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A gooseneck kettle pouring into a cone dripper, lit dramatically against a dark background

Pour-over showdown: V60, Orea, Origami, Kalita

Same coffee, four different cups. The geometry of the brewer is the recipe.

Pour-over showdown: V60, Orea, Origami, Kalita

Same coffee, four different cups. The geometry of the brewer is the recipe.

Cupping bowls of ground coffee and a cupping spoon on linen, lit warmly against a dark background

Cupping at home: the SCA protocol, demystified

The taste test the entire industry uses to evaluate coffee. Done at home, it's the fastest way to train your palate.

Cupping at home: the SCA protocol, demystified

The taste test the entire industry uses to evaluate coffee. Done at home, it's the fastest way to train your palate.

Dark coffee being poured over ice into a glass, lit dramatically against a dark background

Cold brew vs iced pour-over

Two methods. Two completely different cups. The difference matters more than most drinkers realise.

Cold brew vs iced pour-over

Two methods. Two completely different cups. The difference matters more than most drinkers realise.

A moka pot steaming on a stove, lit warmly against a dark background

How to brew with a moka pot

The Italian kitchen icon. Not espresso — but properly made, something worth taking seriously.

How to brew with a moka pot

The Italian kitchen icon. Not espresso — but properly made, something worth taking seriously.

A Chemex coffee brewer beside a mountain lake

How to brew with a Chemex

A piece of mid-century industrial design that happens to make excellent coffee. The cleanest cup in pour-over.

How to brew with a Chemex

A piece of mid-century industrial design that happens to make excellent coffee. The cleanest cup in pour-over.

A gooseneck kettle pouring water into a dark coffee dripper, lit dramatically

Water for coffee

Ninety-eight percent of brewed coffee is water. The other two percent gets all the attention.

Water for coffee

Ninety-eight percent of brewed coffee is water. The other two percent gets all the attention.