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Danes Cold Brew

by Staff Writer
June 30, 2016
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Danes Specialty Coffee has launched a line of cold brew coffees. Brewed in small batches at Danes’ Brookvale facility, Danes Specialty Coffee Cold Brew is made with a different single origin each day. It contains only natural ingredients – fresh specialty coffee and filtered water. It is available in 170-millilitre bottles, and lasts up to six weeks in the refrigerator.

Also in the line of cold brews is a 500-millilitre and a 750-millilitre bottle made with Danes’ award-winning Four Elements espresso blend, roasted specifically for cold brewing. For something different, Danes has also created a Nitro Four Elements Cold Brew, infused with nitrogen and carbon dioxide.

This Guinness-like cold brew is available commercially from the tap. Danes’ new line of cold brew coffee is the perfect way to expand beyond traditional café offerings.

For distributor enquiries visit www.danes.com.au or call 02 9938 4522.

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