Looking for a great cold brew that can save you time and better control your inventory? Wandering Bear Cold Brew Concentrate may be the answer!

Made from 100% Organic coffees from Peru, Mexico, and Nicaragua, this 8:1 cold brew concentrate comes in an easy-to-dispense, shelf-stable bag in a box format.

Use it in your blended coffee frappes, lattes, or standard cold brew. Check out a few recipes below!

Classic Cold Brew

• 1 oz Wandering Bear Cold Brew Super Concentrate
• 8 oz water

1. Fill a 12 oz cup with ice.
2. Add Wandering Bear and water.
3. Mix well.

Chai, lattes, and cocktails can all be perfectly seasonal in the summer when made with ice, fresh ingredients, and lighter flavors that transform them into refreshing treats perfect for warm weather.

Lavender Chai

• 2 oz Minor Figures Chai
• 4 oz Minor Figures Oat Milk
• 1 oz Routin 1883 Lavender Syrup

1. In a 16 oz glass with ice, combine all ingredients and stir well.
2. Garnish with dried lavender if desired.

Iced drinks are a powerhouse for coffee shops, offering a refreshing and flexible coffee experience as well as fruity options. And when the heat is on, iced drinks are a sure bet for pulling in more customers. Plus, a diverse lineup of iced drinks broadens your shop's appeal to a spectrum of patrons.

Try these recipes from Lotus, Monin and Routin — or experiment with the ingredient ratios below to create your own signature drinks.

Help your customers enjoy a special treat this Valentine's Day—or share one with someone special! We have sweet recipe ideas, no matter how you celebrate.

Try these recipes that add a little spice and a warming, flavorful effect to your usual hot or iced coffee drinks. Your customers will love them! 

Cold brew coffee and iced coffee are the superstar summer drinks in coffeehouses around the world — but they don't disappear in the winter. A Dunkin Donuts poll showed that 56% of folks believe it's never too cold for an iced coffee. Maybe they just wear gloves?

Still, some are torn between the two brewing methods. Here we’ll break down the differences between cold brew and iced coffee.