How to make an ice coffee






coffee is simply delicious and deliciously simple! In fact, it takes the same length of time to make a cup of fresh coffee as it does a cup of tea, so there are no excuses. Grab your cafetière and a bag of Bewley’s fresh ground coffee and follow these simple steps to reach coffee heaven!

Step 1
Warm your cafetière using some hot tap water and let it sit for a minute before emptying it out. Add two dessertspoons or a level scoop of Bewley’s fresh ground coffee per person
Step 2
Pour in water just off the boil (equivalent to one mug per person) and stir to release all those fabulous flavours. Leave for 3-5 minutes to brew.
Step 3
Slowly plunge your coffee by pushing down on the centre shaft until the metal filter gently reaches the bottom of your cafetière.
Step 4
Pour your coffee then add milk and/or sugar to taste.
Step 5
 now pour this coffee in ice tray. and place back in  freezer and let it to cool and freezed....





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