Brewing Guides

Pourover
A clean, expressive cup with balanced clarity and structure.
What you'll need
- Pour over brewer (e.g. V60, Kalita)
- Paper filter
- Grinder
- Scales
- Kettle
- Timer
- Jug or cup
Recipe
- Coffee: 15g
- Water: 250g
- Ratio: 1:16.7
- Time: 3–4 minutes
Steps
- Insert paper filter and rinse with hot water. Discard rinse water.
- Add ground coffee and tare the scale.
- Start timer and pour 30g of water to bloom. Let sit for 30–40 seconds.
- Slowly pour up to 180g in concentric circles.
- Pause 15–20 seconds.
- Continue pouring to reach 250g total.
- Let the water fully draw down.
Tips
- If brew is too fast, grind finer. If too slow, grind coarser.
- Aim for a flat bed at the end of the drawdown.

AeroPress
A compact, versatile brewer known for producing a sweet, full cup.
What you'll need
- AeroPress
- Paper filter
- Grinder
- Scales
- Kettle
- Timer
- Stirrer or spoon
Recipe
- Coffee: 15g
- Water: 240g
- Grind: Medium-fine
- Method: Inverted
- Time: 2:00–2:30
Steps
- Insert paper filter and rinse it well.
- Assemble AeroPress in the inverted position.
- Add 15g of ground coffee and tare the scale.
- Start timer and add 240g of hot water.
- Stir gently to ensure even saturation.
- At 1:30, attach the cap with filter.
- At 2:00, flip onto your cup and press down slowly.
- Stop pressing when you hear a hissing sound.
Tips
- Use a firm, steady press — don’t rush it.
- Try variations in water temperature or steep time to suit taste.

AeroPress (Upright Method)
A bright, clean cup with delicate structure and minimal bitterness.
What you'll need
- AeroPress
- Paper filter
- Grinder
- Scales
- Kettle
- Timer
- Stirrer or spoon
Recipe
- Coffee: 12g
- Water: 200g
- Grind: Medium
- Water Temp: 85–90°C
- Method: Upright
- Time: ~1:30
Steps
- Insert and rinse the paper filter in the cap. Attach cap to AeroPress and place it on your cup.
- Add 12g of medium-ground coffee and tare your scale.
- Start timer and pour 200g of hot water in one continuous pour.
- Stir gently 3–4 times.
- Insert the plunger and pull up slightly to create a seal and prevent dripping.
- At 1:00, begin pressing gently — aim to finish by 1:30.
Tips
- For more body, try a slightly finer grind.
- For more clarity, use slightly cooler water or a faster press.
- This method shines with clean, washed coffees and benefits from a quick, light touch.