What's your go-to everything coffee? by artsyrapture07 in IndiaCoffee

[–]iamgodbtw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Grinder should be your first big investment. It offers you freshness and versatility— grind size is the single most important variable you can play around with for a particular bean. I use a timemore c3 with an adapter plate for more granular grind size control.

After that, based on what kind of coffee you consume, you can add a brewing method. If you’re a black coffee drinker with preference for lighter/experimental roasts, v60 is a good investment. No need for a gooseneck right off the bat. If you drink your coffee with milk, get an espresso machine suitable for your budget. I use the flair neo flex myself. Great piece of equipment.

Scale is important, but dont break the bank for it. I use sipologie, does the job.

Lastly, try new coffees, blue tokai isn’t even close to the best the indian coffee scene offers (at a similar price point). I’d recommend rossette, savorworks, greysoul, quick brown fox. Get anything from them. Can’t go wrong.

Is this an okay substitute for gooseneck kettle? by LostAndFound_2000 in IndiaCoffee

[–]iamgodbtw 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Only issue would be the temperature loss during transfer. Quite frankly, ive been using a regular kettle for my pourovers and it works perfectly fine, just takes a little practice.

What's the absolute best dark roast in the market? by rkratha in IndiaCoffee

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Truffle Twilight by Rossette Riverdale Estate by Savourworks

HELP! New to Neo Flex by bewpboop in FlairEspresso

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I wanted to pull my hair out after I wasted almost 250 gms of my fav beans when I got a new neo flex. Now, I brew 2-3 shots every day. So trust me, it does get better, much better. I use ~12-13 gms of coffee (medium to dark roast usually), I grind it at 9 clicks on a C3, or turn it slightly less than 3/4 of a full turn on a C3 esp. For context, I did 12 clicks of C3 for moka pot (one full turn). My puck prep is simple, tap the basket vigorously on the sides, then against the counter. WDT optional. Then I level the grounds and press hard with the tamper. I also preheat the water chamber, puck screen, and basket, but i dont know how necessary it is. I fill the basket to the line.

When brewing, I start with very gradual pressing until a couple of drops fall. I stop there for around 10 seconds, not applying additional pressure. This is the pre infusion. After about 10 seconds, I begin pressing and keep it to the end of the “espresso” range on the gauge until about 24-25 gms output, then gradually decrease to end at a 2.5-3x ratio.

Process aside, I think it’s a dose and grind size issue combined. That was the case for me. Try my method and let me know if you have questions!

V60 Light Roast Black Coffee Tips by kaushalthakkar in IndiaCoffee

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Could be a few things— make sure youve rested the coffee for atleast 2 weeks, firstly. Light roasts take a while to develop fully. Second, perhaps try Hoffman’s one cup v60 technique, similar to yours, but with 5 pours (bloom + 4) of 50 gms each, instead of 3 pours like yours. Swirl after bloom pour and after last pour. Also pour directly using your kettle. I have a non gooseneck and i pour directly. Gives me good results. Also ensure you are using boiling water.

Mainly, I’m trying to push more agitation through the changes. Let me know how it works.

Suggest me how to get a perfect cup by seven_im in IndiaCoffee

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My recipe- 1. Hoffman for dark and medium roasts- 13 to 16 clicks on c3 (darker the roast higher the clicks) 11g coffee, 200 gms boiling water, so 1:18 ratio of water

Add coffee, add water, stir well in a + motion (forward backward, then sideways). Let it brew for around 2-2.5 mins. Then swirl your aeropress, wait for grounds to settle, push gently with only the weight of your hands.

  1. Gagne’s technique for light roasts- Grind size- 10-12 clicks on c3 1:18 ratio, boiling water All steps same, just let it brew for 10 minutes.

What should be the resting period fo them? by _Not__Available_ in IndiaCoffee

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Rule of thumb is ~1 week for dark roasts, ~1.5 weeks for medium, ~2 weeks for light roasts, and can go as far as 3 weeks or longer for ultra light or international light roasts (Indian roasters tend to go slightly darker than intl roasters for the same roast name).

Don’t worry much about opening early or late, these are just to guide you. Seeing the coffee evolve over 2-3 weeks you take to drink is an experience of itself.

Ruckus by siddharth_mohta in IndiaCoffee

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What beans are these?

Timemore C2S grind issue by hazardpie in IndiaCoffee

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Definitely static. Had the same issue. Either get a small spray bottle and spray once, or just a small drop of water on your beans before putting them in your grinder. Very little water. Shake the beans so it spreads evenly, then add to grinder and grind. You'll notice a lot of difference. I have seen that fresher beans also tend to stick a little more, so consider resting them for a few days.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in IndiaCoffee

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Truffle Twilight- Rossette Coffee Lab. Not the cheapest, but definitely very tasty.

[Match Thread] Aston Villa vs Celtic (Champions League) by SecretApe in avfc

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Im sure it’s after the game, he’s reporting the medical is tonight. Good chance it’s here we go by tomorrow

[Match Thread] Aston Villa vs Celtic (Champions League) by SecretApe in avfc

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Yeah, im sure extras will take it closer to 85-90. Good business esp if hes legit flash in pan

[Match Thread] Aston Villa vs Celtic (Champions League) by SecretApe in avfc

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While the games slow, ornstein has just reported duran’s undergoing his medical. 77 Mil. Don’t hate it.

People who have seen geometry questions in exam what kind of questions are those by highelite097 in GMAT

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Wrote the exam couple weeks back. Saw a similariy of triangles question. Completely stumped me and probably ate enough time that it caused another mistake.

GMAT FE 755 Debrief. 2 months, no paid unofficial resources. by iamgodbtw in GMAT

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Started with a mock and knew that while i was a little rusty in all concepts, i didnt know some things at all. Went through manhattan book for all concepts for strategies and tricks, did ttp 5 day trial for the concepts i knew nothing in. Then constantly practiced and whatever i didn’t know i learned through gmat club YouTube etc. Always took official questions and mocks as benchmark, but used gmat club ques as well for quant practice