Do you like coffee?
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kel
FuckMisogynists!
Been eyeing up a V60 setup for some time and finally treated myself this week as a little pick-me-up retail therapy!
Picked up a size 1 Hario ceramic dripper, matching glass serving jug and a bunch of brown filter papers for the princely sum of ~£40 delivered!
It beats the plastic funnel and cloth bag I was using and ended up knocking over, and the coffee tha comes out of it is clear, super tasty, not bitter in the slightest. It is a bit of a faff - takes a few minutes of slowly pouring the water on the ground coffee, but it's worth it! I may even invest in one of the swan neck kettles at some point, it really is very nice to take a moment or two, the making becomes part of the enjoyment.
Overall - highly recommended if you appreciate the subtleties of flavour potential in coffee
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Picked up a size 1 Hario ceramic dripper, matching glass serving jug and a bunch of brown filter papers for the princely sum of ~£40 delivered!
It beats the plastic funnel and cloth bag I was using and ended up knocking over, and the coffee tha comes out of it is clear, super tasty, not bitter in the slightest. It is a bit of a faff - takes a few minutes of slowly pouring the water on the ground coffee, but it's worth it! I may even invest in one of the swan neck kettles at some point, it really is very nice to take a moment or two, the making becomes part of the enjoyment.
Overall - highly recommended if you appreciate the subtleties of flavour potential in coffee
Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper Red - Size 01
Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper Red - Size 01 (VDC-01R) - The Hario V60 coffee dripper is the best ceramic coffee dripper available today. Free UK shipping on Hario V60 coffee drippers on orders over £100.
SixStringToker
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Got my new coffee bar all setup.
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reckoner
Been eyeing up a V60 setup for some time and finally treated myself this week as a little pick-me-up retail therapy!
Picked up a size 1 Hario ceramic dripper, matching glass serving jug and a bunch of brown filter papers for the princely sum of ~£40 delivered!
It beats the plastic funnel and cloth bag I was using and ended up knocking over, and the coffee tha comes out of it is clear, super tasty, not bitter in the slightest. It is a bit of a faff - takes a few minutes of slowly pouring the water on the ground coffee, but it's worth it! I may even invest in one of the swan neck kettles at some point, it really is very nice to take a moment or two, the making becomes part of the enjoyment.
Overall - highly recommended if you appreciate the subtleties of flavour potential in coffee
Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper Red - Size 01
Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper Red - Size 01 (VDC-01R) - The Hario V60 coffee dripper is the best ceramic coffee dripper available today. Free UK shipping on Hario V60 coffee drippers on orders over £100.
You definitely need to get a gooseneck kettle. Essential tool for good pour overs. That plus the V60 and a burr grinder is all you need!
Edit: also get a good scale if you don’t have one already.
kel
FuckMisogynists!
Oh thanks, yeah I think you are right I have read loads of people saying the same - one day for sure
The kettle I have is actually pretty good in this regard, I did consider it, but until I start getting work/paid again it seemed a step to far for a little indulgent treat purchase.
Oh and I already have a good burr grinder, from many moons ago - awesome thing - La Pavoni!
NYC_Frank
"A man with no vices is a man with no virtues"
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stonedmallone
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question for the aeropress users, do you guys add a little hot water at the end? I feel like I get a very small cup of coffee. Am I doing it wrong lol
stonedmallone
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OK perfect that is what I thought I was making, just wasn't sure. Thank you!
SixStringToker
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bltkmt
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Robert-in-YEG
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For the longest time, I was very picky about how I brewed my coffee. In 2009 I was working in Calgary, and they had a Keurig system, and there seemed to be a near unlimited choice of pods. Light, dark, flavoured; there must have been two dozen choices. The oil company treated its works right. There were fridges full of soda pop, fridges of juices, water, they had everything.
It is actually a good strategy. Fewer people went out for coffee. Many of us IT folk, drink coffee all day. We often also drink, Coke, Sprite and Mountain Dew; it's a caffeine lifestyle.
I still drink coffee today, but I now drink more tea than coffee.
Robert-in-YEG
“What do you want?"
"Just coffee. Black - like my soul.”
― Cassandra Clare, City of Bones
... although it probably was tea 
Robert-in-YEG
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Here in Canada, this would be my preferred coffee right now.
Robert-in-YEG
"All you need is ignorance and confidence and the success is sure."
~ Mark Twain
Robert-in-YEG
"All you need is ignorance and confidence and the success is sure."
~ Mark Twain
Shrike
Flower Potted, Maxed, & Rio'd.
Here in Canada, this would be my preferred coffee right now.
Robert-in-YEG
"All you need is ignorance and confidence and the success is sure."
~ Mark Twain
Just finished a bag of that a few weeks ago...excellent!
Love their coffee and usually gravitate to their "Kick Ass" selection. Sometimes I blend a few different ones together.
Just below you in WA state...Americans enjoy this brand, also.
Timps27
Feel like I’m winnin’ when I’m losin’ again
It’s not as fancy as some of the setups here, but it gets the trick done for me! When I had a drip pot I made about 1 cup of coffee a week and bought the rest; since getting my AeroPress a year ago I haven’t had more than a handful of cups not from my press.
