Pour Over
Definition
Common Mistakes
- Pouring too fast or inconsistently
- Not using a gooseneck kettle (makes control difficult)
- Skipping the bloom phase
- Using wrong grind size (too fine or too coarse)
- Pouring water directly on the filter instead of coffee
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Bloom
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French Press
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AeroPress
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