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- 01 Bypass byCafeshi Cafeshi's iced bypass on the Cafec Deep 27. Hot water extracts the bed at filter strength; ice in the carafe drops the temperature without touching the extraction. Body and aromatics survive — none of the watered-down feel. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:15 Time 2:45
- 02 Kasuya 4:6 byTetsu Kasuya Kasuya's 4:6 method ported to the Deep 27. Five even centre pours of 45g each, separated by 45 seconds. The first 40% controls sweetness/acidity balance, the last 60% controls strength. Pick the roast on the recipe screen — the water temperature follows. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:15 Time 4:00
- 03 Osmotic Flow byCAFEC Cafec's osmotic flow method for the Deep 27. Continuous center pour creates concentration gradient for even extraction. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:16.7 Time 2:30
- 04 Pulse Brew byCAFEC Pulsing technique for clarity on the Deep 27. Maintain low water levels to avoid bypass. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:17 Time 2:30
- 05 Standard byCAFEC Standard method for the Deep 27. Clean cup with great aftertaste and body. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:16.7 Time 2:30
- 06 Stir Brew byCAFEC High agitation method for the Deep 27. Aggressive stirring compensates for fast flow rate. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:17 Time 2:30
- 07 Three Pulse byOnyx Coffee Lab Onyx's three-pulse approach on the Deep 27. Bloom and three centre pours that climb in roughly equal steps — clean, repeatable, no agitation tricks. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:16 Time 3:30
- 08 Light Roast byCAFEC Cafec's recipe for the Deep 27 single-cup dripper with light roast coffees. The deep cone shape extends contact time, ideal for extracting more from light roasts. Four pulse pours. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:16.2 Time 2:45
- 09 Five Pour Micro Dose byLance Hedrick Lance Hedrick's micro-brew recipe for the Cafec Deep 27 — when you have leftover beans or want a small extra cup without committing to a full dose. Five small pours with a double bloom and a big middle pour leverage the steep 27° angle to keep the bed deep enough for proper extraction at 8g. Cafec Deep 27 Ratio 1:17.5 Time 1:50
- 10 Classic byCAFEC Two-cup recipe for the Flower Oval 102. 24g of coffee to 384g of water at 1:16, four pours in roughly three and a half minutes. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16 Time 2:50
- 11 Dynamic Pour byKurasu Kurasu's two-cup recipe for Cafec trapezoids — fast, decisive pours with short waits between. Each pour goes in inside 12 seconds. The energy of the stream is what extracts at this grind, not contact time. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:15.4 Time 3:00
- 12 High Extraction byCAFEC Bigger ratio (1:17), finer grind, and active stirring during the brew. Built for dense washed light roasts that refuse to give up sugar at standard contact times. The two-hole 102 lets you push the grind finer without stalling. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:17 Time 4:30
- 13 Kasuya 4:6 byTetsu Kasuya Tetsu Kasuya's 4:6 method — winner of the 2016 World Brewers Cup — adapted from V60 to the Flower Oval 102. Two pours that shape sweetness and acidity, three pours that shape strength. The trapezoid forgives a slightly faster drawdown than the cone, so we keep the same gesture and just let the corners get touched. Pick the roast on the recipe screen — the water temperature follows. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:15 Time 3:50
- 14 Light Roast byCAFEC Hot, fine, four pours — built around a 22 g dose for two clean cups. Higher temperature wakes the bean, finer grind extends contact time on the shallower bed, and four pulses keep the level moving so floral notes carry through. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16.4 Time 4:00
- 15 Oval Swirl byCAFEC Cafec distributor recipe scaled up from the verified 101 brew at Kohiraifu in Tokyo. 24g to 384g at 1:16 and 87°C — same gesture, same temperature, just a 1.6× larger dose. The two-hole 102 absorbs the extra volume without stalling. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16 Time 2:15