Quick answerFor a quick iced coffee, brew double-strength coffee straight over ice. Put 140 g of ice in your carafe, then brew 20 g of medium-fine Yemeni coffee with 160 g of hot water through a pour-over or AeroPress. The ice melts to the right strength and locks in aroma.
This "Japanese-style" iced coffee is ready in minutes and tastes brighter than cold brew.
Steps
- Fill the carafe or glass with 140 g ice.
- Grind 20 g coffee medium-fine.
- Brew with 160 g water at 94°C over the ice.
- Swirl, pour over fresh ice and enjoy.
Flavor ideas
- Add a few drops of rose water or a pinch of cardamom.
- Sweeten with simple syrup or date syrup (sugar dissolves poorly in cold coffee).
- Top with cold milk or oat milk.
Frequently asked questions
Can I just chill hot coffee?
You can, but it often tastes flat. Brewing over ice keeps more aroma.
Iced coffee or cold brew?
Iced coffee is brighter and quick; cold brew is smoother and needs overnight steeping.
Which coffee is best iced?
Haraaz Fair Value brings bright fruit; Mocha Yemeni gives chocolatey depth.
Stay cool with Al-Aqeeq Yemeni coffee.

