"brewing coffee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write, "I woke up early this morning to the smell of freshly brewing coffee."
Each plantation takes a different approach to brewing coffee.
A crowd had gathered there, and the staff was brewing coffee.
On Diner's Journal he'll be answering readers' questions about brewing coffee and tea, hot or cold.
(In: brewing coffee at home and flying coach. Out: Starbucks and first class).
My only luxury was a small gas burner for brewing coffee.
Hotel cooks are brewing coffee from organic sources and preparing healthier so-called functional foods.
Now a couple of places in New York are not only cold-brewing coffee, but also selling it in 64-ounce growlers.
The ideal way to wake up, of course, is the way we always did in the Rockies: to the aroma of fresh-brewing coffee and sizzling bacon.
There are a variety of specialized devices for cold-brewing coffee, including showy ones that pass water very slowly through the grounds, drop by drop, and plain functional ones in which the coffee is left to infuse in all the water overnight, then the brew drained from the grounds.
The home-brewing coffee aficionados of 1970s Seattle loved it, and demand had grown sufficiently by decade's end that a curious Howard Schultz – then the general manager of their filter supplier, Hammarplast – paid a visit to No.1912 Pike Place to watch this booming small business in action.
Some of those products, like a new ice maker and machine for cold-brewing coffee, have had success and actually made it to market.
