Intermediate
The Data Seeker's Brew
A methodical pour-over that mirrors the patience needed for data analysis. This recipe uses a systematic approach with precise timing intervals, creating a clean, bright cup that's perfect for those long research sessions. The controlled extraction brings out subtle flavors while maintaining clarity.
12 min
1 serving
V60
Instructions
Brewing Steps
- Setup: Place V60 filter in dripper, rinse with hot water, and place on scale
- Grind: Grind coffee to medium-fine consistency (like table salt)
- Bloom: Add coffee to filter, create small well in center. Start timer, pour 50ml water in circular motion. Wait 30 seconds
- First Pour: At 0:30, pour water to 150ml total in slow, steady spirals from center outward
- Second Pour: At 1:30, pour to 250ml total using same technique
- Final Pour: At 2:30, pour remaining water to 350ml total
- Finish: Coffee should finish dripping by 4:00-4:30 total time
Pro Tips
Pro Tips
- Consistency is key: Use the same pouring pattern each time for reproducible results
- Water quality matters: Filtered water will significantly improve taste
- Grind fresh: Grind beans just before brewing for best flavor
- Practice your pour: Steady, controlled pours prevent over-extraction
- Track your variables: Like data analysis, note what works and adjust accordingly
Recipe Details
Coffee Amount:22g
Water Amount:350ml
Grind Size:Medium-Fine
Water Temp:205°F
Prep Time:5 min
Ingredients
- medium roast coffee beans - 22g
- filtered water - 350ml
Equipment Needed
- V60 dripper
- V60 paper filters
- Digital scale
- Gooseneck kettle
- Burr grinder
- Timer