Pour-over purists love the chemex coffee dripper. It brews a bright and clean-tasting cup of joe. It’s chic and minimalist. It’s also labor-intensive, non-insulated, extremely breakable , and a pain to clean. How strong is Chemex coffee? chemex filters are 20-30% thicker than regular coffee filters which filters out bitterness, oils and grounds. That means … Read more
A carafe (/kəˈræf/) is a glass container with a flared lip used for serving liquids, especially wine and coffee. Unlike the related decanter, carafes generally do not include stoppers. Coffee pots included in coffee makers are also referred to as carafes in American English. What is the pour over coffee thing called? Pour over is … Read more
Chemex is designed for a medium-coarse grind, but it is quite forgiving if the grind is a bit finer or coarser. The V60 gives the grind a lot of say in how the coffee turns out. A fine grind and a slow pour make the strongest coffee and a medium grind with a fast pour … Read more
The Chemex is an hourglass-shaped one-piece pour-over carafe. The design is legendary: it’s even on display at modern art museums like New York City’s MOMA. The carafe is made of non-porous tempered borosilicate glass , and it comes with a two-piece polished wood collar tied on with a rawhide cord. What kind of glass is … Read more