A customer ordering a Cold Brew is requesting which type of drink?

A Cold Brew is specifically a type of coffee drink that is made by steeping coarsely ground coffee in cold water for an extended period, typically 12 to 24 hours. This brewing method results in a smooth and rich coffee concentrate that is served cold, often over ice. Therefore, the term "brewed" in this context correctly identifies the category of the drink, as it is made through a brewing process, distinguishing it from other types of drinks that may be prepared differently, such as steamed beverages or those that are simply chilled or iced without the brewing step.

While "iced" could also describe the serving temperature of a Cold Brew, it does not encompass the significant aspect of how the drink is made—through the brewing process. Similarly, the mention of "caffeinated" applies to most coffee drinks but is not specific enough to identify the Cold Brew's unique attributes. Thus, recognizing it as a brewed drink is the most accurate characterization.