I started with a $600 all-in-one (with grinder and steamer) Breville and it’s worth it. I got mine on Amazon for $400 with points. It paid for itself over the last 7 years. I get he most use out of it at work so now I’m shopping for an at-home set that’s more advanced.
What works for me(I like drinking indian filter coffee, lattes, and iced coffee) is a breville bambino. It makes great coffee even if its pre-ground and textures milk really well. I recently got a kingrinder 6 which is a handgrinder(burr) that can grind from french press to turkish coffee. So at the end of the day if youre getting into this you don't need to spend 10,000 dollars for a basic setup
I got the breville espresso machine for my wife's birthday because you recommended it. She used to be an assistant manager at Starbucks on Camp Lejeune.
For me, im in the super automated espresso machine category with the Terra Kaffe TK2 as i like the nice fresh whole beans when I make americanos without all the extra work
1:32 I have a Tassimo, Dolce Gusto & a Nespresso Vurteo SO FAR... Nice Glass collection, working up to a Philips 5400 Series Bean-to-Cup Espresso Machine
Moka pot, French Press and South Indian Filter percolator. Cheap, value for money, don’t need to be a geek or research. Bit of trial and error and you’ll get good coffee.
I have a moka pot, a French press, a phin and an automatic drip machine. A nice ginger and frother too but it took me months to get those things plus none are the best of the best but I can make my coffee how I like. In the long run it pays off.
Investing in a good set of machines is better in the long-term than buying daily and getting different tastes all the time. Create time and make your own. Manual.
I’m in all the above 😂 I have three pour overs because they’re my fav, but I cannot get my Chemex to make coffee that isn’t sour. It also clogs every time I use it. Suggestions? I think I’m using the right grind…I always double check online before I use it.
If you are roasting your coffee beans wait at least 2 days before using them.if that doesn’t solve the issue then consider changing the roast profile or changing the soil your beans are from. These are the largest factors affecting sour coffee, there are other areas to consider ,
1. Try grinding finer and finer until the coffee is suddenly very bitter, then go back one step on your grinder. 2. Use more water. 1:15 may not be the ideal ratio for your particular coffee. Try somewhere in the 1:16 - 1:17 range. 3. Pour slower, especially at the beginning. 4 - 5 g/s should be your goal. Try to hit the 60 g mark inside the 12-15 second window for your bloom, and let it bloom for at least a minute. 4. Brew at a higher temperature, especially if you're buying lighter roasts. Get close to boiling, between 90° and 95°. Keep experimenting. It won't be perfect from the start, but you should eventually find the sweet spot. Granted, some of these will change depending on the coffee you're buying, but the more you try, the easier this will get. Use the Coffee Compass from Barista Hustle as a way to analyze your results.
If it keeps getting clogged it sounds like you're using a bad grinder that produces alot of fines. This is why it's a mistake to think you can start making coffee with cheap entry level equipment. If your budget is super tight get a fellow opus (its on sale now.)
I'd wager the most popular American coffee bar involves something from Blak and Decker, uses a reservoir, and makes you mad when you forget to set it up the night before.
I use a metal filter meant for tea .. pput filter in cup add some coffee and hot water. Lèt stand for a min and add butter n salt. 😊 costs eh .30 cents a day? Lol
What do you recommend for me? I don’t care to do anything myself. I want bomb black Cofee and something that looks sick. I’m getting a big ass house so I want a Cofee bar. I’m thinking something that cost 4k
Budget: Baratza Encore. Delonghi Dedica. $10 scale. It's all you need. More expensive machines sure but everything else is fluff and doesn't make your coffee better.
Not meant to be snobbish here, but we must consider that many americans folks are willing to spend an efty price for a single "coffee" cocktail. that's why starbuck is so popular there and more and more everywhere else throughout the world. For me, more than 1,5€ an espresso after a lunch in a restaurant is not reasonable. but i must say that I don't like coffee with flavour, including sugar, at all. i like to taste my cup of coffee blend except for a little milk now and then, so when i order a coffee with some milk, i don't spend much than 3€. following the same logic, i don't spend much in a coffee machine and its accessories. i have an original nespresso machine (the base one) and a couple of reusable pods, a nice container to store them, a decent, yet affordable automatic grinder. then i buy some already grilled coffee grounds, and tasting different ones, one at a time after i finished a package. that's why i don't spend much than 30 cents for a cup of coffee at home. when i want to be more fancy, i gave it little vegetable milk or some ice cubes, that would maybe add 8 cents per cup maximum. but i'm not a barista fanatic either who wants to have the best of the best of equipments and coffee grounds. i don't have nor the money nor the time nor the desire for it but I enjoy watching the equipment and the dedication of others who are so much into it. 😊
Im putting puerto rican $1.25 a package espresso in a reusable Keurig cup or boiling it on the stove like middle eastern style or cowboy coffee... it sucks and i still love it...
I would love a super in depth cheap and expensive guide on the perfect espresso! Thank you and take care! Keep hammering.
I got tired of spending $18 every time I wanted a pumpkin latte so I spent $20,000 to do it a home instead.
Bro, 1700€ would've been enough for that
I started with a $600 all-in-one (with grinder and steamer) Breville and it’s worth it. I got mine on Amazon for $400 with points. It paid for itself over the last 7 years. I get he most use out of it at work so now I’m shopping for an at-home set that’s more advanced.
It paid for itself after probably in less than 2years
It’ll obviously pay itself off esp if you’re a usual coffee drinker
Same@@Hyokano
Hey Ethan!
Would be great if you make a detailed video on semi automatic espresso machines. Types, how to choose,etc for beginners.
Yes please....
Fifty caliber bolt action Expresso machine
I have dreams about my coffee bar reaching this level. So beautiful!
A high quality coffee grinder should be number one on the list, your coffee will taste so much better.
I am in both pour over and semi auto
Both r great in their way ty for the help
What works for me(I like drinking indian filter coffee, lattes, and iced coffee) is a breville bambino. It makes great coffee even if its pre-ground and textures milk really well. I recently got a kingrinder 6 which is a handgrinder(burr) that can grind from french press to turkish coffee. So at the end of the day if youre getting into this you don't need to spend 10,000 dollars for a basic setup
Gret video! Helped me get a good overview. Do you have a list of the glasses/cups/mugs/etc. you have? Some of them look really good
I love a good coffee from an espresso machine buuuut I can't do all the prep! So settled for coffee capsule machine. So far so good! 🙂
Definitely product recommendations drip coffee machine. Thanks
I got the breville espresso machine for my wife's birthday because you recommended it. She used to be an assistant manager at Starbucks on Camp Lejeune.
Hi Ethan! Can you make a video about a grinder for beginners and maybe some other tools needed for beginners?
Please do an in-depth guide of semi-automatic espresso setups for milk drinks and black coffee
Hey Ethan! can you share the information of your coffee bar cabinet(or sideboard or drawer)? it looks awesome and I'm interested :)
A suggestion for if you are on a buget is if you buy a flair machine for espresso and a cheap espresso machine for the steam wand
It would be great to know all of the specific tools you use
please do product recommendations on the semi automatic and the manual!!
Mmmm Coffee
I'm still in the moka pot and french press stage of brewing. A good grinder and an espresso machine are next goals.
I'm a huge fan of my flair classic, it is a manual espresso machine
I'm def a semi automatic type. I have a bit more time to do coffee but as a former sbux barista I'm used to the automatic espresso machine
Купил рожковую кофеварку с капучинатором за $60 и питчер. Кайфую дома с латте собственного производства
What type pf coffee do you use
For me, im in the super automated espresso machine category with the Terra Kaffe TK2 as i like the nice fresh whole beans when I make americanos without all the extra work
hey ethan! could you do a video where you eat plain coffee beans? thank you!
Id love a detailed video on the technivorm kgbv moccamaster machine
Hey man, do you have guides or papers on the "science" behind Espresso? I'd like to read more into it
1:32 I have a Tassimo, Dolce Gusto & a Nespresso Vurteo SO FAR... Nice Glass collection, working up to a Philips 5400 Series Bean-to-Cup Espresso Machine
Great Video Ethan!
Moka pot, French Press and South Indian Filter percolator. Cheap, value for money, don’t need to be a geek or research. Bit of trial and error and you’ll get good coffee.
I have a moka pot, a French press, a phin and an automatic drip machine. A nice ginger and frother too but it took me months to get those things plus none are the best of the best but I can make my coffee how I like. In the long run it pays off.
Thank you for making this video would love to have recommendations for the latte type of person/semi annual machines.
2:08 Chai is tea. You’re saying tea tea latte 😭😭😭
Investing in a good set of machines is better in the long-term than buying daily and getting different tastes all the time. Create time and make your own. Manual.
I like pretty much everything I just love coffee and wanted to try something new and got consumed in the espresso and then I found more and more
I'm looking for a flush or under counter mounted glass rinser.
I’m in all the above 😂 I have three pour overs because they’re my fav, but I cannot get my Chemex to make coffee that isn’t sour. It also clogs every time I use it. Suggestions? I think I’m using the right grind…I always double check online before I use it.
If you are roasting your coffee beans wait at least 2 days before using them.if that doesn’t solve the issue then consider changing the roast profile or changing the soil your beans are from. These are the largest factors affecting sour coffee, there are other areas to consider ,
1. Try grinding finer and finer until the coffee is suddenly very bitter, then go back one step on your grinder.
2. Use more water. 1:15 may not be the ideal ratio for your particular coffee. Try somewhere in the 1:16 - 1:17 range.
3. Pour slower, especially at the beginning. 4 - 5 g/s should be your goal. Try to hit the 60 g mark inside the 12-15 second window for your bloom, and let it bloom for at least a minute.
4. Brew at a higher temperature, especially if you're buying lighter roasts. Get close to boiling, between 90° and 95°.
Keep experimenting. It won't be perfect from the start, but you should eventually find the sweet spot. Granted, some of these will change depending on the coffee you're buying, but the more you try, the easier this will get. Use the Coffee Compass from Barista Hustle as a way to analyze your results.
If it keeps getting clogged it sounds like you're using a bad grinder that produces alot of fines. This is why it's a mistake to think you can start making coffee with cheap entry level equipment. If your budget is super tight get a fellow opus (its on sale now.)
Step one, have 10k burning a hole in your pocket lol
Great video man, love the content!
I’m a aspiring espresso half automatic machine enthousiast. I’m thinking about getting the bambino plus. What would you recommend?
Can you please make video about the other stuff like the thing you used in your iced latte short😀
Ethan, would you do a video on grinders? Someone bought me a Breville Smart Grinder Pro and I would like your opinion.
I'd wager the most popular American coffee bar involves something from Blak and Decker, uses a reservoir, and makes you mad when you forget to set it up the night before.
What kind of ice maker
Great vid, i love ur channel
3.07 drink recipe pls🥺
I use a metal filter meant for tea .. pput filter in cup add some coffee and hot water. Lèt stand for a min and add butter n salt. 😊 costs eh .30 cents a day? Lol
What do you recommend for me? I don’t care to do anything myself. I want bomb black Cofee and something that looks sick. I’m getting a big ass house so I want a Cofee bar. I’m thinking something that cost 4k
What’s your review of the 078s?
I noticed you have the 078s! what are your thoughts on it for filter coffee?
I have ask you so many times for item list to make a coffee bar table like this. Can you please help me :(
Budget: Baratza Encore. Delonghi Dedica. $10 scale. It's all you need. More expensive machines sure but everything else is fluff and doesn't make your coffee better.
What about superautomatics?
Love cofee ❤
Ez gelek ji coffee hez dikim 🌹☕️
buhare chw khame li, way buhare chw khame li ... ay maro maro maro way maro maro maro
- How to build a coffee bar
- Have money.
- The end
>.
How to build a coffee bar
1. Have money
2. . . .
i already failed at step 1 :')
hold up ... who on this earth is paying $18 for a coffee 🤣are you mad
Not meant to be snobbish here, but we must consider that many americans folks are willing to spend an efty price for a single "coffee" cocktail. that's why starbuck is so popular there and more and more everywhere else throughout the world. For me, more than 1,5€ an espresso after a lunch in a restaurant is not reasonable. but i must say that I don't like coffee with flavour, including sugar, at all. i like to taste my cup of coffee blend except for a little milk now and then, so when i order a coffee with some milk, i don't spend much than 3€. following the same logic, i don't spend much in a coffee machine and its accessories. i have an original nespresso
machine (the base one) and a couple of reusable pods, a nice container to store them, a decent, yet affordable automatic grinder. then i buy some already grilled coffee grounds, and tasting different ones, one at a time after i finished a package. that's why i don't spend much than 30 cents for a cup of coffee at home. when i want to be more fancy, i gave it little vegetable milk or some ice cubes, that would maybe add 8 cents per cup maximum. but i'm not a barista fanatic either who wants to have the best of the best of equipments and coffee grounds. i don't have nor the money nor the time nor the desire for it but I enjoy watching the equipment and the dedication of others who are so much into it. 😊
18$ ?!! I only pay 8$!
I want a job, I know how to make coffee, tell me please
lets be real, those who drink PSLs arent into setting coffee bars in their cribs
Just get a keurig its cheap and easy
More Videos plz...
Fellow ode, stagg, v60 dripper and drink trade subscription
❤ Sebo
ayo gimme that espresso machine on the right
Ice coffees are just wrong
Second
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Im putting puerto rican $1.25 a package espresso in a reusable Keurig cup or boiling it on the stove like middle eastern style or cowboy coffee... it sucks and i still love it...
I happy with my Keurig