What's your coffee today? What brew method? Photos

[Alacrity59]

All input helps.

I think the message is that I have to figure out my own oz of coffee and grind to use with an amount of water and the brew time should be 3 to 4 minutes. Then there is the additional . . . by the way, what you figure out will need to be adjusted for the next bag of beans.


Get close with science and closer with art.

 

[StillShaving]

Get close with science and closer with art.

My most recent coffee has been Trader's Joes "Joe". It made a mediocre espresso and a better pour-over.

 

[dgreene120]

Trader Joe's French Roast K-cup

 

[countrydirt]

Pssst generic Kroger coffee made in our 5 year old Keurig. Brewhaha!

 

[Sullybob]

All input helps.

I think the message is that I have to figure out my own oz of coffee and grind to use with an amount of water and the brew time should be 3 to 4 minutes. Then there is the additional . . . by the way, what you figure out will need to be adjusted for the next bag of beans.


Get close with science and closer with art.

Intelligentsia has a pretty nice brew guide for French Press. They give a good starting point for the water/beans ratio for several different amounts of coffee.

http://www.intelligentsiacoffee.com/sites/default/files/brew_guides/2014_FrenchPress_BrewGuide.pdf

 

[Gordon]

Van Houtte Original House Blend, brewed in my Cuisinart percolator. Part of my morning routine every day.
Lovely.

 

[ram57]

Philz Coffee Tesora.

I us a Tiamo K02 stainless steel dripper which is a Kalita wave 185 knockoff at 2/3rd the price. I find what works best for my taste buds is a find grind like and expresso and I weigh my water and coffee. My brother in law who has a Kalita 185 got me started with pour over he tends to just eyeball the amount of water and coffee grinds which to me would not lead to a consistent cup of coffee.

Should add that my progression was from the Clever Coffee Drip then Aeropress and now the Tiamo K02 pour over system.

 

[rockero]

Cafe bustelo in drip

 

[BigWill]

The Friendly Bean house blend drip.

A delightful, very local roaster and coffee shop.

 

[Mick]

4 scoops of Folgers blended with 1 scoop of Java Time (Sumatran) in the commercial Bunn

No doubt about it.... I gotta roast some beans PRONTO.....

 

[jhadsell1883]

I had whatever they use at church in a larger percolator that was not working when I got there. I now don't need to buy one since I know how it works and what kind of coffee it makes! I may need to start volunteering at the coffee bar though...They have no idea what they are missing with a good quality fresh ground coffee

 

[Mick]

Sweet Maria's Monkey Espresso blend (70%) roasted city + mixed with some Mexican Chiapas city roasted (30%) Pulled in the Pasquini as Americanos. Life is good this mornning

 

[StillShaving]

Finished up the Trader's Joes "Joe" (dated 12/22/2015R) in a pour-over. A nice coffee for the price. I had been brewing at 205 F in a ceramic brewer, but found it tasted better when the temperature was raised a little.

 

[beginish]

A gearchow-roasted Ethiopia Yirgacheffe via Aeropress.

 

[Mick]

It is looking like the Pasquini is going to get some use this week. Blended all of the city roasted Mexican into the Sweet Maria's Monkey blend espresso which I roasted a tad dark (can we say smoke'in)

 

[tvad]

Finished up the Trader's Joes "Joe" (dated 12/22/2015R) in a pour-over. A nice coffee for the price.

My wife and I enjoy TJ coffee. We're partial to Italian Roast and French Roast Decaf; we do a 1/2 & 1/2 mix.

Today, though, we drank Pete's French Roast...again a 1/2 & 1/2 blend of caffeinated and decaf.

 

[rockero]

Maxwell House drip

 

[drdave2387]

Starbucks Christmas blend in Bunn

 

[Eeyore]

Starbucks Christmas blend in Bunn

In Bunn? Or in Bonn?

I recently had the Starbucks pumpkin and spice blend, but I was disappointed by that.

 

[Mick]

made 2 (each) Americanos this morning with my fresh roasted Monkey + Mex blend.

Another perfect pull. Another perfect cuppa

Will be out roasting again today but not decided WHAT to choose. It's just like shaving. Takes longer to decide WHAT to use than it does to get the job done.