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An organic grocery-store concentrate from Guatemala, Colombia and Peru/Honduras that makes 64 oz of cold brew for $10.99.
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Last reviewed October 17, 2026 by the Coffee Reviews editors · How we score
An organic grocery-store concentrate from Guatemala, Colombia and Peru/Honduras that makes 64 oz of cold brew for $10.99.
A 32 oz bottle of USDA Organic cold-brew concentrate from a medium-roast blend of Guatemalan, Colombian and Peruvian or Honduran beans, steeped for 11+ hours. Chameleon describes notes of cocoa, shredded wheat and sweet molasses and recommends a 1:1 mix with water or milk, making about 5 iced or 10 hot servings. It is a long-running natural-foods staple and a favorite with Redditors who want strong, smooth cold brew at home.
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In the roaster’s words
“This medium roast blend with beans sourced from Guatemala, Colombia and Peru/Honduras has flavor notes of cocoa, shredded wheat and sweet molasses.”
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Cup score out of 10, weighted across five factors.
Strong and smooth when diluted; several Redditors and a YouTube reviewer rate it the best grocery concentrate, though others disagree.
USDA Organic, specialty-grade beans, steeped 11+ hours, with a one-line ingredient list.
About $1.10 per hot serving or $2.20 per iced serving at the direct price, good for an organic concentrate.
Organic certification plus country-level origins for the blend.
Loyal following on Reddit and long-running video coverage, including a top recommendation.
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“I have tried many. Only liked chameleon, concentrated cold brew.”
“A lot of the concentrates are just not great, like Chameleon.”
“It is the best tasting cold brew concentrate on the market.”
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For iced coffee, Chameleon suggests ice plus 6 oz concentrate and 6 oz water or milk; for hot coffee, 3 oz concentrate with 3 oz hot water or steamed milk. One bottle makes about 10 hot servings.
The concentrate is meant to be diluted, so one 32 oz bottle makes up to 64 oz of cold brew; the 10 oz ready-to-drink bottles are pre-diluted to drink straight.
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