Lelit Bianca Pressure Profiling Wow! 114 Second Espresso Extraction

Java Jim discusses the 114 second espresso shot and goes through the lengthy extraction process, so you can learn to do the same at home!
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[@atlgator1928]

Fantastic!

[@thm655321]

Java Jim, try this extraction for 20 grams in, 42 grams out, using a scale underneath the cup. Turn off auto preinfusion. Preinfuse at 2 bar for 30 seconds (let the drips fall if they do). Then 9 bar until 20 grams in the cup. Decrease to 8 bar until 30 grams hit. Decrease to 7 bar for 6 grams. Decrease to 6 bar for 6 grams. Enjoy.

[@allenkt]

Nice! That sounds fun, I might have to try that one! How does it taste? Just got my Bianca about a week ago so I'm still playing with it :)

[@jakevan1969]

Very cool

[@Brian-wl7xo]

What's the breakdown is the time at each pressure? Couldn't really follow the gauge but sounded like alot of time at 2bar to start and to end

[@u.g8722]

Hi very nice shot, will give it a try. Where can i get this awesome T-shirt (around EU)?

[@eddieyung2927]

Where can I go to get a lelit shirt?

[@laurencegoldman4639]

What is “5 second pre-infusion, 3 second soak”? Is this programmed in? Can it be changed?

[@eltonnoway7864]

Among other features, the Binaca has "electronic programmable preinfusion". Using the Lelit Control Center (LCC) you can program how long the pump initially turns on to wet the puck before it turns off. In the case of this video he has it programmed to run for 5 second to pre-infuse (wet the puck) then the pump shuts off for 3 seconds (to give the puck time to soak up the water that that was dispensed during the 5 second pre-infuse state.) After 3 seconds the pump turns on again and continues to run until you stop the shot. Yes, you change both of the preinfusion time cycles as you see fit, either one can be set anywhere between 1 and 20 seconds. FYI: You also have the option to turn off the automatic preinfusion entirely in case you would rather use the paddle and do it manually. To see a manual preinfusion on this machine: Check out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b6Kxk6milraIjLc

[@AnOtterCoffee]

Should you stir the shot before tasting?

[@Brian-wl7xo]

I think so.

[@jules5350]

I would definitely stir with a demitasse spoon, not swirl. ;)

[@AnOtterCoffee]

@@jules5350 james hoffman was here 😉

[@jules5350]

Simon Doyon how did you know!!! Lol

[@AnOtterCoffee]

@@jules5350 I watched the same video hahaha

[@chadgregory9037]

I love charcoal flavored coffee!! =]

[@SilbarPR]

Charcoal flavor? That doesn't sound tasty Java Jim. Love that machine, though.

[@1st-lineequipment]

Yes, he was being honest. Try Massimo blend from Massimo Zanetti to get a very sweet tasting espresso using this profile.

[@kurdth1]

I do this on my Slayer espresso, this is nothing new

[@mikhailbernatsky150]

kurdth1 but significantly cheaper for home barista

[@atlgator1928]

$8500 machine. You're a troll congrats.

[@misenko856]

Lol, this one cost 4x less :D congrats...

[@azimjamal9726]

Can your slayer cost cheaper? Yeah this is something new

[@LowsHand]

kurdth1 - sorry, seems you are not the common Slayer user....

[@z00011001]

Your tamping is absolute pathetic. Coffee was too loose. Btw, I do 1:17 (77 seconds) shot for very light profile on cheapest espresso machine. My grind is almost Turkish. Best ever tasting ristroto shot I get like that. Super creamy and intense taste