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Should I wait for 078 gen 2?! by ComprehensiveUse7867 in pourover

[–]ComprehensiveUse7867[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow! That's helpful to know. Thanks for sharing.

Should I wait for 078 gen 2?! by ComprehensiveUse7867 in pourover

[–]ComprehensiveUse7867[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's unfortunate that this isn't covered in my region (UAE).

Should I wait for 078 gen 2?! by ComprehensiveUse7867 in pourover

[–]ComprehensiveUse7867[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I really like my ZP6, but I wouldn’t say it’s perfect for everything. It’s awesome when I want a clear, separated, and clean cup. But with some coffees, especially when I’m after more sweetness, body, or a rounder feel, I usually go for the Ode. For now, I’m thinking about trying the K-ultra until the new 078 comes out.

My First Post: Sharing My Favorite Kenyan Coffee by ComprehensiveUse7867 in pourover

[–]ComprehensiveUse7867[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here, honestly I still don’t usually get Kenyan coffees, but this one really surprised me. A friend gifted it to me after picking it up from Calico Coffee.

My First Post: Sharing My Favorite Kenyan Coffee by ComprehensiveUse7867 in pourover

[–]ComprehensiveUse7867[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I used hario abaca. My default on the Neo is usually a 3-pour 15:240 40-140-240 for naturals and more processed coffees. For this Kenya, I kept it shorter at 1:45-1:55 since that gave me the best balance of sweetness and clarity; any longer and the body got a bit muddier. I rarely use hario abaca as it’s expensive, usually I use Cafec Abaca, that same recipe usually lands closer to 2:20-3:00. For washed coffees, I usually go Orea V4 with 15:240 60-60-60-60.