O R I G A M I 🇯🇵💮| Single Pour Method | Hand-Drip Coffee

📌 Hello everyone! I recently started using Tales Coffee's Single Pour Method with the Origami Japan dripper and it's been amazing! It gives off a very clean, flavorful and sweet cup and the method itself is not too hard/complicated to understand and learn. A video on the technique itself will be coming soon too (but I need more practice haha)! Although I don't stir with a stirring stick at the end of the pour, it still results in a very delicious brew.
Origami design is a Japanese art of paper folding that has been practiced for centuries. The Dripper of the same name is inspired by the spirit of the playfully, colorful and creative but delicate craft, and shares much of this in brewing coffee.
20 evenly spaced deep vertical grooves form down the pour-over dripper that produce an unobstructed flow of water through your bed of coffee grounds.
Mino porcelain is used in making the Origami Drippers and is one of Japan’s most prestigious potteries, with more than 400 years of history. Renowned for unmatched quality and durability, porcelain has a fantastic thermal conductivity as well enhancing the characteristics of the brew with a full aroma and extraction to the fullest extent.
💡 More information about Origami Dripper:
www.slowpoursupply.co/collect...
💡 More information about Origami Dripper:
kurasu.kyoto/products/origami...
💡 More information about Tale's Coffee Single Pour Method (check him out, lots of details and in-depth analysis):
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⏱️ STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
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1. Prepare 15g of coffee (medium fine grind)
2. Boil water to 87°C to 91°C depending on the roast level
3. Prepare and fold paper filter
4. Pre-wash/pre-heat paper filter
5. Put in the grind and stir from out to in with a stirring stick to create a hole in the middle
6. Slowly pour in the middle until the darker grinds stops floating up (when you start seeing the lighter color)
7. Pour faster and flush finish to 240ml (or your desired level)
8. Let it all fall or finish before 1:45 (preference)
9. And it's ready to drink/serve!
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My name is Jefferson Chen and I enjoy making videos! I don't focus on any particular genre or style of videos, and just upload any personal project I do for fun. Although I'm not a specialist or professional, I love the process of 🎥filming and ⚙️editing, and being able to produce content that you guys can enjoy!
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[@nindythelittlebarista]

great brewing! Love origami so much

[@cintinhosa]

Super useful - where can I get the Origami Japan dripper? Which paper filters do you use?

[@romeuwu]

slow pour supply

[@ramoschau]

Excuse me but can you give me a review of the grinder that you’re using, the Hario V60 grinder?

[@jeffersonchen9609]

Yea, so I don't know much about coffee grinders specifically but the Hario V60 grinder is just ok. It does it's job, you can easily change the grind size settings (also has a wide range of grind size settings), it generally doesn't have any issues when using it (like breaking or malfunctions) but the coffee grinds can often be uneven and it generates quite a bit of fine coffee powder (e.g. even on coarse settings, there are lots of fine powder that can lead to clogging when brewing or uneven extraction). I would say that there are better grinders out there that are of similar price or of just bit more expensive, I recommend you checking out James Hoffmann's video on grinders as he is an expert when it comes to coffee! - th-cam.com/video/bgjvLQu5NlE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=JamesHoffmann

[@frozenstrawbs]

grounds all over the side and no dome. try again

[@victoradrian6125]

No problem with that. 👍 Try it!