Brew Guides
Different coffees often require different approaches to brewing. We know this could be overwhelming, so here are some good starting points to help you get the most out of your brewing experience.
What makes our brew guides different? We recognize that by this point there are innumerable brew guides out there to choose from. While this could be seen as a reason to avoid publishing our own, we recognize that manually brewing coffee can be a form of creative expression. That being said, these are the ways we choose to express our own creativity. We encourage you to use these guides as a starting point - after that, be inspired to try something outside of the recipe!
Kalita Wave 185
Ah, the Kalita Wave. What was once a niche brewing method has now rooted itself as a standard for many roasters and cafes alike.
Hario V60
The beloved V60 is a staple in most coffee lovers brew-kits. With it’s initial simplicity that can quickly be turned into a deep, intuitive brewing experience, it’s easy to see why many reach for it when brewing.
Chemex
The elegant-looking Chemex utilizes: dense filters, high dosages, and long brew times. For those who enjoy what could be considered a clean cup, this method is a go-to.
Aeropress
The Aeropress is compact, versatile, and makes manual brewing nearly fool-proof. From the weekend camping trip to Aeropress championships, this method presents an abundance of opportunities.