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WBrC 2026 Runner-Up

by Simon Gautherin

Simon Gautherin's runner-up routine from the 2026 World Brewers Cup in Brussels. A short immersion on the Pulsar, then an open-valve drain aimed at a precise yield — built to serve a clean yellow-and-orange flavour spectrum with as little as possible getting in the way.

1:14.3 Ratio
2:30 Total
14g Dose
89°C Temp

Parameters

14 g
Coffee
200 g
Water
1:14.3
Ratio
89 °C
Temp
7 coarse
Grind
2:30
Total
1
Servings
Grind · 7/10 · medium-coarse
FINE COARSE

Method

2:30 · total
  1. Bloom 1 / 3
    0:00

    To

    100g

    +100g add
    15s Valve: Closed

    Close the valve. Pour 100g through the dispersion cap at 89°C and let it immerse.

  2. Pour 2 / 3
    1:20

    To

    200g

    +100g add
    20s Valve: Open

    Open the valve and pour 100g to 200g, closing in on the target yield (see notes).

  3. Done 3 / 3
    2:30

    Drawdown. Discard the first, most concentrated fraction of the extract before serving (see notes).

Notes

Coffee: a blend of two natural Geishas — 7g Peña Blancas, Colombia (Joan Vergara, stone fruit and sweetness) and 7g Finca Gelles, Panama (Franz Zeimer, florals). Both natural and slow-dried 30 days in a cold dark room for tropical aromatics. Roast: air roaster, 7 min — Colombia to 10% development for stone fruit and sweetness, Panama to 6.7% to preserve the florals — then aged six weeks to soften the herbal Geisha notes. Water: 80 ppm, built from three parts magnesium sulfate (citrus), two parts potassium chloride (stone fruit) and one part silica (smooth texture). Immerse for 1:20 with the valve closed, then open and target a 140g yield to minimise cacao notes. Discard the first 10g of the extract — it is the most concentrated — for a more refined, smoother cup.

Grinder

Very coarse, around {{1000|um|length}}.

Original source

Recipe by Simon Gautherin, published at youtube.com.

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