Posts from the ‘Brewing Methods’ Category
A reader of mine recently sold me his old Kalita Dripper. Since it arrived, I have yet to be able to break myself away from it. I instantly fell in love. My poor Able Brewing Kone that arrived not long ago is starting to feel lonely. Right now I am playing with a ratio of: [...]
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I have multiple fresh bags of coffee sitting and waiting for me to drink it, yet I have a glass of cold brew coffee in my hand instead. This is how my days go these past couple of weeks. I’ve been choosing an iced cold glass of cold brewed coffee over freshly roasted beans. There’s [...]
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Since writing my post about re-evaluating my brewing methods, I have since been trying to figure out where to start in this adventure. I first starting re-experimenting with the Aeropress after a morning accident. You know how those accidents go… You aren’t quite awake yet and you either forget to turn the scale on, grind [...]
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I have been playing with this ratio for almost as long as I’ve owned the Clever Dripper and have found no need to switch. I’m sure there will come a day when I find something better, but for right now this is my favorite thus far. Feel free to post in the comments below your [...]
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*Note: In step 7: If using the Able Brewing disk I suggest not pressing all the liquid out. By doing so you will minimize some of the sediment that ends up in your cup. When I said that the AeroPress was one of my favorite brewing methods, I meant that I’m obsessed with it. My [...]
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It has been a frustrating past week brewing with the Clever Dripper. I have been blaming my brewing technique, and even the brewing method itself when the issue at hand is so far off. Surprisingly, it isn’t that I am doing something wrong. I am not brewing an over-extracted, or even an under-extracted cup, but [...]
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A few months ago I took the plunge and purchased a Clever Dripper, but I also made a purchase for an AeroPress. Upon them arriving I tried to juggle them both, but found it very hard to experiment and keep track of two different brewing methods at the same time. It was unfortunate, but the [...]
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Note: A quick stir is optional in step 6. I am not sure If I got this method from someone, or if it may have even been one of my own creations, but if not thank you to whoever’s method this is. I’ve been through a ton of different ratios that I’ve lost count. It [...]
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