There are countless filter options for pour over coffee and trust me; I’ve tried many of them. One of the best filters I’ve found over the years has been the metal filter for making pour over coffee. They come in many different brands, but Barista Warrior & Apache make excellent filters that will last you […] Source ..read more

When it comes to pour over coffee, without a doubt gooseneck style electric kettles are your best options. Gooseneck kettles will give you the best control when pouring hot water into your pour-over coffee filter. Pour Over Coffee Kettle Alternatives While goose-neck pour-over coffee kettles are definitely nice for when you’re looking for that ultimate […] Source ..read more

I've roasted coffee at home a dozen times, it's not something I do often, but definitely a coffee activity that I would recommend, at least once in your life, if you're into coffee. It can be fun, interesting and certainly impress your coffee-loving friends. But before you dive into this, allow me to give you some tips and tricks so you don't waste an entire bag of beans. I will be the first to say, roasting coffee beans is not for everyone.Source ..read more

The key to great pour over is experimentation! But every good experiment needs a baseline for comparison, that’s why I’ve made this table to help you get started with your pour over coffee journey. Keep in mind these are just guidelines for a measured starting point. You’ll like to adjust these ratios based on your […]Source ..read more

The A-Z of pour over coffee for beginners. This post goes over equipment, technique and everything else you need to get started. Once you have mastered the art of pour over coffee, everything else will be measured by your new standard.Source ..read more

Pour over coffee simply put is a method of brewing coffee, sometimes referred to as 'manual brewing'. All pour over devices share a common factor of the brewer manually adding water to the device (unless you get an automatic machine)Source ..read more

There’s is no specif coffee bean made just for pour over coffee, however, I do suggest starting with a whole bean, single-origin, and a medium roast coffee. Pour over coffee can make clean, crisp, full-bodied coffee when done correctly. While the quality & freshness of the coffee bean is important, technique and other brewing variables […]Source ..read more

The French Press is a simple coffee device, it’s elegant and when done right, it can make an amazing cup of coffee. Making a pot of french press is one of the easiest brewing methods and it only requires a few inexpensive tools. If you are new to French Press coffee making, please check out […]Source ..read more

The best coffee to use for French Press Coffee is really up to your taste, but it’s highly recommended to get a whole bean coffee and grind it yourself. If you’re just getting into coffee and don’t have your own grinder, here are some ways you could make coffee without a grinder (How to Grind […]Source ..read more

Getting that perfect cup of pour over coffee each time takes precision & experience. If you’re serious about mastering pour over coffee, here’s three coffee scales that might help you achieve your ultimate goal, maximum coffee flavor. If you’re new to pour over coffee, check out this post to answer some of your questions. If […]Source ..read more