Double immersion with hario switch!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 фев 2022
  • 15/210 ratio ,24clicks on comandante,
    Coffee: Indonesia toba,wet hulled typica
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    First pour:switch is close,105g water,stir,wait 2min then release switch.Complete drawdown takes 20sec
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    Second pour:switch is close,105g water,swirl,wait 2min,then release switch.Complete drawdown takes 33sec
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    Body of beverage is full,clarity is great!with insane TDS ,this coffee is like a sweet syrup!
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    TDS:1.76
    EY:24.89(immersion equation)
    EY:20.74(percolation equation)

Комментарии • 42

  • @vivekvir1
    @vivekvir1 2 года назад +7

    Just tried it. Very good recipe, used 16 gms with 220 gms water, 95 Deg C. Amazing body and flavor. This is just about the best recipe and really simple. Tried out almost a dozen other reviews including all the ones by celebrated peoples in the speciality coffee area. My felicitations

  • @patterbt
    @patterbt Год назад +1

    Just tried it this morning, the flavor was excellent!! Deep and rich, just how I like my coffee. Thanks for the video!

  • @chongliangooi9801
    @chongliangooi9801 2 года назад +2

    Will give it a try tomorrow morning

  • @sawomirsliwicki5373
    @sawomirsliwicki5373 4 месяца назад

    This recipe is amazing. I have tried with premium guatemala medium roast. Effect very good. I need more tests. Thanks dor sharing your ideas. Good luck!

  • @sharangsharma426
    @sharangsharma426 Год назад

    Love this recipe! Works phenomenally well for an iced pour over as well. I use 40% of the weight of the water as ice

  • @JustSP698
    @JustSP698 Год назад +1

    Not much success with Switch trying all the recipes from various well known coffee guys and Hario till this. Thanks for sharing. Simple, repeatable, easy to tweak ratios to taste. Great results at 1:16.5 (my preferred), 91C°, Kenyan, K-Max 7.5.

  • @hookedonwood5830
    @hookedonwood5830 2 года назад +2

    I do 500 ml pour's with multi immersions. Works great. Combining the Tatsu Kasuya idea of very short pours to start with for extra sweetness. 6 pours where the first 3 are around 80ml each. Pour very fast and stir and release immediately (first 2 pours over before 1 min mark). 3rd pour steep for around 20-25 sec and then drain. Similar remaining pours steep for 20-40 sec. Aim to end around 5-5:30 for the full brew. Grind size is not so important - for sure not to fine. I use 12-14 on a Timemore chestnut X. Water temperature according to the coffee and preferred taste. The Switch is so versatile. And can yield very good results. - only down side I find is the silicone absorb some flavour and need very thorough cleaning to not effect next pour. Especially if left to sit with the used filter in. I am not using my goose-neck kettle to be able to pour faster - but aim for a centre pour - especially for the 4 last pours where I also do not stir but only knock down floaters and do a slight swirl to flatten the bed and agitate the grounds a little.

    • @aryanjoshani4039
      @aryanjoshani4039  2 года назад

      What is the amount of coffee? 30g?
      And another question: didn’t you have any astringency? Cause of prolonged brew time?

    • @hookedonwood5830
      @hookedonwood5830 2 года назад +1

      @@aryanjoshani4039 Yes 30 gram and astringency mainly if brew water is to hot for the roast or the grind is to fine and clock the filter.

  • @LilyWillow22
    @LilyWillow22 Год назад

    This works nicely with a Clever dripper too. 🙂

  • @georgewashington3012
    @georgewashington3012 Месяц назад

    Is this your preferred coffee making method? If not, what is and why?

  • @LilyWillow22
    @LilyWillow22 Год назад +1

    Ever tried putting the water in first then add the grind? Mix a bit with chop stick. Let crust form. Then break crust. Switch.. add rest of water while it’s draining (if needed)

    • @aryanjoshani4039
      @aryanjoshani4039  Год назад +2

      For CCD I ‘ve tried first water and then add coffee but I didn’t like it,it was somehow hollow and low body.But your suggestion is different and I will try it!👍

  • @VernonM511
    @VernonM511 2 года назад

    Thanks for this. I dont have a comandante, and have a c2 from timemore . Whats the grind size used? Is it medium?

  • @Kools32
    @Kools32 Год назад

    May I ask you what kind of filter you use? Drawdown time is a lot longer for me with Hario 03 filters...

  • @aaronabubo
    @aaronabubo Год назад

    Seems like a cool technique. How long do you wait between the first drawdown and the second immersion?

  • @refatcom
    @refatcom 6 месяцев назад

    That was nice
    Used 280 grams water with 20 grams coffee and 93 degrees Celsius temp

  • @Permitmon
    @Permitmon 2 года назад

    Thanks for this. Very helpful. How do you keep it hot?

    • @aryanjoshani4039
      @aryanjoshani4039  2 года назад +2

      For light roasted coffee i use 97C water.Totally a bit heat loss is inevitable but it worth the great taste.

    • @dewaldomusic
      @dewaldomusic 11 месяцев назад

      What temp water do you recommend for dark roast?

  • @rehancoffee2265
    @rehancoffee2265 2 года назад

    interesting, sir.

  • @labalo5
    @labalo5 Год назад

    Can this be done with a clever dripper?

  • @TheBradleyd1146
    @TheBradleyd1146 2 года назад

    What kind of cup does this yield ?

  • @mobinebrahimi8666
    @mobinebrahimi8666 Год назад

    What is the science behind this method?

    • @aryanjoshani4039
      @aryanjoshani4039  Год назад +1

      Honestly ,I thought do something like cupping but long time of cupping was a problem,for this reason i split my brew for 2*2min steeping and more agitation to compensate the shortness of time compared to cupping.I don’t know if two separate pouring water(instead of one pour in immersion) had any effect in increaseing EY because of streaming of fresh water? whic is definitely true for percolation.

  • @kalaribabak9006
    @kalaribabak9006 Год назад

    dadash kheyli karet doroste,daraje 🥇

    • @aryanjoshani4039
      @aryanjoshani4039  Год назад

      🙏

    • @kalaribabak9006
      @kalaribabak9006 Год назад

      @@aryanjoshani4039 azize del man ye recipe az sprometheus didam baraye switch ghahvam az roastry archers boud ama bad jouri bitter midad,agar vasat emkanesh hast bebin,va komakam kon k irad kar kojast,jesarat nabashe،dama 94 boud va ratio 1:16,zamane ideal az 4 min ta 5min pishnahad dade va nestbat baste be dose taghsim bar 4 mishe،beyne harbar rizesh bejoz blooming switch baste ta 10 sanie bad baz she va dobare tekrar,be nazaretoun in zamane qoutevari 10 sanie baese talkhio khoshki shode ya dama??

    • @kalaribabak9006
      @kalaribabak9006 Год назад

      @@aryanjoshani4039 zamanhaye mokhtalefio emtahan kardam hata ta 3 daqiqae vali zaman ghoutevari beyne harbar rizesh 10 sanie boude ama bazam bitter,be nazare shoma az dama hast ya moddat zaman ghoutevari beyne harbar rizesh?
      ab ham sakhtani boude,kettle fellow ekg grinder ode gen1

    • @kalaribabak9006
      @kalaribabak9006 Год назад

      @@aryanjoshani4039 ba process anerobic ghahve archers switch zadam ba recipe sprometheus Awli boud hamoun 10 sanie ghoutevar ibeyne harbar rizesh,ama ba hamoun ghahve process washed bitter khyli bad,mage ghahvehaye washed potansiele bishtari nadaran! pas chera injouri shod,lotfan agar mitouni behem info daqiqtar bede meeeeerccc

    • @aryanjoshani4039
      @aryanjoshani4039  Год назад

      @@kalaribabak9006 اون رسیپی رو دیدم با قهوه لایت رست خوب جواب میده. اگر قهوه‌ات. تلخ در میاد مجبوری گریند رو درشت تر در نظر بگیری یا اگه قهوه‌ات لایت نیست ،ریشیو رو کمتر کنی

  • @Jay21121
    @Jay21121 7 месяцев назад

    Plastic contact parts are a non-starter.