Brew guides

Good coffee starts with a good recipe. From Turkish coffee to filter, we share the starting point we use at the roastery for every method; the rest is your palate.

Where to start

One variable, one cup

For Turkish coffee, start with 7 g of coffee and 70 ml of water per cup (about 1:10). For filter methods the ratios match the back of our box: 1:15–1:16 for V60 and Chemex, 1:15 for a drip machine, 1:12–1:14 for the French press, 1:14–1:16 for the AeroPress. They are starting points, not rules.

The shortest route to a recipe that works is to change one thing at a time. Keep ratio and temperature fixed and adjust the grind first. Sour means finer, bitter means coarser. A scale and a good grinder make more difference than anything expensive.

Methods

Cezve

Foamy, full and familiar. 7 g coffee and 70 ml water per cup, 3–4 minutes.

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V60

Clean, bright, fruity. 15 g coffee, 240 g water, 3 minutes.

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Chemex

Tea-like and clean, made for sharing. 30 g coffee, 480 g water, 4:30.

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For filter

This month's specialty coffees

Coffees of the month
Honduras Tutule

Honduras

Honduras Tutule

Citrus, dried fruit, caramel, cacao

Region
Tutule, La Paz (Montecillos)
Producer
Small farmers of the area
Variety
IHCAFE 90, Catuaí
Process
Natural
Altitude
1450–1600 m
Cupping score
83.5

Regular price ₺550

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Colombia Monteblanco Sold out

Colombia

Colombia Monteblanco

Passion fruit, apricot, plum

Region
Acevedo, Huila
Producer
Rodrigo Sánchez Valencia (Finca Monteblanco)
Variety
Purple Caturra
Process
Washed · Passion Fruit
Altitude
1800 m
Cupping score
85

Regular price ₺950

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Want to start with Turkish coffee? Our signature Turkish coffee is made from Brazilian Rio Minas beans and roasted for the cezve.

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