Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States

Grady’s Cold Brew

Grady's Cold Brew

Designed by Tom Alberty | Country: United States

“New Orleans–style coffee concentrate that’s brewed and bottled by hand in Brooklyn, New York. Each batch is made by steeping a special blend of freshly roasted coffee and chicory in water overnight, then removing the grounds using a two-step filtration process. What’s left? A bold, velvety-smooth liquid concentrate that can be mixed with milk or water—served over ice or steaming hot.”

Grady's Cold Brew

Grady's Cold Brew

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Grady's Cold Brew

Designed by Tom Alberty | Country: United States

“New Orleans–style coffee concentrate that’s brewed and bottled by hand in Brooklyn, New York. Each batch is made by steeping a special blend of freshly roasted coffee and chicory in water overnight, then removing the grounds using a two-step filtration process. What’s left? A bold, velvety-smooth liquid concentrate that can be mixed with milk or water—served over ice or steaming hot.”

Grady's Cold Brew

Grady's Cold Brew

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