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brew guide - Dosage of filter coffee
The basic rule when we are going to brew and dose coffee is to use 6 grams of coffee to 1 decilitre of water. A lot of you use the "coffee measuring cup", and it is a good guideline. But, it is both inconsistent and unpredictable.
Instead, the number of tablespoons of ground coffee is a term we can use if we do not have the ability to weigh the coffee. The absolute best way to measure your coffee is to buy a scale (or use that kitchen scale that many of us have lying in the third drawer). The big advantage of the scale, second to accuracy, is that it can be easily scaled up according to how much water you use use.
Whether you are dosing for an electric brewer, french press, Chemex, V60 or Aeropress, you can use these guidelines.
Here is a simple diagram that shows how much coffee we can use per deciliter of water.
1 dl = 100 g water
1 tbsp = 6 g of coffee
Water = Coffee
100 g = 6 g
200 g = 12 g
300 g = 18 g
400 g = 24 g
500 g = 30 g (4 cups on a coffee maker)
600 g = 36 g
700 g = 42 g
750 g = 45 g (6 cups on a coffee maker)
800 g = 48 g
900 g = 54 g
1000 g = 60 g (8 cups on a coffee maker)
Quick Guide.
Dosing your filter coffee
The basic rule when we should be brew and dose coffee is to use 6 grams of coffee on deciliter water. Whether you dispense for bridge coffee, French Press, Chemex, V60 or Aeropress, you can use these guidelines. Here is a simple chart showing how much coffee we can use per deciliter water.
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Coffee maker
Although it is an automatic machine, there are tricks to brew the best cup of coffee. We have divided our recipe into three different levels, so you will find something that suits you and the equipment you have at home, but also for you to dare to try something a little more advanced!
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Aeropress.
Perfect for those who tired of big machines, want a small coffee maker with them on the trip or embodiments, or simply just want a really good cup of coffee.
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Hario v60.
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Espresso
Too many a quick, bitter and tough kick in the morning. For others a sensitive product with fine, healthy flavors. A bridge method that opens a world of flavors, competitions and techniques.
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chemex
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MATCH
This timeless and elegant drink has now been seated in the flavor world light. There is no counterpart. We drink our match classically as well as hot or cold with milk.