i've been addicted to coffee for a while, can't really enjoy my day without it, lately i kinda want to " upgrade " my coffee, which is the reason i enjoy watching this video so much. thanks for the inspiration! have a good day sir
Really good fundamentals video for Kalita Wave brewing. For the 185, I would recommend 30g of coffee and slightly finer grind with an extraction time closer to 4 minutes in order to increase sweetness in the cup. After brewing, coffee bed should look like a flat bed of wet sand. Depth of coffee bed is as important as grind size in this brewer.
Yes! Congratulations, you do know your stuff. I still prefer the V60 or Chemex, and for sure once you start using a scale to measure your pour, there’s no turning back.
For the ones who think this is a time waster: Slow home brewed coffee is half about how amazing it tastes, and half about the therapeutic, mindful, slow-morning routine. I did the "late to work, rush out the door, chug coffee, burn tongue, run a red light" thing for far too long before prioritizing a slow morning, resulting in a much more mindful and joy filled day, noticing the small things. I make Chemex pour overs every morning, and I enjoyed this video :)
Great video. I normally make espresso at home, but have slowly worked my way into the world of pour overs. It's not my everyday cup, more for the days off. It's such a relaxed way of making coffee. Even if you pour a little more or less than a recipe says, it still makes a good cup of coffee. Cheers!
May have found my new, favorite RUclipsr. Only a seldom few understand/can relate to your love for coffee -- I'm one of those people. Love the pour over, may have to buy this one.
I personally love a pour over/ chem x but as a barista. DO NOT ORDER THESE DURING A RUSH most people don't realize how long it actually takes to make these drinks and then get mad when they're not out before other people's coffees. They're worth the wait but only if you're patient
I loved this concept of making simple things look awesome! There are so many things in life we just don't pay attention. Most of them at no cost of money. Cheers from Brazil, you are a great film making!
Glad to see you're back. I found your channel while looking for EDC kits. I like your minimalist style and although I'm not a coffee drinker, this made me want to try and see what all the fuss is about coffee and whether there are health benefits as opposed to tea (green tea etc...). Looking forward to more content. I was a bit disappointed you didn't have more content on your channel to watch.
So glad to see you back and hear you're well man! Love a pour over and this method is killer, and not to mention the humble Sub looking very grand on the wrist. Keep up the great content! 😊
the good thing about style is that it is largely based on personal opinion and taste. coffee, on the otherhand, is a lot more scientific, although it still can be affected by personal bias. while this video was good and nice departure from clothing, there were a couple things I disagree with. the kalita "185" refers to the size, the smaller one is called the "155". the system itself is called the "wave". the kettle you own is also based on the same design aesthetic from kalita. the best part of the design is actually not the three holes, as there are plenty of small, three hole, V-shaped drippers on the market. it is actually the flat bottom, which allows the water to properly make contact with the grounds promoting an even extraction. kalita's 'wave' paper filters are actually some of the cleanest on the market. especially the bleached, white ones you used in the video. while you can rinse them it is not necessary. rinsing is primarily used in preheating the brewer and the vessel that will hold your coffee. consistent temperature is one of the key elements in coffee brewing. i really do appreciate the content in this video and i am looking forward to future videos. these were just some things i disagreed with.
Thank you for clarifying the Kalita nomenclature. I've seen the no rinse filter debate for a while now, however, I still get a faint paper taste. Thanks for watching!
New subscriber here, as I just discovered your wonderful channel. The stunning simplicity and intentionality that goes into the creation of your videos is so soothing and something that I greatly appreciate. Thanks for producing the content that you do in a such a careful and minimalistic manner!
Gotta leave the house by 0415 to get to work by 0445. No way I’ve got time for this method... I’ve got to preset my espresso machine the night before, but I can’t really complain. I love the pour over method.
Its a ritual..and respect for the nourishing :) Making a good coffee is a little moment of refinement , a craft. Humans are made for creativity - homage to the lesson!
This is so great everything shouldnt be so easy and quick and this way having a cup of coffee feels luxurious and it isnt just about getting your kaffein to wake up in the morning by drinking a hole pan of crappy and cheap coffee
Great video once again! I personally brew coffee with a french press and I think it has the same aspects to it, a lot of work but the end result is worth it.
Great video! Im always intrigued by the different methods of coffee brewing, Chemex is my method of brew, Would be amazing if you did a minimalistic room decor, since all the stuff that I have seen isnt quite there and i fell you would totally get it. Keep making such amazing content.
Loving a good coffe and like the ceremony of it. But being frank sometimes in the office i just use my Nespresso machine which might not produce the best coffee in the world but a still good tasting one. Liking your routine series a lot, keep em coming 👍🏻🙏🏻
Well some morning routines are different from each person. I usually just make instant quick coffee because I focus on my living room to read my book for about 30 minutes. Other's is hitting snooze lol. It's all in your preference. When I get home I focus on making this style of coffee strangely enough.
I can spend hours at coffee shop alone because I enjoy it. Is using a couple of extra minutes to make your coffee the way you want it, then it's worth it.
@Hueguh thanks for recommending Blue Bottle! Just received a sample in the mail today and I'm considering subscribing. I have the same setup as you except for my scale. I've been using the Acaia Pearl scale for over a year now. I highly recommend it if you're ever looking for an upgrade.
When I go more minimalist, J won't be spendin all my more productive time with all that when I can just put a spoon full of coffee in a cup, add hot water and milk if I want and just drink it
Everything that you did on this video is exactly the same with me every morning :). Moreover, i love experimenting new bean variety which surprisingly has its own unique taste and aroma. Regards from Indonesia :)
Sorry for the lack of content, got sick and lost my voice. Regular weekly uploads will resume, thanks for understanding!
Hueguh just discoverd you man, keep the good work
Health always comes first! Remember that 👍🏼 love your vids
I was wondering what was happening! Can’t wait for more vids
Hope u get well soon!
Hey! Hueguh! Great content and cinematography. Do you have a PO box? I work for Verve and I’d love to send you a pound of coffee! Keep up the content!
I'm gonna need a cup of coffee before doing this every morning
Ditto 🤣
Hahah dope 😂
Yeah, work flow before coffee is doomed to failure.
I don't even drink coffee but i'm still watching this hahahahaha
your videos are so therapeutic, i love em!
Thank you!
I’ve always enjoyed the French press, good middle ground of time, taste, and money. It’s also pretty fun to have in a morning routine
It’s a lot longer when you break it apart and explain it all, but when you are doing it it doesn’t take long - like making a quick meal
i've been addicted to coffee for a while, can't really enjoy my day without it, lately i kinda want to " upgrade " my coffee, which is the reason i enjoy watching this video so much. thanks for the inspiration! have a good day sir
Your videos are inspiration to people who embrace a clean quality life style.
"Hi, my name is Matt D'Avella..."
Unfortunately, I am not the director of the award-winning Netflix documentary minimalism.
Stole my cmnt
Coffee and cinematics. It just doesn't get more aesthetically pleasing than that.
You have an awesome channel, been enjoying your stuff recently!
Francesco @ Keep Productive
Thank you!
Pre rinsing the filter is such a great tip! Awesome content as always 👌
Why are both your aesthetics and voice soooo relaxiiing?!
Really good fundamentals video for Kalita Wave brewing. For the 185, I would recommend 30g of coffee and slightly finer grind with an extraction time closer to 4 minutes in order to increase sweetness in the cup. After brewing, coffee bed should look like a flat bed of wet sand. Depth of coffee bed is as important as grind size in this brewer.
Yes! Congratulations, you do know your stuff. I still prefer the V60 or Chemex, and for sure once you start using a scale to measure your pour, there’s no turning back.
Never made coffee this way. Just ordered all the coffee gear off Amazon, and I am excited to try this! :)
What gear did you buy
Don't be a snob. Just enjoy a good basic cup of coffee....................
@@BennyCFD let people enjoy things...............
cool, relaxed demeanor, a pleasure to watch at the beginning of a hectic day.
Thanks for watching!
For the ones who think this is a time waster: Slow home brewed coffee is half about how amazing it tastes, and half about the therapeutic, mindful, slow-morning routine. I did the "late to work, rush out the door, chug coffee, burn tongue, run a red light" thing for far too long before prioritizing a slow morning, resulting in a much more mindful and joy filled day, noticing the small things.
I make Chemex pour overs every morning, and I enjoyed this video :)
Glad you mentioned the Kalita - I have a Hario V-60 and an Aeropress and I just can’t seem to get a better cup from the V60 than I do the Aeropress
I admire that you have the patience to this but I could never😂
And then there’s always an Aeropress, still a great ritual and amazing coffee in less time if pour over is too much
Don't even drink Coffee but this was captivating viewing for me for some reason ... excellent cinematography, I think!
Great video! Love your clean mellow setup...solid info
Great video. I normally make espresso at home, but have slowly worked my way into the world of pour overs. It's not my everyday cup, more for the days off. It's such a relaxed way of making coffee. Even if you pour a little more or less than a recipe says, it still makes a good cup of coffee. Cheers!
Would love to get into espresso, but haven’t been able to pull the trigger on a machine...some day!
May have found my new, favorite RUclipsr. Only a seldom few understand/can relate to your love for coffee -- I'm one of those people. Love the pour over, may have to buy this one.
I love that tucked in shirt style ☺️
Thank you!
I usually use an electric kettle, this allows for precise temperature.
I personally love a pour over/ chem x but as a barista. DO NOT ORDER THESE DURING A RUSH most people don't realize how long it actually takes to make these drinks and then get mad when they're not out before other people's coffees. They're worth the wait but only if you're patient
Another 5k growth! Congrats man. Hope you got a good recovery. Looking forward to more amazing content.
Thank you!
Good choice of Blue Bottle! Hope you're feeling better!
Thank you!
I loved this concept of making simple things look awesome! There are so many things in life we just don't pay attention. Most of them at no cost of money. Cheers from Brazil, you are a great film making!
Glad to see you're back. I found your channel while looking for EDC kits. I like your minimalist style and although I'm not a coffee drinker, this made me want to try and see what all the fuss is about coffee and whether there are health benefits as opposed to tea (green tea etc...). Looking forward to more content. I was a bit disappointed you didn't have more content on your channel to watch.
I don’t consider the Encore entry actually. I think it is appropriate for entry and much higher end.
😋
Great video, man! Hope you're feeling better now.
Thank you!
Agree with everything. I make my coffee the exact same way.
So glad to see you back and hear you're well man! Love a pour over and this method is killer, and not to mention the humble Sub looking very grand on the wrist. Keep up the great content! 😊
Thanks for watching!
Loved watching this!
Thanks for watching!
Hello hueguh. I’m a fan of your videos. I was wondering where did you get your see through tea kettle and the all black electric water warmer.
I’m a chemist and I can’t see my self going for so much trouble, I do like coffee but quick and easier on an Italian coffee maker
In practice it’s a lot faster than it is explaining it. Could be fun as a chemist to mess with the ratios!
This honestly takes 4 mins tops for a top quality cup of coffee.
We have the same grinder and kalita.
This video is HYPE.
the good thing about style is that it is largely based on personal opinion and taste. coffee, on the otherhand, is a lot more scientific, although it still can be affected by personal bias. while this video was good and nice departure from clothing, there were a couple things I disagree with. the kalita "185" refers to the size, the smaller one is called the "155". the system itself is called the "wave". the kettle you own is also based on the same design aesthetic from kalita. the best part of the design is actually not the three holes, as there are plenty of small, three hole, V-shaped drippers on the market. it is actually the flat bottom, which allows the water to properly make contact with the grounds promoting an even extraction. kalita's 'wave' paper filters are actually some of the cleanest on the market. especially the bleached, white ones you used in the video. while you can rinse them it is not necessary. rinsing is primarily used in preheating the brewer and the vessel that will hold your coffee. consistent temperature is one of the key elements in coffee brewing. i really do appreciate the content in this video and i am looking forward to future videos. these were just some things i disagreed with.
Thank you for clarifying the Kalita nomenclature. I've seen the no rinse filter debate for a while now, however, I still get a faint paper taste. Thanks for watching!
Wow no disrespect but how much time do you have on your hands to type all of that
i simply make time for the things i care about. simple.
Pro tip: get a better kettle
The oxo eletric kettle with temperature setting is great
New subscriber here, as I just discovered your wonderful channel. The stunning simplicity and intentionality that goes into the creation of your videos is so soothing and something that I greatly appreciate. Thanks for producing the content that you do in a such a careful and minimalistic manner!
Wooweeee!! Imagine if we put this much effort into everything else?! 🙌🏻
Very informative videos. Not any beating around the bush. Thanx a mil. Keep at it!
Gotta leave the house by 0415 to get to work by 0445. No way I’ve got time for this method... I’ve got to preset my espresso machine the night before, but I can’t really complain. I love the pour over method.
Just found your channel. Love your videos. Simple, quick, well made and to the point. I’ve watched them all. Subscribed
Thank you!
Its a ritual..and respect for the nourishing :) Making a good coffee is a little moment of refinement , a craft. Humans are made for creativity - homage to the lesson!
🙌🏾 welcome back!
Good to be back!
Beautiful Video Man! Thanks for the simplicity and explanations.
Anytime, thanks for watching!
This is so great everything shouldnt be so easy and quick and this way having a cup of coffee feels luxurious and it isnt just about getting your kaffein to wake up in the morning by drinking a hole pan of crappy and cheap coffee
Do you ever used moka for coffee? It’s very used in Italy
I don't personally use it, but I have a friend who makes coffee for me all the time with it. It's definitely a classic brewing method!
Coffe & Tea Collective! Love that place! Dope video keep the dope content up! SD all day!
It’s nice and all that.. it just takes so much time!
Cool I might start doing this.
Dude, that mug!!! Where’d you get it?
I was thinking the same thing! No seriously. Where’d you get the mug?
Fellow Products. It is the BIG JO’ 12 OZ cup
Great video once again! I personally brew coffee with a french press and I think it has the same aspects to it, a lot of work but the end result is worth it.
Tremendous video @hueguh! What brand is your backpack at the beginning ?
The backpack, in the beginning, is a camera backpack from Peak Design. The backpack model is the "Everday Backpack 20L".
I'm early today. Impeccable editing and cinematography. Again, congratulations on the 20k subscribers. Cheers!
Thank you!
After watching this I so want to have that coffee man!! :)
Hope you get your caffeine fix soon!
Love it. Great coffee routine & film making!
I saw the bag of blue bottle beans and I immediately subscribed
Great video! Im always intrigued by the different methods of coffee brewing, Chemex is my method of brew, Would be amazing if you did a minimalistic room decor, since all the stuff that I have seen isnt quite there and i fell you would totally get it. Keep making such amazing content.
I have a Chemex also that we use when we need to make coffee for 2 or more people! Thanks for watching!
Nice mug dude👌🏼
Awesome work again my man!
Thank you!
There's something therapeutic about your videos.
Why too much water? I never understand that.... But now i got to take my expresso.... Nice routine
Great video, but how is that a 17:1 ratio exactly? 25g of coffee should be 425g of water no?
Holy Shit! It's as if you're making fine wine. It's only coffee, dude.
The explanation is more detailed to go over little nuances, but the actual workflow can be abbreviated down to measure, grind and pour.
You’re ignorant. If you could taste the coffee he just made next to a cup of instant coffee you would understand.
I roast my own coffee as this solves the issue with my coffee beans not being fresh. Never more than a week old.
I applaud you, sir! Roasting is such an art form!
And when I'm roasting . Everyone in the neighborhood knows what I'm up too.
Loving a good coffe and like the ceremony of it.
But being frank sometimes in the office i just use my Nespresso machine which might not produce the best coffee in the world but a still good tasting one.
Liking your routine series a lot, keep em coming 👍🏻🙏🏻
Sometimes, all I have time for is work Nespresso also!
Great video I love coffe and learned how to enjoy it even better thanks
May your cup never run dry!
thank you for making this, i enjoyed it 🙂
Nice video, but thanks God ima tea person
I have to enjoy my coffee before 12pm...or I can't sleep. So after the first cup of coffee, I'm a full-fledged tea person.
Would love to see a video regarding your tea preferences/setup for us tea drinkers.
Let's see a tea video!
lmao he just uploaded a tea routine that is not less complicated (and wonderful) that his coffee routine!
Love the color palette of your video's xx
Thank you!
Too much science on this coffee brewing. I will head out to my local Vietnamese coffee shop.
It does get kind of nerdy, but it can be fun!
Hueguh Do your thing bro! I enjoyed your video, and keep up with the good content.
Just discovered the channel, really great video.
I liked a lot the video.But is it possible to tell me the brand of your watch that you wear in the video?
Quick question where did you get that mug it's sooo nice looking
Really nice video . I like to use a french press to brew my coffee .But yes it's science that takes time. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I like to go the home espresso route but thats just my cup of tea
I like a good espresso too! I mainly opt for them after dinner.
I've tried that but was up till 4am lol! Awesome video by the way!!!! :)
Damn straight the poor over method is not quick lol! But I bet it tastes amazing. I just don’t have patience.
Crazy dedication.
That seems like an awful lot of effort for a cup of coffee.
I used a lot of words, but the workflow goes by quickly after you do it a couple of times. In total it is about 5 minutes of work.
Well some morning routines are different from each person. I usually just make instant quick coffee because I focus on my living room to read my book for about 30 minutes. Other's is hitting snooze lol. It's all in your preference. When I get home I focus on making this style of coffee strangely enough.
Exactly, do whatever personally brings you joy! This is just here to serve as inspiration!
Hueguh Yeah, I get you. I guess I just rush things too much 😂
I can spend hours at coffee shop alone because I enjoy it. Is using a couple of extra minutes to make your coffee the way you want it, then it's worth it.
"At your local roaster" : because everyone has a local roaster.
Local roaster/cafe, usually cafes will be able to source good beans.
If you live in a remotely metropolitan area you probably have several local roasters. Hell I’ve seen small coffee roasters in small towns too.
@Hueguh thanks for recommending Blue Bottle! Just received a sample in the mail today and I'm considering subscribing. I have the same setup as you except for my scale. I've been using the Acaia Pearl scale for over a year now. I highly recommend it if you're ever looking for an upgrade.
I have been looking to upgrade, so hard to tell when the button has been pushed on the Hario. I would love to pick up an Acaia some day!
Congrats on 20k!
Thank you!
When I go more minimalist, J won't be spendin all my more productive time with all that when I can just put a spoon full of coffee in a cup, add hot water and milk if I want and just drink it
Great videos! What backpack is that?
Nice, C&T Collective on North Park is a nice spot!
One of my favorites!
Everything that you did on this video is exactly the same with me every morning :). Moreover, i love experimenting new bean variety which surprisingly has its own unique taste and aroma. Regards from Indonesia :)
after watching this vid, I decided to go for instant coffee, thank you
Great quality and content as always!
Will be hard to keep up with the giveaways because you are growing so fast.
Keep it up!
Yeah, I'm behind on milestone videos! I wanted to do a 10k post...but might be too late.
Luca Breder n
I don't drink coffee but this video was pleasant to watch!
Thank you!
Never heard of you. Pressed the subscribe button within the first second of the video
Hope you like the channel, thanks for subscribing!
noticed that on the stove, you turned on with the right knob and later you turned it off with the left knob...lol.
I initially turned the wrong knob in the shot, corrected off camera lol.
I prefer moka pot, but this technique it's interesting. Nice vid btw
Been waiting!! Glad to hear that you’re better.
Do you brew in the office in addition to home?
I just do this routine at home, If I don't have time I just get a latte to go from my local coffee shop.
Hueguh I brew an Aeropress at work some times. There’s no good coffee in our city 😅
As a barista, I approve this!
Really enjoying the videos man, keep it up
Thank you!
hey man. wondering how do you get to a 1/17 ratio with 350/25g = 14?
Or maybe a mistake