Tips for How to Brew Better Coffee at Home from Methodical Coffee

Can’t live without your daily caffeine routine and want to find a way to improve your next brew or just impress guests at your next brunch event? You are in luck, we have a few tips for how to brew better coffee at home today. With tips fromA�A�Methodical Coffee Co-Owner Will Shurtz you will be sure to impress your guests and yourself for your next coffee experience. A�

Our experts atA�Methodical Coffee import and source the finest a�?Specialty Gradea�? single origin green coffee beans with a score of 85 and up from around the world and they specialize in the roasting technique known as a�?light/fully developed.a�? And they are giving you the best tips on how to brew better coffee at home in case you can’t make it to their stylish Greenville store. A�Get inspired for your next coffee adventure with these tips below:

1. Buy digital gram scale at your local kitchen supply store and weigh your coffee instead of measuring by scoops. I recommend a 16:1 (water to coffee) ratio for brewing.

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2. Invest in a conical burr grinderA�like this one here. The grinder makes ALL the difference.

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3. The above two tips will make for a better cup of coffee with any brewer, but I recommend either brewing by the cup with the pour over method, like theA�Kalita Wave, or investing in a drip coffee maker that really has all of the brewing parameters dialed in for your maximum enjoyment, like aA�Bonavita.

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Michiel Perry

Michiel is a Black Southern Belle living a lowcountry life. I love all things fashion, home decor and southern! When I am not running around doing fun stuff for Black Southern Belle, I live in antique stores and have a minor obsession with historic homes 🙂