Bottling cold brew - how to preserve taste
I would like to bottle and sell cold brew coffee, but I have a couple of questions:
- How long can it stay good in a bottle? This is my biggest concern. Whenever we brew, it keeps well for a few days but the flavors begin to change after that. Does anyone have any ideas? Is there a way to stabilize - we don't want to use preservatives, but maybe there's an option I'm not aware of.
- How to bottle? All we know is that you have to use a licensed facility, which we are not. Does anyone have any experience finding one? Or maybe there's another option I'm not thinking of....
Any advice would be appreciated and thanks!
Mike
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Permalink Reply by Lisa Kettyle on
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Cuvée is doing some interesting things with nitrogen fed kegs. Outside of that, I'm not super knowledgeable about bottling. I always thought if it was airtight, it would keep for a little while without preservatives.
Great question and I'm looking forward to reading more answers in the post.
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