How to Make Iced Coffee That Actually Tastes Good

Posted by Nick Kuszniryk on

Tired of weak iced coffee that tastes like cold water? Same. At RIP Coffee Co., we make bold coffee blends for people who work hard and need real fuel…even when it’s cold fuel.

These easy iced coffee recipes are made for people who want strong, smooth flavour with no nonsense. Whether you're brewing at home, filling your travel mug, or chilling on the job site, these iced drinks are simple, fast, and actually taste like coffee.

Cold Brew Coffee with Vaquero Kick

If you want smooth, bold iced coffee with no bitterness, cold brew is the way to go. Vaquero Kick is one of the best coffees for cold brew thanks to its full-bodied flavour and natural strength.

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup coarsely ground Vaquero Kick
  • 4 cups cold filtered water
  • Large jar or French press
  • Ice
  • Optional: milk or sweetener

Instructions:

  1. Combine coffee and water in a jar.
  2. Stir, cover, and let it sit in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours.
  3. Strain the coffee into a clean container.
  4. Serve over ice. Add milk or sweetener if you want.

This cold brew method brings out bold flavour and keeps your caffeine strong all day.

Simple Iced Coffee with Campfire Blend

Looking for an easy iced coffee that still brings the heat? Campfire Blend gives a smoky, rich flavour that holds up even when poured over ice.

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup strong brewed Campfire Blend
  • Ice
  • Optional: maple syrup or milk

Instructions:

  1. Brew the coffee and let it cool.
  2. Pour over ice.
  3. Add syrup or milk if you like.

This is a great everyday iced coffee with a little outdoor edge.

Iced Espresso Using Nika Nuke

For high caffeine and big flavour in under a minute, try iced espresso with Nika Nuke. This espresso blend is smooth, rich, and packs a serious punch.

Ingredients:

Instructions:

  1. Brew two shots of espresso.
  2. Fill a cup with ice.
  3. Pour the espresso on top.
  4. Add a splash of milk or flavour if needed.

This is one of the fastest iced coffee drinks you can make and one of the strongest.

Iced Latte with Mombacho Lava Java

If you want something cool and smooth without losing strength, go for an iced latte made with Mombacho Lava Java. It’s a balanced blend that works perfectly for iced drinks.

Ingredients:

  • 1 cup strong brewed Mombacho Lava Java
  • ½ cup milk of your choice
  • Ice
  • Optional: sprinkle of cinnamon or drizzle of chocolate

Instructions:

  1. Brew and cool the coffee.
  2. Fill a cup with ice.
  3. Pour in coffee and milk.
  4. Add extras if you like.

This is an easy way to make iced coffee at home that still delivers bold flavour.

Make Coffee Ice Cubes

Want stronger iced coffee with no watered-down taste? Make coffee ice cubes using any of our bold blends.

How to Make:

  1. Brew a pot of coffee.
  2. Let it cool and pour into an ice cube tray.
  3. Freeze and use in any iced drink.

These cubes work great with any of the recipes above and keep your drink strong from start to finish.

Make Your Iced Coffee Stronger

The secret to good iced coffee is simple: start with bold, high-quality coffee. All RIP Coffee Co. blends are roasted for strength and flavour that hold up whether hot or cold.

If you are searching for the best coffee for iced coffee, start with:

  • Vaquero Kick for bold cold brew
  • Campfire Blend for smoky flavour
  • Nika Nuke for strong espresso over ice
  • Mombacho Lava Java for smooth, balanced iced lattes

These recipes are easy, fast, and strong—just like your day should be.

Ready to try one of our recipes? Check out our full line of bold coffee blends made for the grind and the chill!

← Older Post Newer Post →

Leave a comment

COFFEE & OIL

RSS

Which RIP Blend Fits Your Life Best? Find Your Fuel

There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to good coffee. Some days demand full-throttle firepower. Others call for a smooth cruise through a long shift. That’s...

Read more
coffee talk light coffee beans light roasts

WHY LIGHT ROASTS ARE AVOIDED YET BETTER

Hey there, Bean heads. It's time for a little coffee talk. It is apparent that some folks steer clear of light roasts because they think...

Read more