Cold Brew Coffee Makers
Brew smoother, less acidic coffee at home with cold brew makers built for easy summer sipping. From classic immersion systems to compact countertop brewers and fast concentrate makers, these picks help you dial in rich flavor without a lot of fuss. If you want a wider range of chilled brew styles, explore our iced coffee makers. Craving café-style milk drinks instead? Take a look at our iced espresso machines.
FAQ
A cold brew coffee maker is designed to steep coffee grounds in cool water over several hours to create a smooth, concentrated brew. Most models use immersion brewing and a built-in filter system to make prep and cleanup easier than a DIY jar setup.
Yes. Cold brew is made without hot water, so it usually tastes smoother, rounder, and less acidic. Iced coffee is typically brewed hot and then chilled or poured over ice, which keeps more of the bright, classic brewed-coffee notes.
Choose a cold brew maker if you want smooth concentrate for make-ahead drinks and easy fridge storage. Choose an iced coffee maker if you prefer faster brewed coffee served cold. Choose an iced espresso machine if you want cold lattes, shaken espresso drinks, or iced Americanos at home.
Most traditional cold brew systems take about 12 to 24 hours, depending on your recipe and taste preference. Some newer brewers can make cold coffee concentrate much faster, which is handy when your coffee plans were a little... under-ice-ed.
Absolutely. Many cold brew coffee makers are built for batch brewing, so you can make concentrate ahead of time and keep it refrigerated for several days. That makes them a great fit for busy mornings, warm afternoons, and anyone who likes their coffee ready before they are.