6 Editor-Favorite Cold Brew Coffees We Keep Stocked in Our Kitchens

Grounds & Hounds is a popular coffee brand among our staff because of their amazing taste and the fact that a portion of proceeds from each purchase goes to help rescue animals across the country. Their cold brew in particular is a favorite for our commerce director, Mark, for whom it quickly became a morning go-to. It's a strong yet mellow roast with notes of dark chocolate, marshmallow, graham cracker, hazelnut, and vanilla bean, making it perfect for anytime sipping.

Brooklyn-based roaster Partners is also a Kitchn favorite — they even make an instant coffee we love! I got to try out these new cold brew pouches, and I couldn't believe how impressive the coffee was. It's genuinely the smoothest cold brew I've ever had. The bag comes with four pouches that each make about 22 ounces of concentrate. I also loved learning that each pouch is biodegradable and part of a zero-waste manufacturing chain. With packaging as charming as this bag, you can't help but smile in the morning.

We dubbed La Colombe the makers of our favorite cold brew last year as part of the annual Kitchn Essentials: Grocery Edition. We love the silky, bold cold brew that's now available in this convenient fridge pack. This gallon case has the delicious La Colombe dark-roasted Brazilian Single-Origin cold brew we love, and it will last in your fridge for up to two weeks. It would be the perfect item to stock up as an essential in your house when entertaining or to put in the fridge during a group getaway.

If you've ever had New Orleans-style chicory coffee, then you'll want to check out this cold brew pack from Grady's. It makes up to 36 servings and doesn't require a separate container for brewing — you can do it all in the same bag! It also comes with a handy pour spot, so it's perfect for storing in your fridge and having on-demand cold brew whenever you want. The chicory and spices make the coffee so flavorful you won't need to add anything except for your milk of choice.

Atlas Coffee Club is an editor-favorite subscription service for good reason: Their coffee is ethically sourced and features beans from a new country each month. While we've been enjoying their rich roasts for years, they recently announced a new cold brew subscription. You'll still receive coffee from a new country, plus 20 filters that you can fill with grounds to make your own cold brew modified to your taste preferences.

Jot is an ultra-concentrated coffee that takes just one tablespoon to make a cup. Each bottle contains organic coffee (choose between the original blend and dark roast blend) for up to 14 cups. Despite its strength, we also found it to be so smooth and on par with cold brew you'd get at a cafe. Their beans are directly sourced from Fair Trade Certified and sustainable farms in Central and South America. Not only can you use it for cold brew, but you can also use it to make hot coffee and espresso-style drinks.