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Saw a coffee shop in Cincinnati use a mason jar for their cold brew tap

I was at a place called The Daily Grind last Friday and they had their cold brew coming out of a big glass jar with a spigot on the counter. The barista said it helps them see the brew level and keeps it cold longer than their old metal keg. Has anyone else seen a setup like this, and does it really make a difference in taste?
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grace_bailey34
Seriously? That sounds like a gimmick to me. Glass lets in light which can mess with the coffee over time, and a metal keg would actually keep it colder. I'd bet money you wouldn't taste any real difference.
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samf95
samf951mo agoTop Commenter
I used to think the same thing until I tried it side by side. The glass actually makes a huge difference in flavor, it's way smoother.
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