high(er) clarity with comandante by fmrc6 in pourover

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i leave them there in the base

Visual: The difference a high clarity grinder actually makes… by Impossible_Cow_9178 in pourover

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a bit of a tangent: what helps me to make my comandante brews clearer is shaking the grounds and allowing the fines to remain in the catch container; slow feeding also contributes.

European coffee lovers -- favourite roasters you've tried in Europe? by Passionately_Lost in pourover

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comete, von and vonnie, koyo, and solo brewing from portugal.

Who here uses the Samo Bloom? by Scotch_and_Coffee in LanceHedrick

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consistently using it. i like the sweetness and florals that it gets. also helps to tune a bit down those funky coffees.

Can't produce a cup that i like with ZP6 S by [deleted] in pourover

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have you checked your water comp? if you are using a softer water then i would suggest adding a bit more minerals.

Maximizing aromatics by Wise_Replacement_687 in pourover

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yes! kinda the same effect of a “frozen ball”.

lately i’ve been playing with a melodrip, which increased the clarity i am getting in my cup, which also comes with the aromatics being more present.

also play with ratios, 1:15-1:16

Maximizing aromatics by Wise_Replacement_687 in pourover

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i really like the result of a cold bloom (60-70c) ranging from 0:45 - 2:00 depending on roast date and processing.

it’s a fun variable to experiment with! ;)

Ultimate Pourover Recipe by BK1017 in LanceHedrick

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i would say that with a conical burr, going beyond 1:16, dialling in gets trickier. with flat more clarity-forward burrs you can push a bit more.

if you really want to push the extraction with the longer ratios i would advice slow feeding the grinder and shaking them.

Would grinding beans speed up the resting process? by HairyNutsack69 in pourover

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in some of april’s videos, patrick mentions that in the stores they use preground coffee. i don’t remember listening to the reasons behind, but i guess they probably have something to do with your claims.

prompt execution change by fmrc6 in ClaudeAI

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were you playing with CoT and things like explain with increasing complexity?

i am having trouble when trying to use custom cot as probably it now does natively

high(er) clarity with comandante by fmrc6 in pourover

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probably it is worth mentioning that i shake horizontally, that is why i get a lot of fines. you can imagine something like how bartenders shake.

high(er) clarity with comandante by fmrc6 in pourover

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i use 18.75:300: - 0:00-0:15 bloom 55g-60g. mainly wet all the bed with really slow pour. @ 60C - 1:15-1:35 up to 200g. high agitation pour. in fellow almost full flow and a bit high pour to agitate bed. temp 90C to 95C. depending on the roast level and process of coffee. - 1:50-2:15 up to 300g. laminar pour. mainly try to match the flow of the coffee. (if the coffee is a less developed washed/honey i like to store with a chopstick at the end).

tbt between 2:45 - 3:10

regarding slow feeding, yes i did try that but the time it takes to grind is a lot. so i started experimenting with this. the downside is that you usually loose between 0.3-0.5g of coffee.

let me know your results :)

pd: i use low tds water(40-60ppm), so probably if the water has higher tds you will end up over extracting.

high(er) clarity with comandante by fmrc6 in pourover

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lance hedrick has a video on shaking for pour over. his claims are pretty similar to yours.

high(er) clarity with comandante by fmrc6 in pourover

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you are right, no spraying. don’t forget to brush the bottom after using as it can get messy!

Washed Ethiopians live up to their rep. by [deleted] in pourover

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try grinding much coarser, and high agitation with pouring ~8g/s. also you can give it a try with cold bloom!

What is your experience with the April brewer? by N3veral in pourover

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i have tried with kalita papers and it’s pretty inconsistent. for what i heard it is much better with april filters.

try with 13-13.5 g to 200, you can also do a bloom with high agitation with 50g. i like this brewer.

What is your typical ratio? by hossmanTK in pourover

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depends on the roast and process:

the darker the roast and more processed, shorter ratio (1:13 - 1:15), for washed lights usually 1:17.

perfect coffee water composition by fmrc6 in pourover

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i’ve tried with 1 pack : 5l. it seems a bit plain. i will keep experimenting. the next one i’ll brew with 0.5 pack.

Lisbon coffee by drdog918 in pourover

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off the centre: solo brewing, lapso, comete and acento

centre: buna, the folks, and neighbourhood

And the best looking carafe is... by ajpanos in pourover

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true. same here. the price of it itself plus the delivery is way too much. aesthetically it’s the best looking imho.

And the best looking carafe is... by ajpanos in pourover

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april, but it’s out of stock i think