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เปิดและปิดคำบรรยาย[=]หรือ [cc] หากคุณต้องการเปลี่ยนสีซับไตเติ้ล โปรดดูด้านล่าง ทฤษฎีการต้มกาแฟ “วิธี 4:6” คิดค้นโดย Tetsu Kasuya สินค้า：HARIO V60 Dripper HARIO CO.,LTD. ติดต่อเรา บริษัท ฮาริโอ จำกัด (มหาชน)
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A Coffee Brewing Theory "4:6 method" Invented by Tetsu Kasuya_ World Brewers Cup 2016 Champion.
hario.
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How hot is the water he‘s using?
I guess my biggest question is, how do you know how many grams of water you are pouring?
Recently, I switched from 5 pours of 50g each (including bloom) to a 50g bloom followed by 2 large pours of 100g each and it gives a sweeter and more rounded coffee every time, whichever the bean.
Start the 45 seconds at the end of the pour or the beginning of the pour? Why 3.5 minutes?
If i used a liter of water for a 1:15 ratio, would it have a similar result?
Wonder what porlex setting will produce the best grind for this?
everyone should try tetsu kasuya’s new and updated 4:6 method!!!
HERE’S THE RECIPE:
~20g of course grind coffee (30 clicks on C40)
~300g of water (90c ~ 93c)
0:00 — 30g (30g water poured)
0:40 — 70g (100g water poured)
1:30 — 100g (200g water poured)
2:00 — 50g (250g water poured)
2:30 — 50g (300g water poured)
total brew time: 3:00
do u boil the water again while waiting that 45s?
Damn, I struggled with hoffmann's recipe for soo long, it always got way too biter with whatever grind/temperature I tried, at one point I just gave up trying to make good coffee and accepted that I could only make bitter coffee. It's 2AM and I tried this recipe and my god this taste so delicious, for the first time I could taste the sweetness and there was no bitterness in the cup.
What if i only want to brew 12g of coffee would the time interval of 45 second be the same?
Still one of my best methods
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Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$
Sorry if it's obvious, but I'm trying to do this on a 40g coffee. But most of the time the draw down stops beyond 3:30 mark. Maybe because I brew at 600ml?? Usually its over at 4minutes
Character In the video It's great, I like it a lot $$
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the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
I’ve been using this method for the past few weeks with excellent results. I had been using the Hoffman pour over also with good results. But I find this technique may be superior. It’s almost like listening to music with average headphones and then listening with excellent headphones and you hear sounds not heard before. I am tasting flavors never tasted before. Using a regular Hario V60 dripper, I was getting similar results as stated in one of the comments, brew time around 3 1/2 minutes. But I switched to the Hario V60 dripper made especially for this process and the time has increased to around 4 1/2 to 5 minutes total drip. I am astounded at the cleverness of these various techniques as well as the equipment.
You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do
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so touching for an excellent video
how did you do it can you share with me , thank you
the sound is not good I am quite disappointed
What is your setting to this using niche zero?
so touching for an excellent video
I`ve literally take my tools and say, okey let`s try this, went into the kitchen and get our refractometer to the action, and there you have it, using the same coffee ( Guatemala, Coban, Finca La Esmeralda, Ratio 1:15, 20grs coffee and 300 grs water at 93ºC) and the results were blunt.
1. When you reduce your pourings you will get lower density
2.- The more pours the more density your coffee will bring
Pd: Do not forget that everything around our kitchens is closely related to science, and using tools to verify and quantify will bring us the necessary knowledge to adjust parameters as Tetsu shows us in this video.
I started out with Rao’s method, then James Hoffmann. I ended up with this method recently. It gives so much more clarity in the cup than the other method I tried.
WHY THE HELL IM I WATCHING THIS WITHOUT SUBTITLES LIKE I UNDERSTAND JAPANESE!!!
Never tought that changing the method of pouring by a little could change the flavor a lot.
Pretty straightforward, unlike the lot that want me to do a shamanic ritual before making a V60.