Drip coffee in the picture how the rosted coffee seeds are crushed to fine powder and then a classic and popular method of brewing coffee where hot water is poured over ground coffee and allowed to slowly drip through a filter into a carafe or mug. It's commonly made using a drip coffee maker or a pour-over device .
Key Features:
• Medium grind coffee is used.
• Brewed using gravity and paper or metal filters.
• Water should be very very hot.
• Typical brew time: 3–5 minutes.
Equipment Options:
• Automatic drip coffee maker (like Mr. Coffee or Breville)
• Manual pour-over devices (used at MTR Restaurants)
• Reusable or disposable filters
Taste:
Drip coffee typically has a clean, balanced flavor and is less
oily than French press or espresso due to the paper filter.
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Common Mistakes to Avoid
Incorrect Grind Size: Using a grind that's too fine can lead to over-extraction, resulting in bitter coffee. Conversely, a grind that's too coarse may cause under-extraction, leading to weak coffee .
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Inconsistent Measurements: Not measuring your coffee and water accurately can affect the strength and flavor of your brew. Using a kitchen scale can help achieve consistency.
Using Low-Quality Water: Tap water with high mineral content can impart off-flavors to your coffee. Using filtered water ensures a cleaner taste .
