ONE COFFEE x THREE TEMPERATURES- Can you taste a difference?

Join us in the lab as we experiment with the Ethiopian Kayon Mountain coffee from the Guji region, a naturally processed, heirloom variety. In this video, we explore how different water temperatures-175°F, 200°F, and 212°F-affect the taste, aroma, and appearance of the coffee. Watch as we brew the same coffee with varying temperatures and compare the results!
Learn how water temperature influences extraction rates, and discover the key differences in flavor and mouthfeel. Whether you're brewing at home or looking to refine your coffee techniques, this experiment provides valuable insights for coffee enthusiasts.
If you'd like to try this unique coffee for yourself, it’s available in limited quantities on our website and retail store-don't miss out!
Let us know in the comments what water temperature you prefer for brewing, and feel free to share your home coffee experiments. We’d love to hear from you!
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[@propertwb]

Great video. Thanks!

[@mohamedsultan3610]

Try a low temp bloom and compare with a optimal temp bloom 😉

[@petersdrue]

Online, you'll see a lot of people talk about preheating ceramic and glass pour overs. Do you think that practically affects the taste and extraction?

[@RedRoosterCoffee]

Great question! We believe it’s beneficial to pre-heat your pour-over device. Ceramic and plastic devices can take longer to heat up than glass or steel, leading to temperature fluctuations that can negatively affect taste (bitter, sour, etc.). The same goes for pouring your brew into a cold mug. Even with quicker-heating materials, it’s wise to run hot water through the device before brewing to better match the brewing temperature-something that’s often done when pre-wetting the filter. Ultimately, it’s about personal preference; some may not notice a difference. However, pre-heating is an easy step to enhance your brew!