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I have been lurking home-barista for a long time, and recently took the splurge to buy my first coffee equipment, an EG1. I really enjoy drinking pour overs, hence the reason for buying an end game grinder before an espresso machine.
Hi everyone, I recently received a Tricolate and have been trying to brew with it but have been producing poor results. The brews are coming out watery, low acidity, and mostly bitter (when compared using the same beans in a cupping or v60 brew instead).
I recently purchased the new Growler Werks nitro keg because I've been living off Starbucks Niro Cold Brew for a year now, and decided to start making my own. I went to replace the nitro cartridge after my first keg of coffee. I assumed, unfortunately, that the nitro cartridge...
this seems to be a thing now and maybe the next trend in pourover minutiae. Does anyone use one to do their pourover? do you find it's better to concentrate on pour technique rather than it turning into a yo-yo? I'm pricing some out and I noticed a cheap photo/display version...
Hario Launches a Flurry of Pourover Products with Barista Collaborations
World Barista Collection
Has anyone seen, heard, played with, or read much about these? Lots of new things coming to experiment with; W60, drip assist, Mugen dripper, double stainless dripper. I see...
I recently bought origami dripper s in white and it is so beautiful. I bought the 155 wave filters along with it. Been brewing with it since last week and wanted to share my experience and maybe learn a thing or two with others who love the origami dripper as well :D
I've held off getting into manual pour over as I have a Moccamaster. In my quest for the best coffee I can make, which is also costing more and more money, I've been wondering if using a v60 or similar will make a difference.
I've been watching Kasuya Tetsu on IG and he seems to never rinse his V60 filters. This seems also true of many Japanese coffee shokunin. ( Shokunin is usually translated as artisan, but the concept is hard to translate into English in a single word. )
