How To Brew With A Hario V60 (updated)

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The V60 is a simple and versatile dripper used by many professional baristas and home brewers around the world. If you’re just starting to brew at home, the Hario V60 is a perfect way to start!
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The Gooseneck Kettle: A Necessary Tool for the Home Barista?

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Ever wondered why the baristas at your favourite café use these specially designed kettles with a characteristic long thin spout and thick handle? Does it actually make a significant difference to a pour-over or is it just a visual gimmick employed by baristas to whet the appetites of coffee drinkers?
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How to Brew with a French Press

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The French Press is well known for its ability to brew easy and consistent Coffee, this Brewing Device is reliable and trusty for you daily brew. Here’s how you can brew the perfect Coffee: Ingredients 20gm Roasted Coffee Beans  About 300gm 92°C Hot Water  Equipments Hario French Press Teaspoons Weigh Scale Carafe or Cup  Instructions Step 1: Rinse  Clean and warm your French Press and serving cups with hot water. Step 2: Grind Grind 20 gm of coffee beans on a coarse setting on your grinder. Step 3: Set-up Place your ground coffee in the French Press and set it up on the...

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How To Brew With An Aeropress

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One of the most distinct manual brewer in the market, Aeropress remains an industry favourite for it’s versatility and portability. If you’d like to brew a delicious cup of coffee wherever you are, here’s what you’ll need: Ingredients 15g Coffee Beans About 220 gm of 92°C Hot Water  Equipment Aeropress Aeropress Paper Filter Grinder Gooseneck Kettle Carafe or Cup Weighing Scale  Instructions Step 1: Rinse  Unscrew the cap and place a piece of paper filter over it. Rinse it with hot water and make sure there’s no air pockets.  Step 2: Grind  Grind your coffee on the medium setting of...

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How To Brew With A Chemex

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The Chemex is a classic pour-over brewer and longtime favorite that's perfect for brewing with at home. Invented in the 1940s, It’s on permanent display at MOMA in New York and has showed up in so many movies as a prop. The Chemex Coffeemaker must be the most linked and referenced coffee brewer in caffeine history. Here's How To Brew it at home:  Ingredients Makes 2-3 cups 20g Whole Coffee Beans About 300g 92°C Hot Water Equipment Grinder Gooseneck Kettle Carafe or Cup Weighing Scale Instructions Step 1: Rinse Place the filter paper in the Chemex brewer. Rinse the filter paper using hot water....

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