V60 Papers: Our Excessive Testing Was Worth It!
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Top Comments (10)
Thanks for your unfiltered opinions James.
I rinse the filter on my V60, not because I have ever tasted the paper when I didn't rinse, but because it makes the filter stick to the walls of the brewer, which I like.
petition to do 1 slurp and then, instead of silence, use the Yoshi tongue sound effect for all subsequent slurps
The only guy I'll listen to for 18 minutes about what paper tastes like.
I realised that we haven't listed the papers in an order of brew time/extraction so here they are: - Sibarist Fast (fastest) - Timemore - Sibarist B3 - Cafec T90 - Cafec T83 - Cafec Acaba - Hario - Cafec T92 - Kinto Slow (Slowest) The spread in extraction was really quite small, with the fastest being 0.5% below the group average and the slowest being 0.6% above the group average. However, all others were within 0.2% of the group average - so very similar!
It's admirable that you revisit 'outdated' advice, to update or correct it - It hints at you having a curious mind that has a permanent what-if that's happy to question and improve upon your own knowledge, and pass it on to us...
Such a relief that paper-rinsing is yesterday's problem. That's probably saved me around 2 hours per year. Yippee 😊
Prof James here grading paper
Wow this man has no filter
I stopped rinsing because of this video. Then I started again right after because wet paper is easier to deal with
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Top Comments (10)
Thanks for your unfiltered opinions James.
I rinse the filter on my V60, not because I have ever tasted the paper when I didn't rinse, but because it makes the filter stick to the walls of the brewer, which I like.
petition to do 1 slurp and then, instead of silence, use the Yoshi tongue sound effect for all subsequent slurps
The only guy I'll listen to for 18 minutes about what paper tastes like.
I realised that we haven't listed the papers in an order of brew time/extraction so here they are: - Sibarist Fast (fastest) - Timemore - Sibarist B3 - Cafec T90 - Cafec T83 - Cafec Acaba - Hario - Cafec T92 - Kinto Slow (Slowest) The spread in extraction was really quite small, with the fastest being 0.5% below the group average and the slowest being 0.6% above the group average. However, all others were within 0.2% of the group average - so very similar!
It's admirable that you revisit 'outdated' advice, to update or correct it - It hints at you having a curious mind that has a permanent what-if that's happy to question and improve upon your own knowledge, and pass it on to us...
Such a relief that paper-rinsing is yesterday's problem. That's probably saved me around 2 hours per year. Yippee 😊
Prof James here grading paper
Wow this man has no filter
I stopped rinsing because of this video. Then I started again right after because wet paper is easier to deal with