ORIGAMI Dripper dark roast
ORIGAMI Dripper
▼Recipe
Coffee beans 15g Medium coarse grind
Water 225g
Temperature 91℃
Brewing time 2’30
▼Tools you need
ORIGAMI Dripper
Hario V60 paper filter
Scale
Timer
Thermometer
Kettle
Glass server and mug cup
*Cup is okay by itself. You can place the dripper on it.
Coffee grinder
Brewing Tips
Coffee compounds tend to dissolve in a certain order: aroma, acidity, sweetness, and then bitterness. Pour-over drippers such as the Hario V60 and ORIGAMI tend to bring out a higher proportion of aroma and acidity, resulting in a clean and refreshing cup.
When brewing as usual with the ORIGAMI Dripper, the cup can sometimes become a little too light. For this recipe, we adjust the brew to bring out the richness and body that are characteristic of medium and dark roasts.
This time, we want to draw out more sweetness and create a stronger sense of body and richness, so we set a longer blooming time of 50 seconds. A longer blooming stage helps create an environment that brings out the deeper sweetness of the coffee.
To balance the overall flavor, we use a slightly coarser grind size — medium-coarse — and a slightly higher water temperature of 91°C.
Step1
Fold the edge of the filter and set it on the dripper. Place them on the server.

Step2
Rinse the filter with hot water.

Step3
Preheat the cup by filling it up with hot water.
Step4
Weight 15g of coffee beans and grind them in a medium coarse.


Step5
Throw out the hot water from the server.
Put the coffee ground in the dripper and zero out the scale.

Step6

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Step8

Step9
(1’40-2’00) Pour the hot water up to 225g.
Stay 10 seconds, pour 65g of water for 20 seconds again.

Step10
(-2’30) Remove the dripper when the coffee drip stops.

Step11
If you get the correct extraction, there is a hole in the middle like a doughnut.

Step12
In the end, serve the coffee into the preheated cup.
Enjoy your flavourful cup of coffee!!
