press.
- Use drip grind if you plan on making your coffee using a coffee machine, in a pour over brewer, or if you want to try a newer way to make your trusty French press.
- Use espresso grind if you have an espresso machine at home. This grind will be very fine and will over-extract (in other words, taste bitter and chalky) in other methods.
- Use French press grind if you are making a coffee in the more traditional French Press method, or making cold brew, or do very large batches in a Chemex (greater than 60 grams of coffee).
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Please visit our brewing page here. Coffee brewing is as much an art as it is a science, and it might take a few tries for you to find a sweet-spot that matches your taste preference. We recommend not getting too lost in the "right" way to brew, but instead focus on what you like and try to educate yourself on some best practices. And then just take it from there!
That said, we offer several how-to's for many popular brewers:
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Our blends run from medium-light to dark. You can get a full breakdown of the blends in our Blend Buying Guide.
Core Blends include:
700 is our medium-roast core espresso blend that also tastes great as drip.
Cafe Kaldi has been our house blend since 1994. It contains coffee from Ethiopia that gives it a touch of complexity.
Dancing Goats Blend is a little more developed and gives a bit bolder of a cup.
Highlander Grogg is a fan-favorite flavored coffee.