[S1E10] Katie Loves a Pour Over (and so should you!)

10/28/19 • 19 min

Want to brew and drink the worlds best cup of coffee? Try the Pour Over brewing method! It's not as hard as you think, and it just might change your [coffee] life. My bride Katie joins the podcast to talk about how we brew a Pour Over at our home, and why it’s become her favorite way to make coffee.

Want to try it at home? You got this! Here's a list of what you'll need:
1) Gram scale
2) Burr Grinder
3) Pour Over brewing device (Chemex // V60 // Kalita Wave + Server)
4) Paper filter (Chemex filter // V60 filter // Kalita Wave filter)
5) Gooseneck kettle

Have fun!

Have fun!

Previous Episode

[S1E9] Full Immersion Brewing with THE Jordan Lee

Are you a French Press kind of coffee person? Or maybe you're looking to branch out and try a new brewing method? Immersion brewing gives you a different take on your morning cup of coffee and there are several key tips in this episode to help you make it taste better.

When my good buddy Jordan Lee makes coffee at home, it's all about the Full Immersion brewing method for him. In this episode, Jordan and I brew some coffee on my back porch using his Clever brewing device and talk about the process and delicious outcome of steeping coffee grounds and hot water together.

We are using the Clever in this episode, but the process is basically identical if you're going the French Press route.

If you want to try your hand at Full Immersion Brewing, here's the equipment you'll need to get started. Have fun!

1) Gram scale
2) Gooseneck Kettle (Jordan uses this one with built-in thermometer // Joel uses this electric one)
3) Grinder (Baratza Encore is niiiiice!)
4) Clever Coffee Maker or French Press (one of a million different French Press machines)
5) Standard #4 Coffee Filter

Next Episode

[S1E11] How to Find an Awesome Coffeeshop

You’ve moved to a new city. You’re on a road trip. You’re traveling to a new city for work. You’re exploring a new place. And you need good coffee! But how do you know where these places are, and if a place will be worth the visit? I'll share a few tricks I've learned for how to make your hunt for an awesome coffee shop a little easier. Because, sometimes you just want someone else to craft delicious coffee for you. Happy Exploring!