Brewing Guide

French Press
Preparation
- Required Equipment: French Press, kettle, coffee grinder, scale, spoon, timer
- Coffee: Medium to dark roast, coarse grind
- Dosage: 1:12 ratio (e.g., 30g of coffee for 360ml of water)
Brewing Steps
- Preheat the French Press with hot water, then empty it
- Add the ground coffee to the French Press
- Pour hot (not boiling) water over the coffee
- Stir gently to ensure even extraction
- Place the lid on without pressing the plunger
- Let it steep for 4 minutes
- Slowly press the plunger down
- Serve immediately to avoid over-extraction
ℹ️ Tips
- Use water at around 95°C
- Avoid pressing too hard to prevent bitterness
- For a cleaner cup, you can filter again when pouring
- Experiment with steeping time

Chemex
Preparation
- Required Equipment: Chemex, Chemex filters, gooseneck kettle, coffee grinder, scale, timer
- Coffee: Medium roast, medium-coarse grind
- Dosage: 30g of coffee for 500ml of water (1:16 ratio)
Brewing Steps
- Place the folded Chemex filter into the carafe
- Rinse the filter with hot water and discard the rinse water
- Add the ground coffee
- Start the timer and pour 60ml of water for pre-infusion
- After 30 seconds, slowly pour the water in a spiral motion
- Continue pouring the water in multiple stages
- Finish pouring at 500ml
- Let the water fully drain (total brewing time approximately 4 minutes)
- Remove the filter and serve
ℹ️ Tips
- Keep the water temperature between 92-96°C
- The thick Chemex filter produces a cleaner and clearer cup of coffee
- Adjust the grind size if extraction is too fast or too slow
- Experiment with different ratios to find your perfect balance

Cold brew
Preparation
- Required Equipment: Large container, cloth or paper filter, coffee grinder, scale, spoon
- Coffee: Medium to dark roast, coarse grind
- Dosage: Ratio 1:5 coffee/water (200g of coffee for 1L of water)
Brewing Steps
- Mix the ground coffee and cold water in the container
- Stir to ensure all the coffee is evenly saturated
- Cover and let it steep at room temperature for 12-24 hours
- Filter the mixture through a paper or cloth filter
- Store the concentrate in the refrigerator
- To serve, dilute with water or milk to taste
- Serve over ice
ℹ️ Tips
- Use filtered water for better taste
- Experiment with steeping time (12-24h) to adjust the intensity
- The concentrate keeps for up to 2 weeks in the refrigerator
- Try different dilution ratios to find your perfect balance

V60
Preparation
- Required Equipment: V60, V60 filters, gooseneck kettle, coffee grinder, scale, timer
- Coffee: Light to medium roast, medium-fine grind
- Dosage: 22g of coffee for 360ml of water (1:16 ratio)
Brewing Steps
- Place a filter in the V60 and rinse it with hot water
- Add the ground coffee into the filter
- Start the timer and pour 50ml of water for pre-infusion
- After 30 seconds, continue pouring water in concentric circles
- Maintain a constant water level in the dripper
- Finish pouring at 360ml
- Let the water fully drain (total brew time approximately 2 minutes 30 seconds)
- Remove the V60 and serve
ℹ️ Tips
- Use water between 92-96°C
- The conical shape of the V60 allows for faster extraction than other drippers
- Adjust the pouring speed to control extraction time
- Experiment with different pouring patterns to optimize extraction

Espresso
Preparation
- Required Equipment: Espresso machine, Coffee grinder, Tamper, Precision scale, Espresso cup
- Coffee: Medium to dark roast, Very fine grind
- Dosage: 18-20g of coffee for a double espresso
Brewing Steps
- Preheat the espresso machine and portafilter.
- Grind and dose 18-20g of finely ground coffee into the portafilter.
- Distribute the coffee evenly in the portafilter.
- Tamp the coffee firmly using approximately 13.5 kg of pressure.
- Lock the portafilter into the machine.
- Start the extraction, aiming for 25-30 seconds to produce 30ml of espresso.
- Observe the color and texture of the espresso flow.
- Stop the extraction at the right moment for a balanced espresso.
ℹ️ Tips
- Fresh coffee is crucial for a great espresso.
- Adjust the grind size to achieve the ideal extraction time.
- Aim for a 1:2 ratio (coffee:liquid) for a standard espresso.
- The crema should be golden and long-lasting.

Aeropress
Preparation
- Required Equipment: AeroPress, AeroPress filters, Kettle, Coffee grinder, Scale, Spoon, Timer
- Coffee: Medium roast, Medium-fine grind
- Dosage: 17g of coffee for 250ml of water
Brewing Steps
- Prepare the filter: Place a filter in the AeroPress cap and rinse it with hot water.
- Assemble and add coffee: Attach the AeroPress chamber and add the ground coffee.
- Start the timer and pour 250ml of hot water (80°C) over the coffee.
- Stir gently: Stir for 10 seconds to ensure even extraction.
- Steep: Let the coffee brew for 1 minute.
- Press the coffee: Attach the cap, flip the AeroPress onto a cup, and press down slowly.
- The pressing should take 20-30 seconds, stopping when you hear a hissing sound.
ℹ️ Tips
- Experiment with water temperature (80-90°C) to find the best balance.
- Try the inverted method for a longer steeping time and richer extraction.
- Adjust the coffee-to-water ratio to match your taste preference.
- Clean the AeroPress thoroughly after each use to maintain flavor quality.

Moka Pot
Preparation
- Required Equipment: Moka Pot, Stove, Coffee grinder, Hot water, Spoon
- Coffee: Medium to dark roast, Fine grind (slightly coarser than espresso)
- Dosage: Fill the filter basket to the top without pressing (approx. 15-17g for a 3-cup Moka Pot)
Brewing Steps
- Fill the bottom chamber with hot water up to the safety valve.
- Insert the filter basket and fill it with ground coffee without tamping.
- Screw the top part firmly onto the base.
- Place on medium heat with the lid open and wait for the coffee to start flowing.
- Remove from heat as soon as the coffee begins to rise to prevent over-extraction.
- Close the lid and let the extraction finish.
- Serve immediately and enjoy.
ℹ️ Tips
- Use preheated water to avoid overheating and bitterness.
- Do not tamp the coffee to ensure proper extraction.
- Remove from heat before the coffee fully rises to avoid a burnt taste.
- Clean the Moka Pot thoroughly after each use to preserve flavors.

Siphon Coffee Maker
Preparation
- Required Equipment: Vacuum coffee maker (Siphon), Burner, Coffee grinder, Filter, Coffee beans, Scale, Spoon, Timer, Hot water
- Coffee: Medium to light roast, Medium-fine grind (similar to table salt)
- Dosage: Approx. 60g of coffee per 1L of water (adjust to taste)
Brewing Steps
- Fill the lower chamber with hot water (about 400-500ml for a standard siphon).
- Place the filter in the upper chamber and attach it to the lower chamber.
- Turn on the burner under the lower chamber at medium-high heat.
- When the water rises into the upper chamber, add the ground coffee.
- Gently stir to ensure all coffee grounds are saturated.
- Let brew for 1 to 1.5 minutes.
- Stir again gently after 45 seconds to promote even extraction.
- Turn off the heat after the total brewing time.
- Let the coffee drain back down into the lower chamber (30-45 seconds).
- Carefully remove the upper chamber.
- Serve and enjoy!