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Espresso

Welcome to the world of making perfect espresso! Crafting a delicious espresso requires attention to detail and precision. With the right technique and equipment, you can enjoy a rich, aromatic shot that will tantalize your taste buds. Let’s dive into the process of brewing an excellent espresso. 

Grind Size
Fine

Brewing parameters

18g
Coffee Dose

36ML
of water

1:2 ratio of
Coffee to water.

94°C
Temperature

25-30 seconds
Brew time

Make it Perfect with Our
Brewing Recipe

Brewing Instructions

For a specific coffee, refer to exact brewing parameters such as dose, grind size, ratio, and water temperature on the product page.

Step 1: Prepare Your Espresso Machine

  • Ensure your espresso machine is cleaned and heated up properly. 

Step 2: Dialing in the Grind Size

  • Start with a fine grind size and pull a test shot. Evaluate the shot’s flavor, extraction time, and crema. 
  • If the shot is too sour or under-extracted, adjust the grinder finer for the next shot. If the shot is too bitter or over-extracted, adjust the grinder coarser for the next shot. Continue making small adjustments until you achieve a balanced shot. 

Step 3: Grind and Dose Coffee

  • Grind 18g of coffee beans to a fine consistency (adjust according to instructions in Step 2). 
  • Dose the ground coffee into your portafilter and distribute evenly. 

Step 4: Tamp the Coffee

  • Tamp the coffee grounds evenly and firmly using a tamper. 

Step 5: Extraction Process

  • Lock the portafilter in the machine and start the extraction immediately. 
  • Monitor the extraction time, aiming for 25-30 seconds for a balanced shot. 

Step 6: Taste Test

  • Sample your shot to evaluate its flavor profile.

If the espresso is bitter:

  • Adjust the grind slightly coarser to reduce over-extraction.
  • Check the dose and tamp pressure to ensure even extraction.

If the espresso is sour:

  • Adjust the grind slightly finer to increase extraction.
  • Ensure the dose and tamp are consistent for better extraction.

Step 7: Adjust and Refine

  • Based on the taste test, adjust the grind size, dose, or extraction time to improve the shot’s balance and flavor. 

Step 8: Experiment

  • Make sure you experiment with different coffee beans of varying roast profiles to find your favourite espresso. 

Adjust variables like grind size, ratio, and water temperature to your liking for a perfect cup every time. Enjoy your espresso brewing experience!  

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