BREWING TIPS

  • Measuring beaker

    Ratios

    As our coffee is roasted on the lighter side, we advocate going with a ratio of 1:3 for espresso and 1:17 for filter so as to better highlight the nuanced, delicate flavors and acidity inherent in our roasts.

    RECOMMENDED RECIPES
    Espresso
    8s pre-infusion at 1 bar
    15s extraction at 7.5 bar

    Filter (Brew Time: 2.5min)
    1:3 bloom for 30-60s
    1:14 pour till end

  • Gooseneck kettle

    Temperature

    Treat our coffees like diamonds. Apply sufficient temperature to extract the most out of them. In fact, the more hotter more better. We’d suggest something in the region of 90-96°C depending on how the coffee was processed. But of course, these are just guidelines - adjust the temperature upwards/downwards according to what you’re tasting!

    Natural/Anaerobic Natural/Yeast Innoculated: 90-92°C
    Washed/Anaerobic Washed: 93-96°C

  • Coffee bean storage tube rack

    Rest

    In our experience, we find that our roasts degas on the slower side. So, for maximum flavor and juiciness that explodes in your mouth, store it in your cupboard (or fridge) and forget about it!

    As a matter of fact, we find that our coffees reach their peak at about 4-6 weeks post-roast. So unless you love the taste of grass, just leave it aside for a little while.