I agree with what you said. Love the Chihiro so much. In fact, I rarely use my V60 drippers anymore as well as the Kalita (exception: when I want to brew bigger cups I would use Kalita). The result is very consistent. I even use it to 'test' when new beans come in. Well rounded, balance, wider gamut of flavour (I use language of color / color gamut 😅) & tend to sweet. Even better than the previous edition like you said. My go to recipe is using two pours only, 50% each, or 60 & 40%, with 45" interval between them. Medium size grind, 90° temperature, very slow pour. I find the result is very consistent and I don't have to worry about changing grind size and/or temperature even with different types of bean. Really amazing. Oh I would add another downside of Chihiro : plastic material. Previously I only use ceramic & glass drippers.
In Indonesia the suji is around 95k IDR and the b75 is double the price at around 180K-190K IDR, so I guess if it's priced like that you'd recommend to get the suji because it produce kinda similar coffee? I already think of getting the b75 from your original suji review but haven't pulled the trigger, but with this I'm torn again. 😂
Oh if it's double the price, then it will only be worth it if you enjoy making coffee with bigger doses. But if you usually do 12-14g, then the suji should be fine! Especially if you don't mind being careful setting the filter paper in place haha
@@wideawakeph3662 I usually only brew little doses so I guess suji fits me better indeed, being careful might need some adjustment tho lol. Anyway thanks for the review!
Hmm.. Dont wanna make a big fuss, but April, afaik, never reveals their plastic brewer manufacturer partner to the public, while they are enthusiastic on telling who is the factory of their other brewers. Just check their website. We know this fact from Suji not April. So perhaps, the question of ripping off somebody could be also valid the other way around, if not more. In reality tho, like you said, nobody's ripping nobody. It's very well priced for a small upcoming company.
I agree with what you said. Love the Chihiro so much. In fact, I rarely use my V60 drippers anymore as well as the Kalita (exception: when I want to brew bigger cups I would use Kalita). The result is very consistent. I even use it to 'test' when new beans come in.
Well rounded, balance, wider gamut of flavour (I use language of color / color gamut 😅) & tend to sweet. Even better than the previous edition like you said.
My go to recipe is using two pours only, 50% each, or 60 & 40%, with 45" interval between them. Medium size grind, 90° temperature, very slow pour.
I find the result is very consistent and I don't have to worry about changing grind size and/or temperature even with different types of bean. Really amazing.
Oh I would add another downside of Chihiro : plastic material. Previously I only use ceramic & glass drippers.
Hi! please do a review o the hario x tri-up dripper. been contemplating to get it
ok, will do once we get our hands on one! Thank you for the suggestion
In Indonesia the suji is around 95k IDR and the b75 is double the price at around 180K-190K IDR, so I guess if it's priced like that you'd recommend to get the suji because it produce kinda similar coffee? I already think of getting the b75 from your original suji review but haven't pulled the trigger, but with this I'm torn again. 😂
Oh if it's double the price, then it will only be worth it if you enjoy making coffee with bigger doses. But if you usually do 12-14g, then the suji should be fine! Especially if you don't mind being careful setting the filter paper in place haha
@@wideawakeph3662 I usually only brew little doses so I guess suji fits me better indeed, being careful might need some adjustment tho lol. Anyway thanks for the review!
They only ship to the Philippines?!?!?!😭
There are some international distributors actually!
www.suji.co.id/outlet.php
Hmm.. Dont wanna make a big fuss, but April, afaik, never reveals their plastic brewer manufacturer partner to the public, while they are enthusiastic on telling who is the factory of their other brewers. Just check their website. We know this fact from Suji not April.
So perhaps, the question of ripping off somebody could be also valid the other way around, if not more.
In reality tho, like you said, nobody's ripping nobody.
It's very well priced for a small upcoming company.