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Pour-Over: Glass Chemex

  1. Heat water in a kettle. Weigh 45 grams of whole bean coffee and grind medium to coarse.
  2. Place paper filter in the pour-over carafe and rinse filter thoroughly. Dispose of rinse water.
    TIP: This prevents paper taste.
  3. Pour the ground coffee into the filter. Begin pour-over by slowly wetting grounds in the center until all grounds have been wetted.
    TIP: Adding this amount of water allows for a perfect bloom, which ensures even water dispersion.
  4. Wait 30-60 seconds for coffee to bloom. Continue adding water in stages. Total brew time should be 4-5 minutes and brew volume should be 700ml of water (700g if a brew scale is used).
    TIP: Avoid the sides of the filter when pouring and pour in a circular motion.
  5. Makes about 2-3 cups. Enjoy.
    TIP: Let sit for a couple of minutes for best taste.
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Pour-Over: V60 or Wave Dripper

  1. Heat water in a kettle. Weigh 45 grams of whole bean coffee and grind medium to coarse.
  2. Place paper filter in the pour-over carafe and rinse filter thoroughly. Dispose of rinse water.
    TIP: This prevents paper taste.
  3. Pour the ground coffee into the filter. Begin pour-over by slowly wetting grounds in the center until all grounds have been wetted.
    TIP: Adding this amount of water allows for a perfect bloom, which ensures even water dispersion.
  4. Wait 30-60 seconds for coffee to bloom. Continue adding water in stages. Total brew time should be 4-5 minutes and brew volume should be 700ml of water (700g if a brew scale is used).
    TIP: Avoid the sides of the filter when pouring and pour in a circular motion.
  5. Makes about 2-3 cups. Enjoy.
    TIP: Let sit for a couple of minutes for best taste.
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French Press

  1. Heat water in a kettle. Weigh 45 grams of whole bean coffee and grind medium to coarse.
  2. Place paper filter in the pour-over carafe and rinse filter thoroughly. Dispose of rinse water.
    TIP: This prevents paper taste.
  3. Pour the ground coffee into the filter. Begin pour-over by slowly wetting grounds in the center until all grounds have been wetted.
    TIP: Adding this amount of water allows for a perfect bloom, which ensures even water dispersion.
  4. Wait 30-60 seconds for coffee to bloom. Continue adding water in stages. Total brew time should be 4-5 minutes and brew volume should be 700ml of water (700g if a brew scale is used).
    TIP: Avoid the sides of the filter when pouring and pour in a circular motion.
  5. Makes about 2-3 cups. Enjoy.
    TIP: Let sit for a couple of minutes for best taste.
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Aeropress

  1. Heat water in a kettle. Weigh 45 grams of whole bean coffee and grind medium to coarse.
  2. Place paper filter in the pour-over carafe and rinse filter thoroughly. Dispose of rinse water.
    TIP: This prevents paper taste.
  3. Pour the ground coffee into the filter. Begin pour-over by slowly wetting grounds in the center until all grounds have been wetted.
    TIP: Adding this amount of water allows for a perfect bloom, which ensures even water dispersion.
  4. Wait 30-60 seconds for coffee to bloom. Continue adding water in stages. Total brew time should be 4-5 minutes and brew volume should be 700ml of water (700g if a brew scale is used).
    TIP: Avoid the sides of the filter when pouring and pour in a circular motion.
  5. Makes about 2-3 cups. Enjoy.
    TIP: Let sit for a couple of minutes for best taste.
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Cold Brew: Hario Mizudashi

  1. Heat water in a kettle. Weigh 45 grams of whole bean coffee and grind medium to coarse.
  2. Place paper filter in the pour-over carafe and rinse filter thoroughly. Dispose of rinse water.
    TIP: This prevents paper taste.
  3. Pour the ground coffee into the filter. Begin pour-over by slowly wetting grounds in the center until all grounds have been wetted.
    TIP: Adding this amount of water allows for a perfect bloom, which ensures even water dispersion.
  4. Wait 30-60 seconds for coffee to bloom. Continue adding water in stages. Total brew time should be 4-5 minutes and brew volume should be 700ml of water (700g if a brew scale is used).
    TIP: Avoid the sides of the filter when pouring and pour in a circular motion.
  5. Makes about 2-3 cups. Enjoy.
    TIP: Let sit for a couple of minutes for best taste.