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- 01 Coffee Concentrate bySpecialty Coffee Association A strong concentrate from the French press, ideal for lattes, iced coffee, or diluting to taste. French Press 8 Cup Ratio 1:8 Time 5:05
- 02 Dark Roast bySpecialty Coffee Association Adapted for dark roast: lower temperature, shorter steep, and coarser grind. French Press 8 Cup Ratio 1:17.9 Time 3:05
- 03 Light Dose byACE Coffee Roasters ACE Coffee Roasters' lighter dose Tricolate recipe. 1:20 ratio with boiling water for a clean, high-extraction cup. Tricolate Ratio 1:20 Time 5:30
- 04 Competition byTricolate Competition recipe exploiting the zero-agitation design. Tricolate Ratio 1:16.7 Time 5:00
- 05 Dark Roast byTricolate Low-temp full immersion for dark roasts. Tricolate Ratio 1:15 Time 4:00
- 06 Official byJonathan Gagné Jonathan Gagné's optimized Tricolate recipe. Boiling water and very fine grind — the Tricolate's unique zero-bypass design handles fine grinds without clogging. Long brew for maximum extraction. Tricolate Ratio 1:20 Time 6:00
- 07 High Extraction byTricolate Maximum extraction using the full immersion advantage. Tricolate Ratio 1:16.7 Time 6:00
- 08 Two Pours byPrima Coffee Equipment Prima Coffee's streamlined two-pour Tricolate recipe. Simpler technique with fewer pours. Tricolate Ratio 1:18 Time 8:00
- 09 Triple Pre-Wet byScott Rao Scott Rao's Tricolate recipe. No-bypass design means all water passes through the coffee bed. Uses boiling water and fine grind. Tricolate Ratio 1:20 Time 9:00
- 10 Dense Soup 1:5 byChristopher Feran Soup recipe using a 1:5 ratio with an immediate vacuum pull. Concentrated, thick cup meant to be sipped like broth. Weber Bird Ratio 1:5 Time 0:40
- 11 Martin Wölfl byMartin Wölfl Slow 30-second water addition, longer agitation and bypass added to the cup. Weber Bird Ratio 1:8 Time 4:00
- 12 Long Immersion byMaurizio Leo Five-minute immersion with light agitation and a slow final pull. Weber Bird Ratio 1:14.5 Time 6:00