Changing temperature mid-brewing (Aeropress) - Page 2

Coffee preparation techniques besides espresso like pourover.
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MWJB wrote:I think the Sowden Softbrew is prone to underextraction (compared to similar steep times in French press & Eva Solo) because grinds are contained in the smaller volume of the permanent filter. I have found longer steeps necessary with the Sowden to hit flavours comparable with brewers that have the grinds steeping free in the brew water (same grind & dose). The porcelain retains heat well, so it well tolerates longer than typical steeps.
Hmmm... here is where I have to disagree. The SoftBrew tends to lose heat rapidly because it lacks insulation. I agree about the smaller volume of the filter having an impact, though.
-- Michael

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