That was really interesting. Thanks for sharing the different methods. Maybe you can do another iteration for different international flavors/variety such as Vietnamese coffee, etc.
@@sahayeda5220 The real honest answer is, as much as you want. It really depends on your own taste preferences since it's fairly hard to get Vietnamese coffee wrong (especially since it's not incredibly common to find whole bean). Every place I've ordered a Vietnamese coffee from has made it differently, with various ranges of bitterness and sweetness (despite there only being about two or three different brands of coffee actually being used).
The first time I tasted these kinds of freshly ground coffee, I never come back to my instant coffee. Truly a different taste and overall experience if you try to brew it yourself. Try it guys.
I think for this video, their aim was to go for brew methods that have a variety of different brands to choose from I also agree, however, that as a user myself, they should have added Aeropress in there
@@dolphinately Caffeine does not change because of roast level. "caffeine is very stable through the roasting process. You’d have to roast it past turning it into charcoal before caffeine would chemically change, beyond even the darkest of dark roasts you could find." sprudge.com/does-dark-roast-coffee-really-have-more-caffeine-142095.html
I love croissants,donuts or a sandwitch whit my hot coffee. My favorite ground beans are african and Colombine. For ice coffee i use african ground beans.
Use the finest filter you have to separate the grounds from the coffee its self unless you are using the bag that they used in the video :) and if your coffee turned out to be too bitter you could totally dilute it with water i do that too عمر الصفطي
This is such an amazing video! I'm not a huge coffee drinker but I was really interested to understand the basics behind the taste, method of brewing etc. and this was so simple yet informative!
I've been using a grinder and the pour over method with a thermometer kettle for 2 months and I've been loving it. Those coffee maker days are over son
Great job! I just want to comment that it would be nice if you guys add the characteristics of each grinding type and each brewing method. Thank you for the video.
Great video to get people into the world of coffee! But be aware youll come across way more technical difficulties because you should be more precise when it comes to grind size (that means dialing in your grind setting to not have a too sour or too bitter cup), amount of coffee and amount of water (adjusting strength to your taste) and the technique. Especially watching the espresso clip their Espresso ran out too quickly resulting in a sour cup because of underextraction.
The pouring of your Espresso is fast and inconsistent resulting to a bad shot. The pour must be like a honey dripping from a spoon (nice and steady stream) to get a good shot of Espresso.
@@HHshm it's low in acidity, also naturally sweet (which might be the reason people love black coffee around here), you can feel tones of nuts and chocolate and it's incredible for capuccinos. I personally love to mix it with other stuff such as cocoa and cinnamon to add a bit of flavor
Personally I prefer a finer grind. Something readily available is Bustelo Cuban coffee, it's more of an espresso grind. Oddly, the grinds don't get through the screen on the Bialetti even though it appears like they should.
I would suggest measuring by weight over volume when brewing. Weight measurements are far more precise and consistent and will really help you adjust your brewing over time to suit your taste. 1 tablespoon per 1 cup is also very weak ratio. The standard wisdom in amongst coffee enthusiasts is 60 grams of ground coffee per litre of water as a baseline. Moreover, at 2:38 that's 3 tablespoons to 1 cup, despite the directions!
Great video over the different brewing methods. However, a little misleading as espresso (standard w/2shots) has the same caffeine as 1 cup of pour over coffee.
1/4 cup of ground coffee is enough for 1 cup of water, so just do the math if you will make more than 1 cup and you can use temperature water (as long is not warm or hot) but cold is the best option I hope this helps :)
Proud as a Sumatran, thank you guys 😊. You should try it tho: There are Sumatran Luwak, Mandheling (My Fav 😁), Lintong, Sidikalang, & Cimbang sinabung from the Northern Sumatra. Kerinci from the Center-Eastern. Semendo from the Southern. Solok from the Western. Also try, Gayo, Java, Torajan Luwak, Kalosi, Wamena, & Kintamani from the other region of Indonesia 😊.
i was skeptical that this video was going to tell me "everything [i] ever wanted to know about coffee" in only 4 minutes... but, ya, this video is packed with good info! only critique is that the measurements are in the Tbsp and not in grams (if you want to make a great cup of coffee, you should use a simple kitchen scale).
This is like ASMR, but for the eyes.
Frogbane isnt all youtube asmr for eyes? 😕
Eyesmr
Frogbane have you guys heard about this coffee. th-cam.com/video/1atSXds4_3I/w-d-xo.html
This is asmr for the MIND
Visual ASMR is intentionally made. Deaf people can experience it too.
that was beautiful. it really was.
Beautiful video presentation, most comprehensive by far i have seen on coffee 101 that covers the basics in simple terms.
That was really interesting. Thanks for sharing the different methods. Maybe you can do another iteration for different international flavors/variety such as Vietnamese coffee, etc.
yeshh I've been wondering how much condensed milk to put in my coffee lol
@@sahayeda5220 The real honest answer is, as much as you want. It really depends on your own taste preferences since it's fairly hard to get Vietnamese coffee wrong (especially since it's not incredibly common to find whole bean). Every place I've ordered a Vietnamese coffee from has made it differently, with various ranges of bitterness and sweetness (despite there only being about two or three different brands of coffee actually being used).
@@MrVLeAsian ah gotcha. tysm!
Condensed milk 🥛?
The first time I tasted these kinds of freshly ground coffee, I never come back to my instant coffee. Truly a different taste and overall experience if you try to brew it yourself. Try it guys.
Hey what do you think which one is more expensive when it comes to per cup?
@@vishantkasana4449 if you buy a 250 gram bag of coffee you'll yield about 25-31 cups of coffee
*Flips laptop over and furiously screams, "AEROPRESS!" into the void.*
Enjacku where is the syphon😢
Ok
I think for this video, their aim was to go for brew methods that have a variety of different brands to choose from
I also agree, however, that as a user myself, they should have added Aeropress in there
Wait, the lighter the roast the bigger the caffeine dose? Who knew?
ikr huh.
The longer you roast it, the darker it gets. And the longer you roast it, the more caffeine you are cooking out from its raw form.
But how about if i just ate the unroasted bean?
@@dolphinately Caffeine does not change because of roast level. "caffeine is very stable through the roasting process. You’d have to roast it past turning it into charcoal before caffeine would chemically change, beyond even the darkest of dark roasts you could find." sprudge.com/does-dark-roast-coffee-really-have-more-caffeine-142095.html
maryam960 you'll break your teeth
Dang...
Can you marry a video?
Install TIKTOK
😂😂😂
No.
But hey u can still marry the video maker👌.
😂
It’s genuinely crazy how much the music compliments the video. Quality content. 👍🏿
This tune is so relaxing
I work at Starbucks so had to watch this, it’s very interesting !!!
So did you quit after watch this? right?
Loved the video! insightful and content dense!
I love croissants,donuts or a sandwitch whit my hot coffee. My favorite ground beans are african and Colombine. For ice coffee i use african ground beans.
wonderful yet simple illustration that captures every key information
Thanks for the wonderful tips!!!!!!!!!
I love the BGM so much! Might as well come back here just for listening to it
The song credit : Alex Arcoleo - Future
I love using my stovetop Bialetti espresso maker with Columbian dark roast arabica coffee!
I needed this video my entire life
For the cold brew 20 hours is perfect. I do mine at 5 pm and the next day i strain it at 1 pm and its perfect
Also i use 2 tbsp coffee for 1 cup
I wanna try it, seems like a nice method. got any advices for a beginner ?
Use the finest filter you have to separate the grounds from the coffee its self unless you are using the bag that they used in the video :) and if your coffee turned out to be too bitter you could totally dilute it with water i do that too عمر الصفطي
Who else is addicted to that magical cup of black goodness?
This sounds somewhat dirty.
Or maybe I have dirty mind..
This is such an amazing video! I'm not a huge coffee drinker but I was really interested to understand the basics behind the taste, method of brewing etc. and this was so simple yet informative!
Lovely Music and perfect small intro to coffee !
That music! ❤️❤️ does anyone know the name?
This video is exactly what I needed but never knew I did. Thanks Tastemade!
The art on this videos is everything!!!
This might just be the most beautiful video I've ever seen in my life
Beautifully done. Love the video and content. Can you create another one with stove expresso maker, aeropress and such goodies. Thanks
Best coffee overview I've seen. Much appreciated!
Love the videography, information and the music.
Tastemade has such awesome background songs 🎵 I've been trying to figure out the title to this one
The song is Future by Alex Arcoleo
@@Yesandthatonetoowrong
This video is so calming.. well done
Thank you so much for standards and specifications.
I use the french press method mostly in the summer, it's very easy to make a lot of coffee and refrigerating it for iced coffee at home.
Really?
Beautiful video! Whoever shot and edited this! Wow!
Bright,relaxing,full with information video. Congrats!
This video is so informative and relaxing at the same time, I love it ❤️
So satisfying to watch
Bless this video for existing
It's the best coffee clip I Ever seen and I like coffee
evn this music is so soothing.feels like a cottage on a hill vibe
Coffee and tea are the elixirs of life.
I've been using a grinder and the pour over method with a thermometer kettle for 2 months and I've been loving it. Those coffee maker days are over son
It was immensely pleasurable to watch this.
I loveeee thE cinematography
That was a pleasure to watch.!
Great job! I just want to comment that it would be nice if you guys add the characteristics of each grinding type and each brewing method. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for this video
Great video to get people into the world of coffee! But be aware youll come across way more technical difficulties because you should be more precise when it comes to grind size (that means dialing in your grind setting to not have a too sour or too bitter cup), amount of coffee and amount of water (adjusting strength to your taste) and the technique. Especially watching the espresso clip their Espresso ran out too quickly resulting in a sour cup because of underextraction.
Bless you 👼 for sharing the methods 💗
I could smell and taste the coffee only by watching this beautiful video...
I grew up in Colombia and we brew Turkish style coffee, or use white cloth filters .My personal preference ☕️ bean is light roast and low acidity.
I like Sidikalang Coffee from North Sumatera, Indonesia my country! 👍👍👍
I didn’t think I could love coffee anymore than I already do.
But now I do.
Superb presentation. loved it. Keep up the good work.
Actually, i like this video - you make it very simple and easy to understand about coffee.
GREAT video, short and has a lot of info. AWESOME!
Hats off to the videographer and his work...👍
I love your channel as much as coffee
I don't understand coffee. The light roast never does anything for me but the dark roasts always wake me up!
The placebo effect is strong in this one...
Kinda surprise me to know that lighter roast has more caffeine. This video is straight to the point, glad it was recommended to me! Thanks!
Maybe the roast 'burn' the caffeine contents.
My Black&Decker 12 cup plain Jane coffee maker. Reproducible and easy.
The music/cinematography reminds me of old chefsteps videos
ASMR for coffee lovers like me! Beautiful!
The pouring of your Espresso is fast and inconsistent resulting to a bad shot. The pour must be like a honey dripping from a spoon
(nice and steady stream) to get a good shot of Espresso.
Such a soothing video
A Coffee Lover Heaven
This made my day 😍💕😊
Song name??
Very helpful thank you 😊
I would recommend add Brazilian coffee and the mocca pot next time.
Brazilian is the best!!
how does Brazilian coffee taste?
@@HHshm really good!!!
@@HHshm it's low in acidity, also naturally sweet (which might be the reason people love black coffee around here), you can feel tones of nuts and chocolate and it's incredible for capuccinos. I personally love to mix it with other stuff such as cocoa and cinnamon to add a bit of flavor
Beautiful images!!!
What's this tune, exactly? I badly need to hear more of it
if you look up lo-fi or chill-hop you can find similar tunes
@@aashitarajput7840 was kinda hoping to find the producer of this specific soundtrack
Why?
Me too, i turned on shazam but it didn’t recognize it
seems very similar to czech sound vibes chanell on youtube
Whats the suitable coffee grind that i need to put in a coffee maker?
That was a very beautiful video. Just wondering what kind of grind do stovetops / moka pots need?
Personally I prefer a finer grind. Something readily available is Bustelo Cuban coffee, it's more of an espresso grind. Oddly, the grinds don't get through the screen on the Bialetti even though it appears like they should.
This made my day.
Can ı ask for cold brew in this video what is the filter water temparature?
I would suggest measuring by weight over volume when brewing. Weight measurements are far more precise and consistent and will really help you adjust your brewing over time to suit your taste.
1 tablespoon per 1 cup is also very weak ratio. The standard wisdom in amongst coffee enthusiasts is 60 grams of ground coffee per litre of water as a baseline. Moreover, at 2:38 that's 3 tablespoons to 1 cup, despite the directions!
Very nice video done with perfection which I really like
👍👍
suuuuuper well made. most beautiful coffee video i've seen yet (and i watch a lot of coffee videos)
Great video over the different brewing methods. However, a little misleading as espresso (standard w/2shots) has the same caffeine as 1 cup of pour over coffee.
This was a visual treat!
Thx for showing the different prep methods. I prefer a moka pot for my morning espresso
Beautiful video accompanied by good music.
Wow I really get all this knowledge from working in starbucks
How about the Brazilian coffee beans ? One of the most delicious arabica coffee in the world!
That’s great. Thank you 🙏🏻
loved this so much!
Very well made and informative!
Great video. Thank you for your efforts!
Sensuality is the game here. More................. please
Perfect and sensational video
What was The cold brewed coffee Quantity and Do you used hot or cold water..
For one cup 12oz example how much coffee you used ..
1/4 cup of ground coffee is enough for 1 cup of water, so just do the math if you will make more than 1 cup and you can use temperature water (as long is not warm or hot) but cold is the best option
I hope this helps :)
once roastted the caffein content depends onthe weight ( grams ). and the differnce is minimal at best.
Proud as a Sumatran, thank you guys 😊. You should try it tho: There are Sumatran Luwak, Mandheling (My Fav 😁), Lintong, Sidikalang, & Cimbang sinabung from the Northern Sumatra. Kerinci from the Center-Eastern. Semendo from the Southern. Solok from the Western. Also try, Gayo, Java, Torajan Luwak, Kalosi, Wamena, & Kintamani from the other region of Indonesia 😊.
Evan Napitupulu kopi luwak tastes amazing had it once. Too bad it’s entirety too expensive
i was skeptical that this video was going to tell me "everything [i] ever wanted to know about coffee" in only 4 minutes... but, ya, this video is packed with good info! only critique is that the measurements are in the Tbsp and not in grams (if you want to make a great cup of coffee, you should use a simple kitchen scale).
I've looked everywhere but what is the name of the music PLEASE??? :)
This was great ty
Beautifully made
Please answer!! What brand of coffee grinder is used in this video?? In a hunt for a good grinder that can do fine grind for espresso. Thank you!
don't know if still needed but here it is www.bodum.com/us/en/11750-01us-bistro
this is amazing, so helpful!!
What's the music?