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Chemex

BREWING METHOD

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Specifications

Description

Designed by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm in 1941, the Chemex is a glass pour-over brewer that uses specially designed thick paper filters to create a remarkably clean and refined cup of coffee.

Grind Size

Medium / Filter Grind

Dose

18 g coffee / 250 ml water

Brew Time

3-5 minutes

Water Temperature

92 – 95°C

Specifications

Description

Designed by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm in 1941, the Chemex is a glass pour-over brewer that uses specially designed thick paper filters to create a remarkably clean and refined cup of coffee.

Grind Size

Medium / Filter Grind

Dose

18 g coffee / 250 ml water

Brew Time

3-5 minutes

Water Temperature

92 – 95°C

Specifications

Description

Designed by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm in 1941, the Chemex is a glass pour-over brewer that uses specially designed thick paper filters to create a remarkably clean and refined cup of coffee.

Grind Size

Medium / Filter Grind

Dose

18 g coffee / 250 ml water

Brew Time

3-5 minutes

Water Temperature

92 – 95°C

Brewing Steps

Step 1

Place the thicker three-layer side of the Chemex filter against the spout. Rinse both the filter and the brewer with hot water to remove any paper taste and preheat the vessel.

Step 2

Add 18 grams of medium-ground coffee to the filter.

Step 3

Pour 50 ml of hot water in gentle circular motions and allow the coffee to bloom for 30 seconds, releasing its fresh aromas.

Step 4

Slowly pour the remaining 200 ml of hot water over the coffee using steady circular motions.

Step 5

Your coffee should be ready within approximately 3–5 minutes. Remove the filter, gently stir the coffee and serve.

Step 6

Tip: Transferring the brewed coffee into a second carafe introduces a little aeration, helping the flavours and aromas present themselves in a smoother and more balanced way.

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