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Favorite Brew Method (self.coffee)

submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by swancheez to c/coffee

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So, this looks like the start of a relatively new community (at least for me), and we surely have some new people coming over from the coffee subreddit, so let's get some conversation going!

What's your current favorite brew method? I've been really getting into my flat bottom brew lately, with the Stagg XF. I just feel it's been a bit more forgiving than my v60, and it's been pulling out some pretty solid tasting notes in my latest beans.

What're y'all brewing with?

EDIT: I absolutely love the traction this post got! And I love seeing all the methods everyone is using daily. Thank you all

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

You can use the kalita wave style filters normally with just basic wetting, you'll just get more bypass. (Which isn't inherently bad.) I recently got an Orea V3 and have been using it with Kalita filers and enjoying the brews quite a bit.

The ones that need a negotiator/smusher are the flat circular filters which allow low bypass.

Another approach would be to go for something like the Tricolate or Next Level "zero bypass" brewers. Those are flat bottom but are designed to take a circular filter at the bottom kind of like how aeropress does.