Extracted at 2°C. For 22 Hours.
Seventy-nine thousand two hundred seconds. The duration is not arbitrary — it is the precise window between under-extracted bitterness and over-extracted astringency at 2 degrees Celsius. Time is the single variable that changes everything.
Jasmine, blueberry, citrus blossom. The floral complexity holds through 22 hours at 1.5°C in a way that would be destroyed by heat.
Bergamot, stone fruit, clean acidity. Concentrated expression only. Used in 26-hour protocol for maximum extraction at density.
Black currant, tomato, intense berry acidity. The cold process tames the aggressive acidity while preserving the fruit character.
At 1°C we observed a 34% reduction in caffeine extraction while retaining 91% of volatile aromatic compounds. The data suggests a viability window below standard cold brew temperatures.
An 18% reduction in grind particle size (from 900μm to 740μm) yielded a 23% increase in extraction yield at 2°C — but introduced significant astringency markers above 22 hours.
Comparing five water mineral profiles (50–200 ppm TDS) across identical Ethiopia Yirgacheffe batches. Magnesium concentration above 10 ppm consistently enhanced sweetness perception.
New batch releases, experiment results, extraction data. Delivered at the frequency you choose — like adjusting a dosing dial.