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- 01 Classic 1:16 byCAFEC Cata Coffee's three-pour Flower Dripper guide at the textbook 1:16 ratio. Bloom, build, finish — no agitation, no swirl, just clean separation between pours so each phase reads on the cup. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16 Time 3:30
- 02 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
- 03 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
- 04 Japanese Iced byKurasu Kurasu's Japanese iced method scaled for the Flower Oval 102. 120g of ice goes in the server, the brew lands hot on top, and the cup flash-chills as it drains. Higher coffee-to-water ratio (1:9.2 hot) compensates for the dilution from the melting ice. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:9.2 Time 2:45
- 05 Osmotic Flow byCAFEC A Cafec house technique that leans on the Oval's deeper bed: bloom, then a single slow continuous pour at the centre that lasts two full minutes. Water never lifts much — it migrates down through the bed osmotically, level steady, drawdown undisturbed. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16.7 Time 4:00
- 06 Single Pour byCAFEC Bloom plus one continuous pour at the centre. Faster than the Osmotic Flow — 90 seconds instead of 120 — so the brew finishes inside four minutes without losing the rounded character of a single-stream pour. The closest the 102 gets to a "set it and pour" recipe. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16.7 Time 4:00
- 07 Three Pour byCAFEC Belco's three-pour Flower Dripper recipe at 1:15. Half the water lands in the second pour to push body, the third pour fills out the cup. A medium grind on the Oval 102 holds together because the second hole keeps the second-pour wave moving. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:15 Time 3:15
- 08 Three Pulse byOnyx Coffee Lab Onyx-style three-pulse build adapted to the Flower Oval 102. Bloom plus three pours that taper down — the first big pour sets sweetness, each smaller pour after sharpens definition. Higher temp than the house Cafec recipes to wake up Onyx-tier light roasts. Cafec Flower Oval 102 Ratio 1:16 Time 4:00
- 09 Ole Bøen Switch byHario 2020 Norwegian Brewers Cup Champion Ole Kristian Bøen's Hario Switch recipe. A hybrid immersion-percolation method that alternates between closed and open valve to combine the body of immersion with the clarity of pour-over. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:15 Time 3:00
- 10 Low Temperature byEmi Fukahori 2018 World Brewers Cup Champion Emi Fukahori's Hario Switch recipe. Uses three temperature stages — starting cool at 80°C, then hot at 95°C, then cool again at 80°C — to extract different flavor compounds at optimal temperatures. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:12.9 Time 2:55
- 11 Devil Switch byTetsu Kasuya Tetsu Kasuya's "Devil" recipe for the Hario Switch. Uses two temperatures — 90°C for the pour-over phase and 70°C for the immersion phase — to maximize sweetness while minimizing bitterness. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:14 Time 3:30
- 12 Classic byHario Standard immersion recipe for the Switch. Close the valve, steep, then open for a filtered drawdown. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:16.7 Time 3:30
- 13 Hybrid Method byHario A hybrid approach: start with percolation (open), then switch to immersion (closed) for a complex cup. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:15.6 Time 3:30
- 14 Switch Iced byHario Flash-brewed iced coffee using the Hario Switch. Immersion at boiling temperature for maximum extraction from the reduced water volume, then release over 150g of ice. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:10 Time 3:00
- 15 Devil's Recipe byTetsu Kasuya Tetsu Kasuya's original hybrid Switch recipe: alternates between open percolation and closed immersion with temperature drops for complex extraction. Hario Switch 02 Ratio 1:14 Time 3:00