How to use a Pour Over

Pour Over Coffee Brewing Guide

For home coffee brewers seeking convenience without compromising on quality,pour over stand as the stalwart choice. This timeless brewing method effortlessly delivers a consistent and flavorful cup, making it a staple in many homes. Let's delve into the world of pour overs, exploring their ease of use, brewing techniques, and the art of achieving the perfect cup.

Pouv over method have long been cherished for their simplicity and convenience. Their user-friendly design allows for easy brewing, making them an ideal choice for both beginners and seasoned coffee enthusiasts. With various control options and customizable features, these machines offer a tailored brewing experience to suit individual taste.

Brewing Guide:

What you need

Grind your coffee beans to a medium-coarse consistency, resembling sea salt.

Control Options: One of the charms of the pour over method lies in their customizable brewing strenths and temperature.

Ease of Use: The simplicity of pour over method makes them incredibly user-friendly.

Step-by-Step Brewing Process:

2.  Grind coffee to a coarseness resembling sea salt. For blends, we recommend using 30 grams of coffee.

3.  Place a filter in the pour over cone- Using a #2 filter , now wet the filter with hot water and then dumping the water before proceeding with brewing.

4.  Place the brewer on a carafe or cup, (entire set-up) onto a digital scale, and set it to zero. Add the ground coffee to the filter making sure it is fairly level.

5. Now Start Brewing: Bloom Pour- There will be a total of four pours. Start a timer.

• Begin pouring water slowly over the coffee, starting at the center and moving in a steady spiral toward the edge and back again. Stop pouring when the scale reaches 60 grams. Make sure all the grounds are saturated. This should take about 15 seconds. Wait an additional 30 seconds for the coffee to bloom before moving on to the second pour.

• Second Pour- Starting in the center of the grounds, pour in a steady spiral toward the outer edge ( eapeating above method). Add roughly 90 grams water, bringing the total to 150 grams. The goal during this pour is to sink all of the grounds on the surface of the bed. This creates a gentle turbulence that “stirs” the coffee, allowing water to more evenly extract the grounds. Allow 45–65 seconds for coffee to elapse.

• Third Pour- As soon as the water from the second pour drops to the bottom of the filter, coming close to the level of the grounds, add an additional 100 grams of water (using the same spiral method). Now you will have a total of approximately 250 grams and should take 15–20 seconds.

• Fourth Pour- When the water and coffee from the third pour drops to the bottom of the filter, complete your fourth and final pour. Add 100 grams, bringing the total up to 350 grams of water. This pour should take 20 seconds.

Now enjoy!

The pour over method offers a harmonious blend of convenience, control, and quality, making them a staple in the world of home brewing. With a straightforward brewing process and customizable options, this brewing method caters to varying taste preferences, ensuring a delightful cup of coffee every time. Embrace the simplicity and elevate your coffee experience with the artful mastery of pour over brewing.

Whether you're a coffee novice or a seasoned enthusiast, the pour over method stands as a reliable companion on your quest for the perfect cup of joe.