A precise pour,
at any size.
Choose how much coffee you are making. Get the exact dose, water weight, and every cumulative scale target.
01
Choose your method
Both methods use a 1:16.67 ratio.
1 cup = this recipe’s 250 g brew-water batch (8 serving oz). It is not the finished drink volume.
Water temperature
Freshly boiled for lighter roasts.
02
Your pour plan
Scale readings are cumulative water weights.
Current stepReady to bloom
Reset to edit the recipe
Let it draw down. Taste matters more than an exact finish time.
03
Method notes
The useful details that do not fit on a scale.
Rinse + preheat
Rinse the paper thoroughly with hot water, preheat the brewer, then discard the rinse water.
Make a well
Level the coffee bed and make a small well in the center before starting your timer.
Swirl gently
Swirl after the bloom so every ground is wet. Finish with a gentle swirl for a flat bed.
Dial by taste
If the cup tastes weak or sour, grind finer. If it tastes harsh or bitter, grind coarser.
Based on James Hoffmann’s Better 1 Cup V60 Technique and Ultimate V60 Technique.
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