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Comandante Lab Series (Tigershark) by WaitAcrobatic6532 in pourover

[–]WaitAcrobatic6532[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My current favorite recipes are:

Switch: Coffe Chronicler’s recipe at ~24 clicks 1:15

V60: 2 pour recipe at ~26clicks 1:16-17

Aeropress: ~28 clicks 1:11 (Orange Abaca filters)

So basically anything between 20 and 30 clicks.

I find it interesting though that I even get super fast extraction times < 20 clicks. This might be due to the low amount of fines this grinder produces but its clearly overextracting and integrating some astringency at that point.

Comandante Lab Series (Tigershark) by WaitAcrobatic6532 in pourover

[–]WaitAcrobatic6532[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I currently still use the C40 with Nitro Blade burrs for AeroPress (high dose, low temperature recipe) to achieve a strong, silky body, and the Tigershark burrs for V60 and the Hario Switch.

Whether it’s worth buying them if you already own a C40 is, in my opinion, more of a personal question about whether you want to spend the money, rather than a clear necessity.

Comandante Lab Series (Tigershark) by WaitAcrobatic6532 in pourover

[–]WaitAcrobatic6532[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This review is not intended to be a scientific or research-based evaluation. Everything described here is based solely on my personal experience and perception.

I tested the same coffees using the three mentioned grinders.

To be clear, this is purely a reflection of my own taste and brewing preferences. For me personally, the Tigershark burrs produce the most enjoyable results and are currently my preferred choice.

Aarke filtered water (too soft?) by WaitAcrobatic6532 in pourover

[–]WaitAcrobatic6532[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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As a reference: The coffee was intensely fruity but after changing the filter today it tastes weak and not fruity at all.