Why Does Coffee Taste Sour?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2020
- Ever wondered why your coffee may taste sour? What factors in coffee brewing impact this taste, and how can you manipulate them while brewing?
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This video will brew your mind.
Lol 😂
This video was a nice reminder of the handful of variables that go into dialing in your brew.
Thanks for this clear explanation of how to remedy sour tasting coffee.
We just got a Bonavita 8 cupper with the glass carafe. Very happy with this machine but when I brew lesser amounts they come out sour. I was thinking less water brewed faster. I'll try a little finer grind and see how that works.
Well explained. Thank you!
Thanks this is very helpful. I just got my kalita wave today and have been fiddling with brewing all day and kept getting a slightly sour taste. Apparently I'm just not used to light roast
Nice video, thanks!
Speed 1.25x is better for this video
You haven't drink your coffee, we can tell
2x or nothing
Haters gonna hate. Where's your videos?
@@BrandonPeccoralo no.. I bought a brikka after I watched his videos
Cynical people be cynical, where's your Keurig video, Brandon?
@@gunungmerapiapi1933 😂😂👍
Great video!
In my opinion, regarding extraction, agitation is a factor that has more incidence than the ratio. Stir fast or slow, pour whit a lot or a little volume, near or far, it will influence more than the amount of water used
Thanks for the video. What about when using a percolator (Moka Pot)?
Loved the animation and editing. Yes, we cannot use too hot water. Do you have tips for moka pots?
Yes! Thank you! We need tips for the moka pot too
For me, I use light roasted beans so I grind them twice, but not too fine like espresso grind
And use the correct stove, I realized that my moka pot don't contact the flame perfectly, that's why I brew for too long
So I use those metal that's used for cooking at camping
Tell me if you have moka pot tips, Hart
Liked the video but why you didn’t include how the espresso and / or moka pot brewing method affects the taste of coffee.
Hahaha my First time with aeropress i ended up like the girl (left) in the video when trying the inverted way. apparently i didn’t put correctly the plunger into the chamber (so when flipping the aeropress, it was about to open but I held everything on time) there were just some drops on the table. Nothing to worry out but an experience to learn.
I use coffee pods do you have any suggestions for that if it need tweaking slightly
I was wondering why the local coffee shop near me was sour, looks like they got impatient
What if my coffee maker only has one setting? I use Maxwell House, it's not easy to make wrong, but it's bitter or sour.
Subbed!
Hi can you tell me what would you recommend for grinding for a keurig machine everyone says different
Sure. Grind very coarse, put it in the keurig, and then walk to the garbage and throw the entire unit in the trash. Purchase something for pour over coffee
Watching this while drinking my last cup of coffee before bed
What about espresso?
I want my Coffee to taste extremely bitter without the sourness.
Anyway to achieve that?
I think there are several ways to achieve this. 1. Get a darker roast. 2. Grind your beans to fine (espresso). 3. Use more ground. 4. Brew longer. Each of these steps should help with over-extraction, which leads to a more bitter taste. You'll have to experiment with each of these steps to achieve the flavor you want.
Ummm , is just pouring hot water to ground coffee(and then drinking it) , a good way to brew coffee?
On first i found it sour , then it turns out that my water temperature is too low.
And then after i watched this video it turned out how i like it when i buy it from a cafe.
But you did not mention just pouring water to the glass that has grounded coffee in it.
Sorry , i have ever only makes instant coffee before this lol.
I do my coffee like that since I don’t have a coffee machine or anything else. It’s a slightly different taste but I like it. I’m not a coffee master but I also know a lot of people who do their coffee this way. However, you should put more coffee in your cup than you usually put in a coffee machine. Also I recommend putting a small plate (not plastic or metal) over your cup while it brews.
Finally the inverted aeropress method makes sense.
I don't have a local Coffee roaster...
You can order online. Verve and counterculture have free shipping and happy mug is a bargain
I know right, such "American" way of saying that
But yeah, support our local roasters and brewers
Try finding online roasters near you, Tsuki, maybe they're not local coffee beans but at least we help local businesses
Moka pot ?
What about percolated coffee, you mentioned nothing about that,I would have thought this was the best method ?
I added a small amount of coconut oil to my sour tasting coffee and all the sour taste was gone!
I usually brew 100% Columbian coffee. Rarely I brew Kona coffee (the only coffee grown in N. America - Hawaiian islands, of course). If I use pre-packaged pod coffee, I like the Pacific Bold sold exclusively at Costco. I also like Starbucks Alpine. What I totally dislike is decaffeinated coffee. I've never tasted any that had the aromatic fruity and flavorful qualities of caffeinated coffees.
Unpopular opinion: robusta is better than arabica
.50 speed is where it's at 🤣
Get rid of the background noise
i suppose prefer your filmed videos? With your normal voice... i understand you had to talk slower here, as your face and mouth can't be seen, but i think those where you are filmed in appear and sound more natural
No, this is his normal voice 😂
This is the same guy that talked about Moka Pot at home
Try watching in 1.25x
If the coffee isn't roasted enough, it will taste sour. Period. Hipster coffee is sour because it's under roasted, and no amount of brewing technique will change that.
This is what I am thinking too. Have never has this problem until I started buying from small local roasters.
All the highest end espresso bars with the best beans and best machines …. Sour sour sour. No coffee taste. Gross….
I'm not so sure... some coffees are just sour before they are even brewed... I can smell a sour coffee before it's even brewed, so it's not just how it's brewed.