V60 by Saint-Henri

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The coarseness of your ground coffee particles can help you either lengthen or shorten your extraction time. Finer particles will lengthen the brew time, while coarser particles will shorten it.

If you want more coffee, it is possible to make a smaller or larger amount. Just make sure to keep the ratio of 1g of coffee to 16g of water. Keep little water in the brewer by dividing your total water amount into a few small increments.

When pouring the water, keep the flow slow and avoid touching the edges of the brewer too often.

Parameters

Ground coffee
20 g
Water temperature
94 °C
Grind size
Medium fine
Brew time
3 mins
Amount of water
320 mL

Equipment

V60-02 Dripper
02 compatible Hario filters
Carafe
Digital Scale
Kettle
Timer

Preparation

1

Fill your kettle with fresh, filtered water and bring to a boil.

2

Place a paper filter in the brewer, put it on a carafe or mug, and place the entire set-up on a scale. Thoroughly rinse the filter to remove the papery taste, then discard the water. Return the water to boil.

3

Place the ground coffee in the brewer and give it a gentle shake to flatten the coffee bed. Once the water has reached the boiling point, wait 30 seconds.
30s

4

Tare the scale to zero and start the timer. Begin by slowly adding 40g of water, making sure to saturate all the grounds. This stage is called the “bloom.” It allows the coffee to rid itself of the CO2 created during roasting, encouraging a more uniform extraction.
40 mL
30s

5

At 30 seconds, add 110g of water (for a total of 150g), pouring the water in slow concentric circles.
110 mL • 150 mL total

6

Wait 10 seconds.
10s

7

Still in a circular motion, pour the remaining 170g of water to reach the total of 320g.
170 mL • 320 mL total

8

The total extraction time should be between 3min - 3min 30sec.

9

Stir, serve, and enjoy!
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