The Exchange | Cold Coffee Ep. 51
Shownotes
Takeaways
- The consumption of cold coffee has significantly increased.
- Cold coffee beverages have become a focal point for brands.
- Cold brew and iced coffee are distinct products.
- Coffee milk is a traditional beverage in Rhode Island.
- The market for cold coffee is expanding rapidly.
- Investment in cold coffee has surged in recent years.
- Cold brew production requires specific equipment and processes.
- The rules around cold brew are not clearly defined.
- The future of cold coffee looks bright with ongoing innovations. Cold coffee is a viable product that is here to stay.
- American coffee culture is often criticized for its reliance on sugar and artificial flavors.
- There is a growing demand for purist cold coffee products, especially from international markets.
- Espresso is considered the purest form of coffee, and its quality is paramount.
- Coffee can serve as an effective pre-workout beverage, tapping into the health and wellness market.
- The ready-to-drink coffee market is saturated, but there are still opportunities for unique branding.
- Innovative branding, like that of Liquid Death, can help coffee brands stand out in a crowded market.
- Cold brew coffee has distinct flavor profiles that differ from flash brewed coffee.
- There is potential for cold brew-only brands to thrive in the current market.
- Coffee businesses must acknowledge the public's love for cold coffee to succeed.
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