How To Make The Perfect Iced Coffee


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All caffeinated humans love a good, strong coffee, but in this hot weather, we crave something more refreshing, like an iced coffee. Making an iced coffee at home is the best option when you are in a hurry but need something cool and refreshing. In this 787 Coffee how-to guide, we'll show you how to make a delicious iced coffee!


What Do You Need?

  • 1 cup of your favorite brewed coffee

  • Ice cubes

  • Flavoring syrups or extracts (optional)


Step 1: Brew Your Coffee

Brew your favorite coffee in your favorite brewing method, you can use a drip coffee, moka pot, fresh press whatever is easier for you and depending on how much time you have

Step 2: Let Your Coffee Cool

To prevent watery coffee always let your coffee cool for some minutes so your ice cubes don’t melt at the moment of pouring it over

Step 3: Mix it All

Grab your favorite glass, fill it up with your coffee, milk if you like and add the flavor of your choice. You can even use 787 coffee homemade sauces like coquito, horchata, or tres leches.

Step 4: ENJOY!

your iced coffee si ready, refreshing, ful of caffeine and flavor!


To summarize

Making coffee at home doesn't have to be difficult or time-consuming. You can easily make your favorite coffee at home using a few simple steps and materials. Have fun making your iced coffee, experiment with different flavors, and enjoy!

Stay caffeinated and motivated.

5 lb Single Origin Coffee — Puerto Rico Supremo, Mexico, or Colombia
from $188.00

5 lb Single Origin Coffee Beans — Puerto Rico Supremo, Mexico, or Colombia

The Big Bag is 5 lb of single origin specialty coffee from one place, never blended, roasted to order and shipped free. Choose Puerto Rico Supremo grown on our own farm, or single origin Mexico or Colombia, in whole bean or ground. It's the same coffee we serve in our 34 cafés across New York, New Jersey, Texas, Puerto Rico, Mexico City, and Miami, in a bag built for people who make a lot of coffee.

Why buy a 5 lb bag of coffee

A 5 lb bag makes about 150 to 200 cups. That's a month or more for most households and two to three weeks for an office of ten. Buying coffee in bulk means a better price per pound than 12 oz bags, fewer boxes at your door, and no more running out on a Wednesday morning. Every Big Bag ships free and comes in a resealable zipper bag with a one-way valve, so the beans stay fresh from the first cup to the last.

If you brew for an office, a restaurant, a church, a studio, a fire station, or a house full of coffee drinkers, this is the bag.

Three single origins. You pick.

Single origin means every bean in the bag comes from one farm or one growing region, with full traceability. No blending, no mystery beans. Choose your origin at checkout:

Puerto Rico Supremo — Our flagship. Grown at 3,000 feet on Hacienda Iluminada, our own farm in Maricao, Puerto Rico, and honey-processed for natural sweetness. Smooth medium roast with notes of dark chocolate, buttery caramel, citrus, and honey. Naturally low in acidity, the way Puerto Rican coffee is known for. $38 per pound.

Mexico — Single origin Mexican coffee we source directly from [region] and roast in small batches. [Roast level] with notes of [tasting notes]. A smooth, balanced daily cup that works in any brewer. $__ per pound.

Colombia — Single origin Colombian coffee from [region]. [Roast level] with notes of [tasting notes]. Full-bodied and dependable, the classic choice for offices and drip brewers. $__ per pound.

Why 787 Coffee is different

Less than 1% of coffee shops in the world own a farm. We do. Our Puerto Rican coffee is not imported. We grow it, harvest it, process it, roast it, and serve it ourselves, which is what farm-to-cup means at 787 Coffee. That's the quality that earned us #3 Best Coffee Shop in New York City and #32 in North America on the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2026.

Roasted to order. Every bag is roasted in small batches after you order and ships within days. You get a roast date, not a best-by date, and you'll never receive coffee that sat in a warehouse.

Specialty grade. Our coffee is specialty-grade Arabica, the top tier of coffee sold anywhere in the world.

Sustainably sourced. Every bag supports coffee-growing communities in Puerto Rico, Mexico, and Colombia.

When you buy this bag, you plant a coffee tree. Every 5 lb bag funds one new tree at Hacienda Iluminada in Maricao, so your morning coffee is growing the next harvest.

Whole bean or ground

Whole bean stays freshest if you have a grinder. If you don't, we grind to order for your brewer:

  • Drip — medium grind for automatic drip coffee makers, airpots, and commercial brewers

  • Espresso — fine grind for espresso machines

  • French press — coarse grind for French press and cold brew

Not sure? Choose whole bean. It keeps longer, and any grinder will do.

Made for offices, cafés, and big households

The Big Bag is our most popular size for workplaces. Set up a subscription and it arrives on your schedule at 7% off every delivery, with no contract, and you can pause or cancel anytime. Cafés and restaurants ordering regularly can apply for wholesale pricing on our wholesale page.

It also makes a serious gift for the coffee drinker who has everything.

How to store 5 lb of coffee

Keep it in the resealable bag with the zipper closed, away from heat, light, and moisture. Don't refrigerate or freeze it. Coffee is at its best within a month of the roast date, which is why we roast to order instead of stocking shelves.

Specifications

  • Size: 5 lb (80 oz / 2.27 kg)

  • Type: 100% single origin specialty-grade Arabica

  • Origins: Puerto Rico (Hacienda Iluminada, Maricao), Mexico, Colombia

  • Roast: Medium (Puerto Rico Supremo); [Mexico]; [Colombia]

  • Process: Honey-processed (Puerto Rico Supremo)

  • Grind: Whole bean, drip, espresso, or French press

  • Packaging: Resealable zipper bag with one-way valve

  • Shipping: Free, roasted to order

  • Subscription: Save 7% on every delivery

Frequently asked questions

How many cups of coffee does a 5 lb bag make?
About 150 to 200 cups, depending on how strong you brew. At 2 tablespoons per cup, most households get 4 to 6 weeks. An office of 10 goes through it in 2 to 3 weeks.

Is this a blend?
No. Every Big Bag is 100% single origin. You choose one origin and that's the only coffee in the bag.

What is the best coffee to buy online in bulk?
Coffee that's roasted to order by the people who grow it. The Big Bag is grown on our own farm in Puerto Rico, roasted after you order, and shipped within days, which is what makes fresh coffee taste fresh.

What does Puerto Rican coffee taste like?
Smooth, full-bodied, and low in acidity, with notes of dark chocolate, caramel, honey, and subtle citrus. Puerto Rico Supremo is honey-processed, meaning the sweet fruit mucilage stays on the bean while it dries in the sun, so the sugars go into the coffee.

Which origin should I choose?
Puerto Rico Supremo for our signature farm-grown coffee. Mexico and Colombia are smooth, dependable daily drinkers that work well for offices and larger groups.

Is 787 Coffee specialty coffee?
Yes. Our coffee is specialty-grade Arabica, and 787 Coffee is ranked #3 in New York City on the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops 2026.

How much is it per pound?
Puerto Rico Supremo is $38 per pound. Mexico is $__ and Colombia is $__. Every 5 lb bag ships free.

Is a 5 lb bag good for an office?
Yes. It's our most popular size for offices, cafés, and restaurants. Subscribe and it arrives on a schedule at 7% off.

Whole bean or ground?
Whole bean if you have a grinder. Otherwise choose the grind for your brewer: drip, espresso, or French press.

Do you ship fresh?
Yes. Every bag is roasted to order and ships within days of roasting.

Can I subscribe?
Yes. Subscriptions save 7% on every delivery, and you can pause or cancel anytime.

What happens when I buy this bag?
You plant a tree. Every 5 lb bag funds one new coffee tree at Hacienda Iluminada, our farm in Maricao, Puerto Rico.

Do you offer wholesale?
Yes. Cafés and restaurants can apply on our wholesale page.

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