Brewing Guides

Extract the Best
Every Time.

Precise guides for every common brew method. No guesswork.

Method Ratio Grind Time Temp Notes
Espresso1 : 2Fine25–30 sec93°CDial in dose to ±0.1g. Time your shot. Adjust grind first, dose second.
V60 Pour Over1 : 15Medium-Fine3:00–3:3093°CBloom with 2× coffee weight for 30 seconds. Pour in slow, concentric circles.
AeroPress1 : 12Medium2:00 steep85°CInverted method. Full immersion for 2 minutes. Press slow and steady.
Chemex1 : 16Coarse4:00–4:3093°CPre-wet filter thoroughly. Four pours. Patience is the technique.
French Press1 : 14Coarse4:00 steep93°CBreak the crust at 4 minutes. Skim, then plunge slowly. Decant immediately.
Cold Brew1 : 8Extra Coarse14–18 hrsColdImmersion in cold water. Refrigerated steep. Strain through paper before serving.
Espresso
Ratio1 : 2
GrindFine
Time25–30 sec
Temp93°C
Dial in dose to ±0.1g. Time your shot. Adjust grind first, dose second.
V60 Pour Over
Ratio1 : 15
GrindMedium-Fine
Time3:00–3:30
Temp93°C
Bloom with 2× coffee weight for 30 seconds. Pour in slow, concentric circles.
AeroPress
Ratio1 : 12
GrindMedium
Time2:00 steep
Temp85°C
Inverted method. Full immersion for 2 minutes. Press slow and steady.
French Press
Ratio1 : 14
GrindCoarse
Time4:00 steep
Temp93°C
Break the crust at 4 minutes. Skim, then plunge slowly. Decant immediately.
Universal Principles
01

Weigh Everything

Ratios are by weight, not volume. A kitchen scale accurate to 0.1g is the highest-impact equipment investment you can make.

02

Water Quality

Coffee is 98% water. Filtered water at 75–150 ppm dissolved solids is the target. Avoid distilled or very hard water.

03

Grind Fresh

Grind immediately before brewing. Pre-ground coffee begins losing volatile compounds within minutes of grinding.