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I have been doing pour over on and off, during the past three-four years, I do not have a lot of experience.
I have a Hario V60 01 and a Hario V60 02 but I have using almost only the 01. I also have a Hario Fretta that I purchased few days ago and tried only two times.
I have a...
So in my search for trying nitro cold brew at home, I've ended up at Royal Brew - the one that seems like the best option for lower cost of entry, reasonable size, and decent quality. There are N2 chargers available for this (2oz) and so that, combined with the 64 ounce size,...
User Neil.Pryde on kaffee-netz.de called this one to my attention, and has a set of the SSP 98mm Brewing Burrs. Frank Durra at Titus quoted me 500-520 euros to the USA. Has anyone gotten to try these burrs? According to Neil.Pryde, These new brew burrs make the best cup for my...
I use a Kalita wave 155 and 185 Drippers. I had purchased a Etsy Negotiator to assist in positioning the flat round filter paper in the dripper. The plastic Negotiator is made or purchased from an open sourced 3D printing.
For me the flat filter paper flows better than the...
Apologies for all of the recent posts. I did do a pretty extensive search before posting this one though, but couldn't find any older threads regarding coarse grind pour overs.
Even though I've been making horrible cups lately, a few times I've gone pretty coarse with the...
I realize the ridiculousness of this, but I think it's come to The point where I need to pay someone to help me with my coffee.
I've posted about it a few times, but the gist of it is that I can no longer make a good pour over no matter what I do. Previously, I could make...
Is there a pourover version of Espresso 101: How to Adjust Dose and Grind Setting by Taste and the associated guides for how to dial in pourover when you start trying a new dripper?
I have routines that provide the perfect taste from my current setup (Technivorm one and...
Anyone have one? DiFluid's initial model had good reviews. The new one, the R2, is supposed to be more consistent and need less frequent calibration. It is not a cheap product, $US240 but a discount to the $600+ ones.
