Espresso and Cappuccino are two types of Italian coffee. Both the coffee are different in every way possible. Espresso is a coffee concentration giving a strong, bold and bitter flavour. It is preferred by coffee drinkers who enjoy a kick of energy in a coffee shot. Cappuccino is much more subtle. It offers a well-balanced and creamy coffee which is appreciated by many because of its flavour and sweetness. Cappuccino uses espresso as a base and further milk and foam are added to it. Espresso on the other hand is prepared by using coffee grounds and brewing it with hot water. 

India is a major coffee exporter and it is known for the best quality coffee. There are two types of coffee cultivated in India- Arabica and Robusta. Arabica coffee offers sweet, smooth, flavourful, less acidic and low caffeine content coffee. Arabica is popular among cold brew lovers and coffee enthusiasts who enjoy a balanced cup of coffee. 

Robusta coffee is all a bold coffee lover needs. It offers boldness and earthy notes of coffee making it the perfect kick of coffee in the morning with its 2.7% caffeine content. 

Arabica coffee is grown mostly in Coorg and Nilgiris while Robusta is grown in Chikmagalur and Wayanad. The possibilities are endless to explore these two types of coffee. You can choose your preferred type of coffee based on how sweet or bold you like your coffee. 

India is the 6th largest coffee producer in the world. A total of 3,50,000 metric tons of coffee is produced each year in India. Baba Budan brought coffee from Yemen in  the 16th century and sowed it in Chandragiri, Karnataka. Since then coffee production has been widespread in South India. Major coffee producing states include Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh. These coffee producing states have two variants of coffee, Arabica and Robusta. Coffee from Karnataka is known for its chocolatey notes, Kerala’s coffee offers nutty sweetness, Tamil Nadu offers fruity notes and Andhra Pradesh will surprise you with its floral notes. 

Cold brew is steeped in cold water for 12-24 hours offering a smoother, less acidic brew along with a coffee concentrate that offers natural sweetness. For a successful cold brew, use coarsely ground coffee, filtered water, a 1:4 coffee-to-water ratio and an ideal temperature of 2-10 °C. Cold brew can be served neat and it can be diluted with water or milk. You can even spice up your brews by making a cold brew. Cold brew lasts for up to 2 weeks when refrigerated and can be enjoyed fresh.

Dive into the world of cold brew flavour. Well, you know the flavours but do you know the tales; and for our future customers, we just have one thing to say; to know the taste, know what it has to say to you first. What do Single Malt, Comfort, and After Party have to say to you?

"Life is too short for bad coffee and dull workouts!" - Caffeine Enthusiast

Ever wondered if your favourite cold brew could be more than just a delightful caffeine fix? For all the coffee lovers out there, maybe it’s time to welcome a new pre-workout drink. Brace yourself for a revelation - cold brew might just be the game-changer your workout routine needs. In this article, we'll delve into the scientific evidence supporting the idea of cold brew as a pre-workout drink. We'll also explore the recommended quantity, timing, and type of cold brew to be had before a workout. Beyond that, let's uncover the benefits cold brew brings to different types of workouts, from strength training to cardio and everything in between. 

The Science Behind the Buzz

The secret lies in the chemistry of caffeine and its interaction with your body. Cold brew, with its concentrated yet smooth brew, allows for a gradual release of caffeine, offering sustained energy throughout your workout. Studies suggest that caffeine enhances physical performance by increasing adrenaline levels, which can be particularly beneficial for endurance and high-intensity exercises. So, it's not just a buzz – there's a scientific symphony at play when you sip on that cold brew before hitting the gym.

Benefits for Every Workout

Cold brew emerges as a valuable ally in your fitness journey, delivering a powerful boost to focus and alertness, essential for conquering challenging repetitions in your strength training regimen. For cardio enthusiasts, the inherent caffeine kick in cold brew becomes a game-changer, elevating your heart rate and optimizing overall performance during those intense, heart-pounding sessions. The adaptability of cold brew proves to be a key asset, seamlessly integrating into various workout routines and catering to your unique fitness requirements. With its versatile qualities, cold brew solidifies its status as a go-to companion for those seeking an invigorating and customized fuel to enhance their physical endeavours.

Sip, Sweat, Repeat: How to have cold brew before a workout?

Timing is everything. For optimal results, consider sipping your cold brew roughly 30-60 minutes before your workout. This allows for caffeine absorption and ensures you hit the gym at the peak of its effects. As for the quantity, a moderate dose – around 6 ounces should do the trick (1 bottle of Breww 47 being the perfect match for that). Should you add milk? While it's a matter of personal preference, it is suggested that black cold brew provides a more direct caffeine hit. Experiment to find what suits your palate and workout routine best.

In conclusion, elevate your workout experience by embracing the cold brew revolution. It's not just a beverage; it's a ritual, a preparation for the physical feats ahead. Breww 47, with its unparalleled charm, invites you to embark on a journey where every sip is a step closer to your fitness goals. Embrace the brewtiful synergy of cold brew and exercise – your body and taste buds will thank you. Cheers to a more exhilarating workout experience!

SUMMARY-

Cold brew is a great pre-workout drink giving you all the strength you need. Unleashes the scientific benefits with the gradual release of caffeine, offering sustained energy during workouts. Studies suggest caffeine enhances performance through increased adrenaline levels. For strength training, cold brew boosts focus; Pilates benefits from sustained energy, and cardio enthusiasts benefit from the elevated heart rate. Optimal timing is 30-60 minutes pre-workout, with a recommended 6 ounces. The milk debate is subjective, experiment based on preference. In conclusion, Breww 47 stands out as the ultimate choice, turning your workout into a flavourful, invigorating experience.