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Gina Misc pourover by Emi Fukahori

Emi Fukahori used this GINA method in her winning 2018 year World Brewers Cup routine. Alternating immersion, drainage, and water temperature shapes a layered cup intended to move from bright citrus toward wine-like depth and crisp apple.

1:12.9 Ratio
2:55 Total
17g Dose
95°C Temp
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Parameters

17 g
Coffee
220 g
Water
1:12.9
Ratio
95 °C
Temp
7 coarse
Grind
2:55
Total
~220 ml
Yield
Grind · 7/10 · medium-coarse
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Method

2:55 · total
  1. Bloom 1 / 4
    0:00
    1m

    Close the valve. Pour 50g over the centre of the bed. Let it steep.

    +50g→ 50g Center pour 3.3g/s 15s 80°C Valve: Closed
  2. Pour 2 / 4
    1:00
    1m10s

    Open the valve. Pour over the centre of the bed to 150g.

    +100g→ 150g Center pour 1.7g/s 1m 95°C Valve: Open
  3. Pour 3 / 4
    2:10
    45s

    Finish over the centre of the bed to 220g.

    +70g→ 220g Center pour 2.8g/s 25s 80°C Valve: Open
  4. Done 4 / 4
    2:55

    Drawdown complete.

Notes

Prepare water near 100ppm and make each valve change decisively so steep times remain repeatable. Use 80°C for the cooler phase and 95°C for the hotter one; avoid extra swirling that can blur the intended transitions.

Original source

Recipe by Emi Fukahori, published at first-crack.co.il.

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