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Generally speaking, I thougt going finer was better, but aparently that actually isn't always the case. For light roast, this may be a good idea, but for darker roasts, it's often good/ok to go coarser.
I tried it out, and was pleasantly surprised by how much less bitter the Nepalese Manjari coffee was. Rather than 24clicks, I tried 30. I would maybe try 28 next time, for a little more intensity and longer drawdown, but it was very nice.
This majorly depends on the brew technique used though.
References:
| Roast Level | Coffee | Technique | Amount | Grind Size | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| medium-dark | manjari | 4-6 | 15g / 250g | 27 clicks | Great |
| medium-dark | manjari | 4-6 | 22.5g / 375g | 29-30 clicks | Great |
| medium-light? | Uganda | 4-6 | 15g / 250g | 30 clicks | seems ok, try coarser |
Iced coffee:
- brew directly onto ice
- 3/2 strength
- a little coarser to avoid choking and over extracting the coffee
For ~1L of iced coffee:
- 500ml coffee
- 450ml oat milk
- ice
- 50 maple syrup to taste
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