Brezi Cold

Very.

Brezi includes built-in brewing modes for beginners, while advanced users can fine-tune parameters if desired.

The coffee and water pathways are separated, and after brewing, the filter cup can be removed and rinsed—no complex disassembly required.

Yes.

Brezi removes the inconveniences of traditional cold brew—long wait times, planning ahead, and inconsistent results—making fresh cold brew available anytime, on demand.

For many users, especially in warmer months, it becomes the most frequently used coffee machine at home.

Brezi is a temperature-controlled cold brew system, not an iced coffee maker.

At its core is a compact, high-precision thermal control module that can raise the brewing temperature to 70 °C (158 °F) within seconds, then rapidly lower it to 5 °C (41 °F).

This allows Brezi to activate coffee through a brief hot bloom, then immediately switch to a precisely controlled cold drip.

Unlike iced coffee, which relies on hot extraction and ice, Brezi controls temperature, flow rate, and timing throughout the entire brew—producing a true cold-brew flavor profile in minutes instead of hours.

Most people describe it as sitting between cold drip coffee and iced pour-over.

The result is a clean, clear, and bright cup, without the heaviness or muted flavors often found in long-steeped cold brew.

Brezi doesn’t rely on long immersion.

A brief hot bloom activates the coffee structure first, followed by low-temperature slow dripping to complete extraction efficiently and consistently.