- GRADY’S COLD BREW, New Orleans Style, 100% Arabica Ground Coffee & Chicory Pouches, All-in-One Cold Brew Kit with 12 Easy-to-Brew Beans Bags, Makes 36 drinks

This has replaced my morning coffee. I add my protein drink as a creamer. The taste is full bodied taste and great on ice. Love be the bag and convenience spout. So easy to make!

The packs of coffee it comes with make it so easy and it tastes so good with it's organic flavor. It is ready to drink in 8 hours even though it says wait overnight. The cool, smooth, and strong quality is amazing. I have bought three or four different types of cold brew coffee that is coarsely ground, and used it as an organic bleding container like the $100 pitchers. I put it in cold coffee filter bags of my own mixtures of ground beans in a course cut, dropped them in this foil pouch, use the ziplock, and reused it which is a very rare for an item that is very clearly meant to be thrown away. And you could definitely blend different types of coffee in the bag itself as long as you buy a pack of cold brew filter bags, and the spout make them blend nicely as they pour into a cup... it's a great thing to have in your refrigerator in the summer. Versatility A+ and I love it's cold brewed organic blend.

We’ve tried so many cold brews over the years, and nothing compares to Grady’s. The flavor is smooth, rich, and never bitter. We make a batch every week and it’s become part of our daily routine. It’s super easy to brew, keeps well in the fridge, and tastes just as good black as it does with a splash of milk. We’ve been drinking it every single day for years and honestly can’t imagine switching.

My first attempt at cold brewing coffee did not go at all wonderful and for a while I was timid of attempting cold brewing again. But in the hot weather a nice iced coffee really hits the spot, and of course eventually you start thinking if you made your own you can save some money from buying the ready made stuff. Came across this kit in my search, it was highly and seemed to tick all the right boxes (flavorful, easy to make, minimum mess, etc) and had the added advantage of being its own brewing and dispensing system - no need to commit to any special gadgets. Perfect for newbies!! Basically you get a large resealable dispenser pouch complete with nozzle, with 12 sealed filter bags of grounds inside. Put 4 bags into the pouch and add your cool filtered water, seal and allow to 'brew' a minimum of 12hrs in the fridge. At the end of your brewing period, remove the filter bags and reseal the pouch, making sure you squeeze as much of the air out as you can. It says that the concentrate will keep for up to two weeks but ours barely lasted the week. We kept as close as we could to the 12hr brew and mix it 1:1 with milk or with ice and creamer.

I absolutely love my cold brew coffee and usually hit the coffee shop every morning...but no more! I am really surprised at how smooth it taste, and that I was able to make it at home, I'm saving tons of money. However, I'm not impressed with the pouch, I don't like that you can't see the contents inside or how much is left, and the spout is very hard to operate. I'll buy the coffee again, but find another container solution.

I first found a can of Grady's at HomeGoods and gave it a try. I've never been to NoLA, so I didn't know what it should taste like, but I just knew it was GOOD cold brew! I like call kinds of coffee and this had a distinct flavor - smooth, dark and delicious! I immediately searched on Amazon and found this unique brew bag. I was skeptical and thought I might have coffee all of the fridge but I've barely had a drip! I'm really impressed by the tap system! I stupidly tried to fill up the bag with additional water so that it was no longer "concentrate" but ready-to-drink cold brew and ended up spilling coffee all over the kitchen! Lesson learned! Don't fill past the indicated line! I'm reordering today. So, as many people have indicated, it does seem a little pricey, $30 for 12 bags. But, This kit lasted me about a month and I drink a tumbler with a straw every morning. Not bad, especially when you consider what I could have spent at Dunkin' or Starbucks. It's really about $1 a day and you can't beat that. Plus, you control the strength, the amount of ice, cream and sugar. For a super special treat, shake up about a half up of diluted cold brew with a tablespoon or two of sweetened condensed milk and some ice. Shake until your arm is going to fall off. It's called a shakerato. It's delicious, but definitely a treat!

I tried for years experimenting with different concentrates (Jot was the best one I tried) and bags (was using Bizzy for some time before deciding I could do better) and I finally settled on Grady's and have been using it for months happily. And I admit to being picky (snobby?) about my cold brew. So much that I never imagined a better cold brew than those brewed at legit local Seattle coffe shops. I was still buying them at $6 or $7 a pop 2-3 x per week so I could find that familiar fine cold brew taste to augment my decent at home coffee experience. I now never feel the need to go find a better cup to scratch that itch anymore. At first i was still "treating" myself to a cold brew from Seattle Coffee works, Fiore, Milstead or Venture -and even Pete's is pretty decent if youre only choice is a chain- but i absolutely dont feel like those options are any better than Grady's anymore. My guests that try it also agree that its good coffee. And it's saving me a ton of $$. Easy prep. I'm a disabled wheelchair user and feel like throwing 2 bags in a pitcher filled with water is way easier than dosing concentrate into individual cups every morning. I leave the slow brewing pitcher on the counter for several hours before placing in the refrigerator overnight and the results are solid and consistent.

Love it! Taste great and so easy to make! A lil pricey, but not when you break it down and compare to what you pay at a coffee shop or even a gas station. It’s worth it!