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Doesn't go into further details about drip brewing methods. Timing and measuring is important. 55 grams of coffee for one litre of water. At home I'm grinding o
by pimeys 10y ago
Doesn't go into further details about drip brewing methods. Timing and measuring is important. 55 grams of coffee for one litre of water. At home I'm grinding our coffee every morning and using a Hario V60 filter with a goose-neck kettle and a scale. Works every single time and I'd say the result is better than any espresso I've ever had.
- vixen99 10y agoFor our simple drip brew (paper filter) we use 66g per liter but that's because the water is cooler - around 85 degrees. This makes for a rich smooth coffee though it might not have the kick most folk enjoy. Be interesting to check which components are absent at this lower temperature. It does seem that the flavor is much more sensitive to the quality of the coffee used if 100 degree water is used.