CCoFF00 #307

Docket No. 0307 · 307 of 999

Chapel Ledger

Cold Brew in a charcoal diner

UncommonLime Flood

A cold brew in a charcoal diner, #307 of 999. Lime Flood light, marble counter. Foam on the surface. Foam Crown. Special blend: Chipped. Scarce: Lime Flood. Uncommon, roast score 159.8.

The recipe

107 g · 859 g cold water · 14 h · 1:8

  1. Grind 107 g coarse — the texture of raw sugar — and stir it into 859 g of cold water until no dry grounds are left floating.
  2. Leave it 14 hours in the fridge. Longer is not stronger past a day, only heavier.
  3. Strain twice, the second time through paper, and serve over ice in the diner.
  4. Spoon the foam on last so it sits proud of the rim rather than folding in.
  5. Build the foam a centimetre above the rim and let it set for a moment before it travels.

Traits

CategoryValueShareCups%
VesselDiner15615.6%
GlazeCharcoal12512.5%
BrewCold Brew929.2%
PourFoam12712.7%
ToppingFoam Crown696.9%
MarkRing Stamp828.2%
CounterMarble14414.4%
AtmosphereLime Flood222.2%
Special BlendChipped626.2%

The record

Two hours of it, and it goes somewhere: 12 stretches, each with its own key, tempo and weather, running from an afternoon through the small hours and out the other side. Composed from the edition, like the picture — nothing is stored and nothing is streamed.

  1. 0:00Four in the afternoonHalf time · 69bpm
  2. 11:15The grinder warms upHalf time · 70bpm
  3. 24:18A long middleHalf time · 70bpm
  4. 32:26Steam on the glassLow and slow · 75bpm
  5. 42:01Wiping downLow and slow · 73bpm
  6. 51:29The last twoLow and slow · 74bpm
  7. 1:00:23Nine, and still hereLow and slow · 74bpm
  8. 1:09:35Small hoursHalf time · 68bpm
  9. 1:18:29Cold cupLow and slow · 75bpm
  10. 1:26:41The quiet partLow and slow · 74bpm
  11. 1:35:07Turning the signHalf time · 68bpm
  12. 1:48:19Beans onHalf time · 68bpm

Rarity

Grade
Uncommon
Roast score
159.8
Rank
237 of 999
Peak tier
Epic
Scarce
Lime Flood
Metadata
JSON

The edition is the only thing that reproduces this cup. Hand rollCup(307) to the engine and you get it back exactly — no image, no metadata, no database.