A simple but effective recipe that should be familiar if you're transitioning from a V60 or Kalita brewer. Big brightness with lower sweetness, light body.
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200g
1:16.6
96°C / 205°F
Medium (~660 micron)
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The big sibling to Base recipe #1, scaled up to produce a 300ml brew. Big brightness with lower sweetness, light body.
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300g
1:16.6
96°C / 205°F
Medium (~660 micron)
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A recipe that requires some practice, but helps reach a higher extraction with relatively little effort. Try this for punchy flavour, increased brightness, body.
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1:16.6
92°C / 198°F
Fine (~450 micron)
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A community favourite - a pulse approach with a very simple rhythm. Get the most fabulous clarity, sweetness, and aromatics.
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1:16.6
99°C / 210°F
Coarse (~800 micron)
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A great recipe for flash brews! A simple 4 pour recipe that gives a very bright flash brew that doesn't taste diluted and works very well with washed coffees.
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160g
140g
96°C / 205°F
Medium (~660 micron)
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A community favourite - a single pour recipe that produces a very interesting outcome with very low time commitment - always well under 2 minutes.
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1:16.6
90°C / 194°F
Fine (~450 micron)
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A super easy recipe for low effort brews when you're sleepy in the morning. An easy 75/75/150 pouring cadence that makes a bright, happy cup!
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300ml
1:16.6
96°C / 205°F
Medium (~660 micron)
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An interpretation of an established pulse approach from Matteo, the UK Brewing champion. Finer grind, lower temp and pulse pours for a unique outcome.
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200ml
1:16.6
90°C / 194°F
Med-Fine (~540 micron)
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The Orea brewer is different than other brewers. While in most other flat bed brewers, the goal is to lift the filter up, in the Orea brewer, we encourage you to lay it totally flat. This helps with consistency and repeatability while keeping speeds high. We also recommend that you pre-wet the filters, with boiling water - to make sure they sit well, wash out any paper taste and pre-heat your brewer.
If you purchased a separate sleeve, you would have received it flat-packed. This short guide illustrates how to assemble the sleeve, step by step.
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