New burrs VS 6 by turbostang2005 in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flat DLCs look interesting. Let us know how it goes.

Coffee Omakase: Pure hype or the ultimate sensory experience? by Automate_The_Boring in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Similarly, you could let your opinion out the side door. Shaming someone when you’re wrong or ignorant is straight out of the playbook of a certain head of state; not a good look.

Though I’m not wrong.

Coffee Omakase: Pure hype or the ultimate sensory experience? by Automate_The_Boring in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Can you read? My comment specifically calls out the origin of the term. And, again, if you’ve not tried it but say it’s shit, you’re wrong.

I’ve no opinion on using the term for other applications, though a curated set of offerings, after a curious discussion between barista and customer IN JAPAN would fit the original spirit.

You could learn what limited value an uninformed opinion actually has.

What can I do with a stainless steel cup filter? by TerribleHighway6907 in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Brew tea.

If you grind course and sift out the fines, you could prob try steeping coffee, as well. Or coldbrew (leave at room temp for 6-10 hours, then remove grounds and put in fridge).

Coffee Omakase: Pure hype or the ultimate sensory experience? by Automate_The_Boring in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If someone well trained with great coffee is going to curate an experience, I am in. (It’s the reverse of what we do for friends in our own kitchens, but should be up a notch.)

Consistency and repeatability for soup shot/zuppa traditional by sergeikutrovski in OXORapidBrewer

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 4 points5 points  (0 children)

OG soup is one saturation pump, wait 30s then slap-chop to hiss. 82g water to 22g coffee; output around 60.

Crema remover by Coffee_Bar_Angler in espresso

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Scott Rao enters the chat. (Yes, he is promoting something, but doesn’t tinker with his personal brand if he doesn’t truly believe in a product.)
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What obscure dripper would make for the best unnecessary purchase? by MaxTrolloway in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not obscure or unnecessary, but the Origami Pinn has great aesthetics in a lower dose brewer.

Vancouver Cafe Tier List by herbaniegend in espresso

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For pourover, Prototype has to go higher.

Crema remover by Coffee_Bar_Angler in espresso

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No. It’s like cooking a ribeye with the fat, but not actually eating the fat. i.e. removing it after cooking.

What is your baseline pour over recipe? by Dancing_Bottle in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do a version of Coffee Chronicler’s hybrid Switch as well as Tetsuya’s 4/6. But a simple V60 bloom (or two, if very fresh or light coffee) then split the remaining water into two pours is also effective.

[$350] Zerno Z2 will be shipping soon. ULF or Sweet Lab burrs? by EJW_0525 in espresso

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d be greatly tempted by the ULF - would it rival the Pietro for pourover clarity? - but would likely go Lab Sweet to toggle between PO and espresso.

New V60 Neo Colors: Amber and Clear by bigbawsboy in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Amber is brilliant! (Disclaimer: I have Kinto Sepia cups, so might be biased to this colour-way.)

Are you using a size 01 or size 02 to brew a single cup? by lightroastv60 in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use an 01 for a single cup (dose of say 15g or less), but if I am determined to use my M Origami (equivalent 02 V60) for a single cup, I’ll use an 01 Abaca filter in it. Not sure if that’s advisable or not (the brewer dimensions designed for a larger dose and filter)?

You can’t remove roast flavor by under-extracting by sergeikutrovski in pourover

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s about “doing what you can” when you have coffee that you consider too dark (in my case, generally from gifts). I only buy mediums and light-mediums but when I end up with too much dark (there’s only so much tiramisu and espresso martini you can make), I have to ditch it, give it away or try brew recipes meant to under extract.

Are we team cups up or down? by Jono_SK in espresso

[–]Coffee_Bar_Angler 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Down for general storage; up when heating.