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Selling my Sage Precision Brewer due to wanting another espresso machine and not have room for everything. Great machine and makes excellent coffee. Comes with everything in as new condition and will add some filtropa filter papers in too. Always used with BWT filtered water and cleaned...

Picked up one of these out of curiosity, didn't have high expectations but it does seem to work well enough with the Hario 02 and Kalita Wave 185. Bloom through the centre section, then later pours using the outer ring. It only took a couple of brews to get ball-park, then a little fine...

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View Advert Sage Precision Brewer Selling my Sage Precision Brewer due to wanting another espresso machine and not have room for everything. Great machine and makes excellent coffee. Comes with everything in as new condition and will add some filtropa filter papers in too. Always used...

Hi all, Does anyone have a Hario drip decanter they are wouldn't mind parting with :)

I'd like to have a go at making filtered coffee so looking for some advice and people's opinion on what the best method is? I currently just drink espresso at home and use the Aeropress when traveling. I get a decent cup from the Aeropress but not great. My preference is light roasted fruity...

I was reading the Brita testing thread and was interested to see other people experimenting with Zero Water. I started playing around with water a few weeks ago for pour over coffee and was really surprised by the impact on taste . I ended up having to grind much finer when using Zero Water to...

I've been toying with the idea of buying a drip brewer for my morning fix. I tend to start the day with a cup of tea followed by a coffee and then one more for the commute. This tends to mean making two 15-18g V60s. I was thinking of trying to source a Wilfa Precision (or failing that, a...

I'd be grateful for any advice you lovely coffee types can give. I've got a Super Jolly that I've been using with a Gaggia classic and after a good year of use have concluded that espresso just isn't my thing and I love a good pourover. I'm therefore thinking of selling my set up and just...

I couldn't see this mentioned anywhere. Another crowdfunded, portable coffee brewing kit that could lighten the wallets of many a coffee fan... https://paktbags.com/pages/coffee It's a pourover kit with an insulated mug, dripper, and electric (!) kettle. The company seems to have a decent...

When pouring pourovers in stages, do you let the coffee-bed become visible before adding more water? Matt

I'm just curious (as a newbie to the brewing side of things) if the December Dripper allows some other equipment to be covered with its mechanism. For example, could it act as a Kalita/V60 type pourover and Clever style immersion in one package? Would it perhaps provide a useful investment for...

At work on an offshore rig I got two water options. From tap, which is produced on the rig, and bottled water. The tap water is no good, so I'm using bottled water. I'm not too happy with the water quality though. Brews made with the same beans I use at home tends to be more acidic and overall...

Hello everyone. I'm finding myself drawn more to pourovers these days, often leaving the espresso machine off of a morning and having a couple of V60s before heading out. I like savouring the coffee for a bit longer, and seem to have started cutting back on the milky drinks too. I'm currently...

Just wondered if anyone has any experience, and thoughts on the Kalita kettle? I've heard mixed reviews, with some commenting on a poor build quality, bits falling off etc. Can anyone here shed some light?

Hey guys, in case anyone was after a kettle for pour-over but didn't want to spend heaps - I have a Buono kettle in great condition, always been very well looked after. I'm moving it on as it no longer receives use since I have another. If interested I am based in South London,with a...

Hi everyone, what do you think is the easiest and least time-consuming pour-over option? Does it produce a good tasting brew? Thanks.

I had been considering some of the comments I've seen recently on Barista Hustle around the whole fines=good argument and thought I would conduct a little pour over experiment. My typical grind setting on the EK for a pour over is between 7 and 8 o'clock on the dial. For a 15g/250g brew this...

Hi all, Just one quick question... about to open up a bag of Yirg from James Roasters and was just a bit confused about brewing with V60. Does the brew ratio (normally from 1:15 - 1:17 i believe) mean, say if you have 300ml of water - is that the water you add, or the total weight you get out...

Wanting a simple process at work, I've found myself giving up on caring too much chasing an intended brew time or adjusting grind for pourover (V60 or Kalita Wave) for each new coffee. I just leave the Feldfarb set to the same grind setting (2.5 turns), use the same weight of coffee each time...