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- 01 Dark Roast byBasic Barista Low temperature extraction for dark roasts on the Graycano. The ceramic thermal mass helps maintain temperature stability. Graycano Ratio 1:15 Time 3:00
- 02 Light Roast byGraycano Graycano recipe for light roasts. Higher temp for full extraction of delicate flavors. Graycano Ratio 1:16.7 Time 2:45
- 03 Pour Over byGraycano The Graycano's double-wall stainless steel design for temperature stability. Graycano Ratio 1:16.3 Time 3:10
- 04 Single Pour byBasic Barista Simple single continuous pour on the Graycano. The dripper's natural flow characteristics make this technique reliable. Graycano Ratio 1:16.7 Time 3:00
- 05 Official byBlue Bottle Coffee Blue Bottle's siphon method. Medium grind with careful heat control for a clean, sweet cup. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:14.6 Time 2:30
- 06 Competition Siphon Championship-style siphon (vacuum pot) recipe. Precise temperature control with stirring technique for a remarkably clean, aromatic cup. The theatrical brewing method produces some of the clearest coffee possible. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:15 Time 3:30
- 07 High Extraction — Turkish-Fine byJonathan Gagné Ultra-fine grind siphon recipe by Jonathan Gagne (Coffee ad Astra). Extremely fine grind yields 23-24% extraction with a short steep time. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:16.7 Time 2:30
- 08 Iced Siphon Flash-brewed iced siphon coffee. Higher dose brewed at double strength, then poured over ice. The siphon's clean extraction combined with rapid cooling produces a bright, aromatic iced coffee. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:10 Time 3:10
- 09 Japanese Kissaten byHario Japanese kissaten-style siphon recipe. Full immersion with two stirs produces a cup with lots of body and clear aromas. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:16.1 Time 3:30
- 10 Cloth Filter byPrima Coffee Equipment Specialty siphon recipe from Prima Coffee. Medium-coarse grind with a 1:15 ratio for a clean, balanced extraction. Japanese Siphon Ratio 1:15 Time 2:30
- 11 Single Circular Pour byBlue Bottle Coffee Blue Bottle Coffee's official pour-over method. A bloom followed by a steady circular pour. Blue Bottle emphasizes freshness — beans within two weeks of roast date. V60 02 Ratio 1:16.7 Time 3:00
- 12 Stirred Bloom to Center byHeart Coffee Roasters Heart Coffee Roasters' (Portland) V60 recipe. Aggressive stir during bloom, then slow central pours avoiding the edges. Produces a clean, sweet cup highlighting origin character. V60 02 Ratio 1:16.4 Time 3:00
- 13 1-2-1 Method byLance Hedrick Lance Hedrick's 1-2-1 method: long bloom followed by a single main pour for high extraction and clarity. V60 02 Ratio 1:17 Time 3:50
- 14 Ice After byLance Hedrick Lance Hedrick's flash brew approach to iced coffee — brew hot like a normal V60 at 1:12, then add the ice after drawdown to flash-chill in the decanter. Unlike Japanese-style iced (where ~40% of the water is ice in the server), the full 240g hits the bed at brewing temp, so extraction is unconstrained and the cup comes out crisp, floral, sweet and fruity rather than under-extracted. V60 02 Ratio 1:12 Time 2:50
- 15 One and Done byLance Hedrick Lance Hedrick's "one and done" recipe: a 1:15 ratio with a double bloom and one final pour, designed to be forgiving across any grinder, filter or roast. The grind is dialed by drawdown time, not by a recommended click. V60 02 Ratio 1:15 Time 2:30