How to Brew Coffee Using the Ratio Six

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Ratio Six Coffee Maker has been designed to brew amazing coffee with simplicity in mind.
Sometimes you just want a great cup of coffee without having to think about time, temperature, and other variables. Which is why Ratio Six has just one button and no complicated programming.
After the button is pressed, Ratio simulates a skilled barista pour over process: First, hot water is dispersed through a stainless steel spiral showerhead across the grounds, causing a bubbly interaction called a “bloom.” The control board allows the bloom to settle before delivering the rest of the hot water slowly near the ideal temperature of 94ºc. The result? More evenly extracted grounds and a more amazing cup of coffee.
The optional heat shield completely surrounds the shower head during brewing, increasing the extraction of your coffee and producing a very hot cup of coffee, all while keeping within the industry-accepted standards for coffee brewing. After brewing, simply discard or compost the used paper filter and rinse out the thermal carafe with hot water. That’s it!
Using laboratory-grade hand blown borosilicate glass water lines, the Ratio Six coffee maker is built with thick, precision stamped stainless steel with a satin stainless steel or matte black finish. Available in Silver, Black or White.
RATIO SIX COFFEE MAKER FEATURES
Optimised Shower Head - Each hole in the shower head is precisely placed to maximize saturation of the coffee.
Ratio Six Automation - Bloom, Brew, and Ready phases run in sequence, delivering a perfect cup of coffee every time.
2 to 8 Cups - With accuracy to within 30mls - serve and enjoy over and over.
Flat Bottom Basket - Cone Shaped Flat bottom baskets improve quality of extraction with a consistent bed depth.
One button Start - Simplify your coffee routine to the touch of a button.
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[@AlternativeBrewing]

UPDATE -- THE MOST RECENT RATIO 6 USES A CONE-SHAPED FLAT BOTTOM BASKET - NOT COMPLETLY FLAT.

[@Xavso31]

Why such a change? For the European market possibly?

[@afoeder]

@@Xavso31 yes - afaik it's market dependent but you can always buy the other option as a spare part in the Ratio online shop.

[@JyotiBarry]

ok this makes sense, i kept reading cone shaped but i'm like it looks flat ... i really love the flat bottom aesthetically but does cone shaped make a better coffee or is it just easier to buy filters for? if you do buy the flat version do you just search for basket coffee filters.

[@DigiDave6]

The tip of lifting the filter basket to slip the carafe underneath is life changing. Somehow no one else has ever mentioned this including Ratio!

[@prdimuzi]

Agreed!

[@Speedomodel]

This is the first video I've seen where someone lifts the filter basket and slips carafe below. So much better then stacking and putting onto machine together. Thank you!

[@AlternativeBrewing]

You are so welcome!

[@lemonadejars]

FYI this method doesn’t work with the cone shaped filter basket, seems to be much taller than the flat basket. I thought I was going crazy trying to do this with the cone shape filter basket.

[@orrinbelcher6593]

Wonderful video, fun and informative, beautiful coffee maker, thank you

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks so much!

[@AlexCorn-lh6eg]

Housesitting for my yuppy friends that have one of these contraptions lmao and this video was helpful for me to understand how to brew my morning cup!

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Hahahaha nice! I’m glad I could come to the rescue 🛟 ☕️!

[@dwightj.7895]

Great video/ thanks for your time.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks for watching!

[@nindythelittlebarista]

great brewing tool!

[@AlternativeBrewing]

I think so too!

[@saandeepmani9286]

Seems odd that you have to hold the basket to take the carafe out and then secure the basket on a tray while you pour your coffee from the carafe.. and then cover it with a lid and have make the carafe sit on the side as the basket is sitting on the tray on the machine.. Convenience takes a big hit IMO.. But, thank you for showing this.. Now, I'll have to look at some other model..

[@Hurgard]

Any tips on how to pour from the carafe without drip...?

[@HouseofCid]

Wow love the look of the machine. Never heard of this brand. Is it available in the US?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

It's actually made in the USA! Out of Portland. Search Ratio Coffee Brewers 👌

[@phillydelphia83]

Would you recommend this over the Moccamaster select?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Depends what you're using it for. The Ratio 6 would be great for an office scenario - though at home the Select would be better for smaller amounts.

[@phillydelphia83]

Thanks guys this is likely to be at home use only.

[@tedraetzsch8324]

@@AlternativeBrewing good morning! could you expand upon this? it seems like mochamaster has similar carafe capacity, so why is it worse for larger amounts? wihtout limiting it to these two options, which is your overall drip coffee maker (with 8 cup+ capacity) recommendation? for those of us who are new to premium coffee maker scene... thanks!

[@redrich2000]

How does it do making smaller batches, say 700g of water?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

In a similar fashion in regards to the pre-infusion. Very stable with that flat bottom basket though. Get the Grind just right and you'll find it's very consistent and doesn't channel. I would say because of the flat bottom basket though, the HALF batch is as small as I'd go. Any less than this and the bed depth is too thin 👍

[@michaelbrodsky43]

When I started the brewing process this morning, all three lights went on. How do I fix this? Thanks

[@malena7362]

@@michaelbrodsky43 how was your bee is the coffee very hot?

[@malena7362]

@@michaelbrodsky43 brew?

[@basic-decaf]

@@michaelbrodsky43 That means the magnet on the carafe isn't detected on the base.

[@logan594]

Is the filter basket made of plastic? Very odd why not make it of stainless.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

ye it is. Plastic in fact is a better thermal mass than metal. Metal would require you to heat it up before brewing otherwise it would sink to much heat from the brew water - plastic on the on the other hand - whilst not inert in this way - is much slower at sinking heat

[@logan594]

@@AlternativeBrewing fair enough I’d still prefer it to not leach plastic into coffee. I’ll just stick to French press I guess. Been looking for something more automatic that doesn’t contain plastics. The cone poor over doesn’t taste as good as the flat bottom.

[@elchappo1320]

Is it easy to make like 12 or 16 oz of coffee?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Yes 👌

[@elchappo1320]

How difficult is it to make 1 cup of coffee?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Somewhat - 400mls No worries - 200ml not the best

[@estwern]

What a strange way to put that coffee filter....

[@jodybotha]

One cup brew?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

No unfortunately

[@jodybotha]

@@AlternativeBrewing so one cup / mug I mean 250ml which is often marked as 2 cups on filter machines. If it can do 2 cups, does it adjust to a slower pour compared to 8 cups?

[@brianwca]

I'd want a timer to start brewing for me. Without that, this just adds a step to my morning. The process of removing the basket and placing it in a drip tray also looks really cumbersome.

[@davidhunternyc1]

The Ratio Six looks like the lazy man's Chemex.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

😂 makes just as good coffee too 👌

[@Beaver1969]

Crazy overpriced.

[@abmr999]

A selfish company that only allows the use of Carafes made of them because of the magnets below

[@basic-decaf]

We just tape a magnet to the base to use a Chemex with it. Easy.

[@basic-decaf]

The reason why they designed it to detect a magnet is because without anything below it literally sprays boiling hot water all over itself, your counter, you, etc, which is kind of an electrical hazard and a huge mess.