How do you deal with the potential for the shots to unequal in volume?
In a perfect world, you get equal pour from both sides, but despite my efforts, I notice that’s not always the case.
nick@campfyre.nickwebster.dev
on 19 Mar 2024 13:57
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I chose not to care, I had both cups on the scale and they looked about even though. If I really wanted accuracy I would have pulled the shot into a shot splitting cup and then split afterwards.
01189998819991197253@infosec.pub
on 29 Dec 2023 18:00
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Columbia is usually really good. I roasted one that had apple notes to it. It was amazing, and I’ve been searching for that flavor note combination since. Thanks for sharing the link!
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Acme? Love that blue!
Yep! They’re based in the city I live in, so everything is quite reasonably priced. I think that deep blue is my favourite colour of theirs.
Agreed! That and black are my favorites.
How was it? It looks great!
It was nice, although fairly mellow because I pulled it 20g:60g (so two 30g singles)
How do you deal with the potential for the shots to unequal in volume?
In a perfect world, you get equal pour from both sides, but despite my efforts, I notice that’s not always the case.
I chose not to care, I had both cups on the scale and they looked about even though. If I really wanted accuracy I would have pulled the shot into a shot splitting cup and then split afterwards.
I need more of this in my life.
I still use a scale to measure the shot weight each time. That machine is manual and just runs a timer.
That’s a gorgeous demitasse! And the shot looks great, too. What are you brewing?
camposcoffee.com/product/colombia-el-jordan-2/ that I picked up when I was in Sydney earlier this month. It’s a little darker than I usually go for but it’s quite forgiving.
Columbia is usually really good. I roasted one that had apple notes to it. It was amazing, and I’ve been searching for that flavor note combination since. Thanks for sharing the link!