Brew Methods
How to Get the Perfect Cup
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Grind Size
Medium‑fine — similar to table salt.
Coffee‑to‑Water Ratio
1:15 (20g coffee → 300g water)
Water Temperature
195–205°F
Total Brew Time
2:45–3:15
Step‑by‑Step
Heat water and rinse your filter to remove paper taste.
Add ground coffee to the dripper and level it out.
Bloom: Pour 2–3x the weight of coffee (40–60g water). Let sit for 30–45 seconds.
Begin slow, circular pours, keeping the water level steady.
Finish pouring by 2:00–2:15.
Let the water drain fully and enjoy a bright, clean cup.
Pro Tip
If the brew tastes sour, grind finer. If it tastes bitter, grind coarser.
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Grind Size
Medium — like beach sand.
Coffee‑to‑Water Ratio
1:16 (e.g., 30g coffee → 480g water)
Water Temperature
Your machine handles this automatically.
Step‑by‑Step
Use a fresh paper filter for the cleanest flavor.
Add medium‑ground coffee to the basket.
Fill the reservoir with filtered water.
Start the brew cycle and let it run uninterrupted.
Swirl the pot gently before serving to mix the extraction.
Pro Tip
If your machine has a “bold” or “slow brew” setting, use it for deeper flavor.
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Grind Size
Coarse — like sea salt.
Coffee‑to‑Water Ratio
1:15 (30g coffee → 450g water)
Water Temperature
200°F
Total Brew Time
4 minutes
Step‑by‑Step
Add coarse‑ground coffee to the press.
Pour hot water to fully saturate the grounds.
Stir gently to break the crust.
Place the lid on top (don’t press yet).
After 4 minutes, slowly press the plunger down.
Serve immediately to avoid over‑extraction.
Pro Tip
For an even cleaner cup, pour the brewed coffee through a paper filter after pressing
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Grind Size
Fine — similar to powdered sugar.
Standard Espresso Ratio
1:2 (18g in → 36g out)
Shot Time
27–32 seconds
Step‑by‑Step
Grind fresh coffee and dose into the portafilter.
Distribute and tamp firmly with even pressure.
Lock in the portafilter and start the shot.
Aim for a smooth, steady flow resembling warm honey.
Stop the shot when you reach your target yield.
Taste and adjust grind as needed.
Dial‑In Tips
Sour or sharp: Grind finer.
Bitter or hollow: Grind coarser.
Fast shot: Finer grind or firmer tamp.
Slow shot: Coarser grind.
Pro Tip
Let your machine warm up for at least 10–15 minutes for consistent temperature and pressure.