17:1 water : coffee
30gcoffee
510gwater
93°temp
3:30total
v60dripper
mediumgrind
Pour-over
slow & loving ✦ for light + fruity roasts
1Rinse the filter. Set your V60 on a server, fold the filter, douse with hot water. Toss that water.
2Weigh 30g coffee. Grind to medium, dump into the filter, and tap it to settle.
3Bloom: 60g water, 30 seconds. Pour in a spiral, wet all the grounds, then wait.
4Three more pours. 150g at 0:30, 150g at 1:15, final 150g at 2:00. Done by 3:30.
5Drink it within 5 minutes. Pour-over gets sad as it cools.
"the v60 will show you everything good and bad about your beans."— Mocha, head bean
15:1 water : coffee
34gcoffee
510gwater
93°temp
4:00steep
8-cuppress
coarsegrind
French press
forgiving & full-bodied ✦ for darker roasts and blends
1Preheat the press. Fill with hot water, swirl, dump.
2Coarse grind: 34g coffee. Looks like breadcrumbs.
3Pour 510g of 93° water. Saturate everything in 10 seconds.
4At 4:00, break the crust. Stir gently, skim the foam, wait another 5 minutes.
5Press slowly. Pour the coffee out immediately.
"I make the office French press every morning."— Latte, head brewer
8:1 water : coffee
100gcoffee
800gwater
roomtemp
14hsteep
jarvessel
coarsegrind
Cold brew
patient & smooth ✦ great with oat milk, even better with ice
1100g coarse coffee in a big jar. Mason jar or French press works.
2Pour 800g room-temp filtered water. Stir until wet, cap loosely.
3Wait 14 hours. On the counter, not the fridge.
4Strain through a fine mesh, then paper filter. The paper catches the silt.
5This is concentrate. Cut 1:1 with water or milk over ice.
"Add a pinch of salt before steeping."— Matcha, head of cold drinks
universal truths ✦
The four things that ruin everything.
✗ Old beans
After 4–6 weeks off the drum, the good stuff is gone. We ship roasted to order for a reason.
✗ Boiling water
Aim for 92–96° — that's water that just came off the boil and sat for a moment.
✗ Cheap grind
Pre-ground stales in 2 days. A burr grinder is the single biggest upgrade you can make.
✗ Bad water
Coffee is 98% water. Filter it. Tap with chlorine tastes like tap with chlorine.
Chai keeps the timer honest.
Do not rush the pour, do not over-steep, and do not walk away from the press.