GRADYS COLD BREW 12-Bundle Bean Bags - New Orleans Style Cold Brew
GRADYS COLD BREW 12-Bundle Bean Bags - New Orleans Style Cold Brew
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Our review of GRADYS COLD BREW 12-Bundle Bean Bags finds this pack ideal for home cold-brew lovers who want authentic New Orleans flavor without a complicated setup. The single biggest reason to buy is convenience: twelve bundles of four 2oz bean bags make up to 144 drinks of ready-to-dilute concentrate that simply steep in cold water overnight. For anyone who drinks cold brew regularly and values a rich, slightly sweet, chicory-forward profile, this product delivers bar-quality concentrate with minimal effort.
Key Features
- Flavor blend: 100% Arabica coffee mixed with imported French chicory and a touch of spice gives a naturally sweeter, fuller tasting cold brew than plain coffee.
- All-natural ingredients: The formula is sugar-free, vegan, low calorie, non-GMO, and gluten-free, so it fits a wide range of diets.
- Simple brewing: Bean bags steep in cold water for 12-24 hours and require no special equipment, which saves time and avoids messy filters.
- Concentrate storage: Brewed concentrate keeps in the fridge for up to two weeks as stated, making it convenient for weekday mornings or entertaining.
- Value pack: Twelve bundles with four bean bags each yield about 144 servings of concentrate at roughly $1 per drink compared with cafe prices.
Who It's For
This product is best for cold-brew drinkers who want a pronounced New Orleans-style profile with chicory and spice, plus the convenience of preportioned bean bags. It suits busy households and people who prefer making concentrate ahead of time to pour over ice, dilute with water, or mix with milk.
People who want single-serve hot coffee, ultra-durable brewing bags, or a caffeine-free beverage should look elsewhere; customers have noted occasional rip resistance issues with the bags, so those expecting industrial-strength packaging may prefer a different format.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Authentic New Orleans taste from a 100% Arabica and French chicory blend that is smooth and less bitter.
- Extremely easy to use: steep the bean bags in cold water and refrigerate the concentrate.
- Diet-friendly and natural: sugar-free, vegan, low calorie, non-GMO, and gluten-free.
- High value: the 12-bundle kit stretches to many servings, lowering per-drink cost versus cafes.
Cons
- Some users report occasional rip resistance issues with the bean bags, so careful handling while brewing is recommended.
Specifications
| Product style | New Orleans Style cold brew bean bags |
| Contents per bundle | 4 bean bags, 2oz each |
| Bundled quantity | 12 bundles (48 bean bags) |
| Servings | Makes about 144 servings of concentrate |
| Ingredients | 100% Arabica coffee, imported French chicory, spice |
| Dietary | Sugar-free, vegan, low calorie, non-GMO, gluten-free |
| Made in | New York City |
Our Verdict
For regular cold-brew drinkers who want an authentic, chicory-forward New Orleans profile and extreme convenience, this 12-bundle kit is excellent value. It produces a strong, smooth concentrate that stores well in the fridge and stretches to many servings, though buyers should handle the bags gently due to occasional durability reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long should I steep a bean bag?
Steep in cold water for 12-24 hours for best results; longer yields stronger concentrate.
How long does brewed concentrate keep?
Brewed concentrate should be refrigerated and stays good for up to two weeks, per the product details.
Can I compost the used bean bags?
Yes, used bean bags can be disposed of or composted as they contain grounds and natural fibers.
Editor's Take
This 12-bundle GRADYS COLD BREW kit is great for regular cold-brew drinkers seeking a New Orleans chicory flavor and excellent convenience; it makes many servings of smooth concentrate at good value, though bag durability can be variable.

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