Choosing a Burr Coffee Grinder
Choosing a burr coffee grinder If you already using a pour-over coffee cone dripper, goose-neck kettle and only brewing well-sourced freshly-roasted artisan roasted beans but using a blade coffee grinder and disappointed in how your pour-over coffee tastes maybe it's...
Hario V60 Drip Scale Review 2 Years Later
The Hario V60 Drip Scale is the perfect digital scale for pour-over coffee brewing. UPDATE: We reviewed the Hario V60 Drip Scale 2 years ago. This is an update. After multiple daily uses, this scale is still going strong. Everything works as if it was just purchased....
Baratza Encore Conical Burr Coffee Grinder
If you're shopping for a Conical Burr Coffee Grinder choosing the right one can be daunting; there are a lot of choices from a large number of manufacturers, and prices can range from the $90 to $900. Some conical coffee grinders are better for different kinds of...
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Hario V60 vs Kalita Wave Coffee Dripper
The Hario V60 vs Kalita Wave Coffee Dripper smackdown! Hario V60 pour-over coffee dripper has been the Champion of pour-over coffee brewing among aficionados for decades. But now there is challenger in the ring going after the belt. We pit the Hario V60 vs Kalita Wave...
Pour-over coffee brewing is the easiest way to prepare fresh coffee. Most automatic coffee machines use a variation of the pour-over method, but offer little in control.
What pour-over coffee brewing specifically offers is precise control over the pour, so that you extract the most from the coffee grounds than you could get from a machine. Automatic machines tend to soak from the middle causing the potential of channeling. Instead you’re distributing water all over the grounds in a controlled motion, maximizing the extraction as well as the timing of the pour to better saturate the grounds.
Additionally, the cost is low, all you need is a cone brewer and paper filters to get started, as you progress bringing on a high quality Conical Burr Grinder and a Gooseneck Kettle will improve your game. It’s pretty basic: coffee, brewer, paper filter and water, that’s all you need.
Let’s recap:
• Controlled coffee extraction
• Budget friendly
• Easy
• Great flavor
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