Advertisement

Brooklyn Magazine Logo
(More)
(Less)
Brooklyn Magazine Logo Menu
Close
Arts & Leisure Community & Commerce Food & Drink Podcasts & Video
About Contact Advertise Privacy

Brooklyn Magazine

|

All rights reserved

Instagram icon Instagram icon Instagram icon Instagram icon Twitter icon Twitter icon Twitter icon Twitter icon

Menu

Close

Arts & Leisure Community & Commerce Food & Drink Podcasts & Video
About Contact Advertise Privacy
Instagram icon Instagram icon Instagram icon Instagram icon Twitter icon Twitter icon Twitter icon Twitter icon
Uncategorized |

Apr 3, 2013

10 of the Greatest Iced Coffees in Brooklyn

By Brooklyn Magazine

icecoffee.jpg

Oh, man. The sun is shining! It also stays light past like 8pm now! The vernal equinox is officially behind us. And yet, it’s still freezing and kind of terrible out. So what, then, are we to do? How can we usher in sort-of-spring, almost-summer, awkward in-between time without dressing inappropriately and putting our corporeal selves at risk? By diving head-first into iced coffee, that’s how.

But iced coffee is sort of an irritating thing to make at home, and anyway, it’s fun to have a to-go container of ice to rattle around for a few hours after the actual coffee is gone. But what, exactly, makes an iced coffee worth your $2-$3? Well, simple syrup instead of regular grainy sugar, first and foremost. We’re not cretins. But there’s also ice ratio, milk ratio, strength of brew, and method of cup-sweat protection to take into consideration. It’s a lot, basically. And not everyone gets it right! But a lot of places do, and they should be celebrated for it. As such, here’s an arbitrarily (but lovingly) selected collection of the best.

You might also like curly linecurly linecurly line

Interview with 2018 NBCC Biography Award Finalist Edmund Gordon

Arts & Leisure

Arts & Leisure

Interview with 2018 NBCC Biography Award Finalist Edmund Gordon

30 Under 30, Class of ’18: Hannah Pyper, Product Marketing Manger for Planned Parenthood

Community & Commerce

Community & Commerce

30 Under 30, Class of ’18: Hannah Pyper, Product Marketing Manger for Planned Parenthood

Eastwick: A Taste of Home

Food & Drink

Food & Drink

Eastwick: A Taste of Home

Brooklyn Magazine

|

All rights reserved

About | Advertise | Contact | Privacy
page corner page corner page corner