Java House Cold Brew Coffee On Tap, (128 Fluid Ounce Box) Not a Concentrate, No Sugar, Ready to Drink Liquid (Colombian Roast)

I used to make my own cold brew, but when my dispenser broke, I decided to just switch to concentrates. I also got tired of dealing with all the grinds, so I wanted something premade or concentrated. I tried a couple of different cold brews available on Amazon, including the concentrate offered by Java house, in addition to several other brands’. Even when I made the cold brew according to the recommended ratio, the coffee was either watery, or had a gross taste to it. The Starbucks variety was fine, but overly expensive for what you got. Then I tried this boxed Columbia brew. It is a little more expensive than some of the concentrates, but given to you at the perfect concentration (imo, very strong even with ice. Coming from someone who drank 4 espressos a day before switching to cold brew). The taste is also WAY smoother, with a bold non-acidic flavor that can be enjoyed by itself or with milk. If you like to add a flavored creamer or syrup, it’s also smooth enough to not overpower that flavor It’s also incredibly convenient to just put in the fridge, and it lasts a little over a week for me (I drink about 1x 28 oz bottle a day). Definitely recommend

I personally like this product, Java House Brew Coffee on Tap. I keep it in the refrigerator & use it when I’m in a hurry. I have a percolator too which is the coffee I normally consume. But changing out the grounds for fresh coffee may take me a few days to get around to doing. So my fall back is this product; or if I’m in the mood for cold coffee this is a great product to use, imo. I like the flavor & can even heat it if I choose to do so.

I have purchased this cold brew on and off for years and it is a wonderful value. The quality is great and I have never had issues with delivery or damage. That being said... WHY does this coffee taste like Peanut Butter? Like, I'll drink it...but why does it taste like I am drinking peanut butter flavored coffee? It is incredibly bazaar. It is the only thing that throws me off. I am going to try and purchase a different roast type (from Java House) and see if it is maybe just the undertones of this particular bean; which can totally happen! We shall see. It is ok, it just isn't the preferred flavor profile I am looking for. Thought I would let others know that you are not crazy if you experience the same thing.

Great tasting coffee and so convenient in a traveler. Guests love it!

For my experience: it def came with a tap. I didn't see any leaks as of, yet. I got Dec 22nd( if I remember correctly) opened Dec 25th. I never saw any leakage. If something does happen will comment. This is my coffee / fun project. I am trying different brands and or cheaper brands. (Cheaper doesn't always mean better). My goal is to have coffee from home 5 days a week and then 2 days at Starbucks. Yes, I am Starbucks girl sorry I used to work there. Can be expensive over time. This isn't bad. Now, I can't add shots or anything to that nature (if u had a machine u could). Unless if u have creamer/syrups at home u could. I am an as is person. I like my coffee strong. Taste wise I am happy with this. I have a 16 oz fl cup. I am keeping track of how many cups that will hold bc I am trying to make sure that I don't break the bank. So, far very happy. If any change occur will comment Update: Jan 4th: I have pretty much every day. I am ready for a new one and I am getting the bigger one. I have noticed that when it's cold it's bitter and when it's room temperature it's fine. So, if bitter I use a pinch of sugar, that helps. It's pretty strong to my liking. Dependant on one's budget u might want cream or sugar to go with this if too strong