Boo!

3.8 / 5

Reviews

Reviews Total
3.79 / 5
Recommended by
71%
99 out of 140 users
Tomas Verified Customer Show Original a week ago
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Recipe
Brew Method: V60
Coffee (g): 18
Water (g): 300
Water Temperature: 98
Grinder (setting): Fellow Ode 2 - 4.1
Process: Hoffmann 1 cup
Vit Verified Customer Show Original 2 weeks ago
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A delicate, well-balanced flavor
Coffee I Can Drink All Day Long
More on the sweet side
It's a little bland—it doesn't offend, but it doesn't excite either.
Recipe
Brew Method: V60
Coffee (g): 15
Water (g): 250
Water Temperature: 92
Grinder (setting): 1Zpresso K-Ultra 60
Process:
Ondrej Dupal Verified Customer Show Original August 28
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refreshing
Recipe
Brew Method: V60, Hoop
Coffee (g): 15
Water (g): 300
Water Temperature: 90-95
Grinder (setting):
Process:
Dasa Verified Customer Show Original August 27
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I'm no coffee Nazi. I really enjoyed that coconut coffee. Now go ahead and tear me to a thousand pieces. :D
Klara Show Original August 12
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A hot V60 has a sweet taste
It smells like chocolate
A delicate aroma and flavor
In cold brew, the acidity tends to stand out more
Recipe
Brew method: cold brew / V60
Coffee (g): 40 / 20
Water (g): 400 / 400
Water temperature: 7 / 92
Grinder (setting): Timemore C3S 22 / 15
Process:
Zdenek S. Show Original August 4
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The coffee really does taste like chocolate.
It's also excellent as a classic hot filter.
The flavor is distinct.
Recipe
Brew Method: Cold brew
Coffee (g): 45
Water (g): 500
Water Temperature:
Grinder (setting):
Process:
Matthieu Show Original August 1
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Fruitiness
It could be an everyday cold brew
Recipe
Brew Method: Cold Brew
Coffee (g): 40
Water (g): 400
Water Temperature:
Grinder (setting):
Process:
Miha Verified Customer July 31
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My bag was very unevenly roasted -- but somehow still tasted amazing (in spite of or because of?)
Uneven roast. Required careful preparation, easy to get a bitter/burnt aftertaste
Karolina Filsakova Show Original July 26
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A delicious sweet coffee with notes of tropical fruit
The hot version makes the coffee much more interesting
It's pretty boring as a cold brew
Recipe
Brew Method: Cold brew | V60
Coffee (g): 30g | 15g
Water (g): 300ml | 250ml
Water Temperature: room temperature | 91 degrees
Grinder (setting): 1ZPRESSO quick air 99 | 60 clicks
Process: Pour the coffee into a container, add water, stir, and let it steep for 16 hours on the counter. After 16 hours, pour it through the V60 and place it in the refrigerator to chill. (We also tried 18 hours with this coffee, but 16 hours was better. The 18-hour brew was stronger, but the fruity notes weren’t as pronounced.)
For the V60:
I rinse the V60 filter with water, add the ground coffee, pour 50 ml of water over it, and let it bloom for 30 seconds. Then I top it off at 0:30 to 110 ml, at 1:00 to 200 ml, and at 1:30 to 250 ml; between 2:30 and 2:45, I remove the V60, and the coffee is ready.
Pawel July 24
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Juicy
Intense sweetness
Full bodied
Desert profile typical for a good natural, with cherry-like sweetness and acidity, and long liquery aftertaste
Recipe
Method of preparation: V60
Coffee (g): 16.3
Water (g): 250
Water temperature: 92
Grinder (settings): Comandante MK3 (24 clicks)
Process: 50g bloom, 4x50g pours (0:45-1:45), drawdown ~2:10