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Open in appA Japanese-tradition hand-drip from Doha Coffee tuned for light roasts: a 1 · 5 · 5 build — bloom once, draw a longer concentrate, then a lighter bypass — for a clean, sweet, delicate cup.
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Parameters
- 40 g
- Coffee
- 480 g
- Water
- 1:12
- Ratio
- 92 °C
- Temp
- 6 medium-coarse
- Grind
- 3:10
- Total
- ~480 ml
- Yield
Method
3:10 · total-
Bloom 1 / 60:00
Bloom with 40g, wetting every ground evenly — a light roast needs a complete bloom. Start the timer once it is in.
+40g→ 40g Center pour 12s -
Pour 2 / 60:30
Begin pouring slowly near the center to 120g.
+80g→ 120g Center pour 20s -
Pour 3 / 61:30
Grow the stream gradually as extraction begins, pouring to 200g.
+80g→ 200g Center pour 25s -
Pour 4 / 62:50
Finish with a faster center pour to 280g, then lift the dripper once the target is in the server.
+80g→ 280g Center pour 20s -
Bypass 5 / 63:00
Dilute the concentrate with 200g of bypass water, to 480g total.
+200g→ 480g -
Done 6 / 63:10
Serve. Adjust the bypass to taste.
Notes
Grinder
Comandante 18–20 clicks / EK43S 10–11 / ~966 µm.
Original source
Recipe by Doha Coffee, published at youtube.com.
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