Doubleshot

4.2 / 5

Reviews

Reviews Total
4.2 / 5
Recommended by
86%
88 out of 102 users
Silviu Verified Customer a week ago
Recommends
Very balanced cup with really nice chocolate notes
Great as an everyday coffee, very good all around from hot to when it cools down
Recipe
Method of preparation: v60
Coffee (g): 15
Water (g): 250
Water temperature: 92-93
Grinder (settings):
Process: Process: v60: 3 pours 50g bloom and then 2 100g pours, the first circular from center to outside to create a bit of agitation and the third pour small circles in the center, finishing in around 2-2:30 min
Caspy Verified Customer a week ago
Recommends
office Verified Customer Show Original 2 weeks ago
Recommends
I used it for cold brew and it's delicious.
Lucia Verified Customer June 9
Recommends
Gero Show Original June 3
Recommends
mild adjectives
medium body
fruity and floral flavor
Recipe
Brew Method: V60 Filter
Coffee (g): 20
Water (g): 320
Water Temperature: 93°C
Grinder (Setting): 8.5 (1Zpresso K-Ultra)
Process: Bloom for 45 seconds (60g of water), followed by 120g at 1:05 min, and then 140g at 1:45 min. Drip completion at 2:30–3:00 min.
Mia Eder Verified Customer June 2
Does not recommend
Tomas Verified Customer May 20
Recommends
Kamila Verified Customer May 19
Recommends
Maksim Verified Customer May 14
Does not recommend
Viktor_D Show Original May 4
Recommends
Value for money
Mass production of "fines"
Recipe
I won’t be evaluating the flavor profile, but purely the mechanics: I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a coffee that generates such a large amount of fine particles (fines) when ground. It reliably and immediately clogs the Aeropress filter (ground to about 20 clicks on the Comandante); the coffee always looks like muddy water, and I’ve never managed to get it to look even slightly clear. When it settles, you’ll find grounds at the bottom like in a Turkish coffee pot, even though the coffee was filtered through paper.
Fascinating (and so much for the claim that “you can’t tell it’s decaf.” You can tell.)