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Japanese Kissaten

Japanese kissaten-style siphon recipe. Full immersion with two stirs produces a cup with lots of body and clear aromas.

  • Floral
  • Citric
  • Medium-bodied
  • Medium roast
  • Standard
  • Beginner
Total
3:30
Ratio
1:16.1
Coffee
28 g
Temp
96 °C

The Japanese Kissaten recipe by Hario for the Japanese Siphon uses 28 g of coffee and 450 g of water (1:16.1 ratio), at 96°C, with a target brew time of 3:30.

Parameters

28 g
Coffee
450 g
Water
1:16.1
Ratio
96 °C
Temp
5 medium
Grind
3:30
Total
2
Servings
Grind · 5/10 · medium
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Method

3:30 · total
  1. 0:00
    Pour

    Heat 450g of water in lower chamber. When water rises to upper chamber, stir to cool to 96°C. Add 28g of coffee.

    +450g 30s Slow
  2. 0:30
    Swirl

    Stir vigorously to immerse grounds evenly.

  3. 1:15
    Swirl

    Stir again gently to break the crust and release remaining CO2.

  4. 1:30
    Wait

    Reduce heat to minimum. Then extinguish heat source. Vacuum pulls coffee down through filter.

  5. 3:30
    Done

    Coffee drawn down. Wait 5 minutes before serving for best flavor.

Notes

Light to medium roasts work best to avoid over-extraction. Insert cloth or paper filter into upper chamber, ensuring it is level and centered. The vacuum created when heat is removed pulls brewed coffee downward through the filter.

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Original source

Recipe by Hario, published at hario.co.jp.

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