3. Once the French press is sufficiently warm, discard the water and add your coffee, gently leveling it at the bottom of the brewer. 4. Bring water to a full rolling boil, or 210°F. Let your water stand for about one minute before beginning to brew. 5. Set a timer for four minu...
Having the correct measurement of coffee and water is essential. Brewing coffee consistently is a science. It’s entirely possible to change your coffee’s flavor depending on the ratio you choose to use, and sometimes not in a pleasant way. Some types of coffee taste their best with the st...
Carbon dioxide has a sour taste. So when your coffee doesn’t bloom, say due to old stale coffee, or you haven’t left enough time for the blooming to degas, the CO2 will infuse the flavor of your coffee, giving it a sour taste. Also, carbon dioxide repels water, which isn’t a ...
Once we gathered and researched each of our test subjects, it finally came time to put our taste buds to the test. We brewed each coffee using the same drip coffee maker with filtered tap water. If a coffee brand offered a specific grounds to water ratio, we followed them. If no guid...
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Your preference for brew strength may vary depending on the time of day or type of coffee, but coffee pros suggest a water-to-coffee ratio between 15:1 and 18:1. While you can measure the brew ratio by volume (eg. 1 tbsp ground coffee to 6 oz water), the weight ratio is much ...
This happens when you grind coffee beans too coarse, producing a weak, acidic, salty cup that often tastes sour. This is due to the water passing through the ground far too quickly and hasn’t had enough time to collect enough flavor compounds and oils as it passes through. ...
The goal here is to find that sweet spot where the grind size reveals the coffee’s true character. The Specialty Coffee Association specifies a particular grind size(similar to coarse sea salt)andwater quality(clean, odor-free, and with a neutral pH)for cupping. This ensures that the coffee...