Our Brew Guide
For a delicious brew…
If coffee tastes bitter: then grind coffee coarser
If coffee tastes sour: then grind coffee finer to extract more sweetness
Always pre-rinse your filter paper and preheat your coffee brewing vessel.
Keep the grounds wet during the coffee brewing process, never let the coffee dry out.
Use a scale and a Timer
Always warm your coffee cup before serving.
100g water = 100 ml water
Espresso
Quantity:18g Coffee
Ratio: 1:2
18g Coffee: 36g Water or
18g Coffee: 32g Water for more flavour
However, depending on the coffee variety, 38g to 42g can be used
Coffee Grind: Fine
Water temperature: 94 – 96 degrees Celsius
Extraction time: 28 seconds – 32 seconds
Pour Over – One Cup
Quantity: 18g Coffee for 300g Water
Coffee Grind: Medium
Water temperature: 94 – 96 degrees Celsius
Brew Time: 2:45 – 3:15 minutes
Equipment: Scale and a Timer
Method:
Always pre-rinse your filter paper and pre-heat your brewing cup.
Start with wetting all the coffee grinds using 50g of water. Let coffee ‘bloom’ for 30 seconds.
Then add remaining water in about 100g gentle, circular pours with 30 seconds between pours
Total brewing time when all the water has passed through the coffee, should be 2:45-3:45 minutes depending on the volume of the water.
Pour Over – Two Cup
Quantity: 25g Coffee for 400g Water
Coffee Grind: Medium
Water Temperature: 94 – 96 degrees Celsius
Brew Time: 3:30 – 3:45 minutes
Equipment: Scale and a Timer
Method:
Always pre-rinse your filter paper and pre-heat your brewing cup.
Start with wetting all the coffee grinds using 50g of water. Let coffee ‘bloom’ for 30 seconds.
Then add remaining water in about 100g gentle, circular pours with 30 seconds between pours
Total brewing time when all the water has passed through the coffee, should be 2:45-3:45 minutes depending on the volume of the water.
French Press / Plunger
Quantity: 1:14 (25g for 350g Water), ratio remains 1:14 if scale up.
Coffee Grind: Coarse
Water Temperature: 94-96 degrees Celsius
Brew Time: 3:50 minutes
Method:
Preheat plunger vessel. Add coffee grounds and fill with the measured amount of water.
Brew for required time. Stir for 10 seconds to ensure water contact with coffee grinds.
Plunge just short of the final coffee layer to avoid fine coffee sediment in your coffee cup.
Aeropress Inverted
Quantity: 16g Coffee for 200g Water (or 15g Coffee for 220g Water)
Coffee Grind: Medium / Medium-Coarse
Water Temperature: 92 – 96 degrees Celsius
Brew Time: 2:30 – 3:00 minutes
Method:
Preheat Aeropress and rinse filter paper
Insert plunger just enough to secure a tight seal
Invert Aeropress and add coffee, tapping to level off the coffee grounds
Pour in 50g water ensuring all grounds are wet and allow coffee to “bloom”
Add remaining water. Stir for 10 seconds.
Carefully attach cap with the filter paper.
At desired brew time flip the Aeropress over your vessel and slowly and gently press down on the plunger until a soft ‘hiss’ at the end.
Automatic Coffee Filter Brewer
Quantity: 62g – 64g Coffee
Water Quantity: 1000g (1000mls)
Coffee Grind: Medium – Coarse
Water Temperature: 92 – 96 degrees Celsius
Method:
Insert filter paper and rinse with hot water to remove the paper flavour.
Weigh and grind the coffee slightly finer than castor sugar.
Ensure coffee grinds are even.
Turn on the machine.
Check that all the coffee grounds get wet.