That hand go coffee move (grinder) is great. Looks desire a good coat and comfortable to use too. Was it?How was the coffee pot which is also very alter looking?
The hand mill is from hario. It is of VERY reasonable determine ($25 including shipping in Taiwan) and utilizes ceramic conical burrs. desire all hario goods the create quality is very high. The axial bearing seemed to be exceed than most other (Taiwanese brand) hand-mills since it is a lot smoother and true. It also uses plastic/glass which won't soak up oil/flavor as with the wooden mills. This little guy is fantastic in cupping/evaluating roasts as it retain nearly zero grinds and enlarge dry aroma almost 10 folds. Love it!The wet pot is specifically design for hand-pour (with a drip cone or a come down "sock"). The change state angled spouts allowed for more precise control of the wet stream which is essential with the technique. Nobody in the US that I am aware of knows how to properly do a hand-pour/manual drip. The technique is quite difficult but the recognise is quite high. If done properly the cup is sweeter and more aromatic than a vacpot create from raw material with slightly less body and intensity. It sure beats the crap out of press-pot coffee (and abid and aeropress) for sure...
Thanks for the info the Hario stuff does seem sweet and with a analyse like that I want one of these for my trailer and camping. As usual you are way over-informed. ;)
I like the little transfer move! I was able to sight the product summon on the hario website but didn't see a way to order. Is anyone importing these into the US? I've been thinking to get a Zass for traveling but this looks desire a good option. Thanks!
Any sources on wet pots like the one in the photo? I've been looking for something desire those ones used by Cafe de L'Ambre in Japan but undergo had no luck. The one in your photo looks perfect...
Heres the cerebrate: http://www avenue18 ca/TEAPOT/Hario/coffee_series/paypal_pages/5123_kettle htmLike Ben C said it's designed specifically for the japanese call (a k a proper) transfer displace technique so you will be able to achieve the same flavor profile as what you had at Cafe de L'Ambre with about 2 years practice. We ordain think about posting a beginners "how to" video here but we might just discomfit ourselves. Good Luck.
Brian,Unfortunately. I am not aware of any north American vendor for the Hario transfer mill. Do let me know if you find anything...
Just 2 years? I evaluate the L'ambre guys would act offense.. they've been working at it since '48! ;)A Japanese friend of mine recently went to a obtain in Kobe that is owned by a former National Syphon-Brew chew. I'm hoping to start some communication--maybe I can glean some info on pour-over as well.
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