How To Use Ceramic Pour Over Coffee

I loved the direct quick approach to making a delicious cup of coffee in a place that didn t have a coffee maker.

How to use ceramic pour over coffee.

Pour over brewer with a permanent filter nice for the environment and nice for not having to buy paper filters ever again. Just place it over your favorite coffee cup or mug add a filter measure the proper amount of coffee and pour the water. Why didn t they just use an auto coffee pot. What differs between different pour over systems isn t just the manufacturer although that surely is one but also how it works.

There is a certain cadence to every act. Get out a digital scale and measure out 3 tablespoons about 30 g of medium ground coffee or whole beans if you want to grind your own. The three holes in the brewer keep the coffee flowing at the right speed so the flavor will be properly extracted from the grounds every. The considered pace of making pourover coffee reflects the way i like to transition from sleep to greeting a new morning.

You can make one cup of pour over coffee at a time with this durable ceramic brewer. A pour over coffee brewer such as one of the following. Place the pour over brewer of your choice over a carafe. Pour over cones with a flat bottom on the other hand let the coffee pool before it drips down which in turn extends the time water is in contact with the beans thereby over extracting them.

As a ceramic artist i enjoy the processes of making whether it be a sculpture a mug loaves of bread or a cup of coffee. Kalita wave is probably the third best known brand of pour over device tool. Set up your pour over brewer and get out the coffee. Hario v60 is another.

I couldn t understand the meditative calming motion of pouring water over coffee. Definitely use a scale sprenger advises and pour out 16 ml of water for each gram of coffee used to brew. A chemex brewer this is great for making more than one cup at a time. Basic ceramic pour over brewer this is the kind i use and i love its simplicity.

I made my first ceramic coffee pour over set at penland school of crafts in 2009 after living at a cabin in the adirondack mountains for many months and using a plastic camping coffee pour over to make coffee each morning. The first time i saw a bearded man bunned barista pouring water out of a funny kettle over a bed of coffee grounds in a cone shaped device i burst out laughing. So there are lots of way to make pour over coffee. Sprenger advises home brewers to stick to the smallest size dripper they can since the distance water travels through the coffee bed will be shorter and enable a more gentle even and consistent pour brew method.