The right filter for the right coffee

Choosing the right coffee filter can make all the difference in creating the perfect cup. Every filter design is tested extensively with a variety of coffee types-commercial, specialty, dark, medium, and light roasts-to meet the diverse needs of coffee enthusiasts around the world.
Each filter brings unique benefits to the coffee experience:
Cylindrical Flat Shape: Provides precise flavor clarity, allowing distinct notes like apricot and raisins to shine through.
Nanotech Coating: Combines non-stick convenience with exceptional cup quality, delivering a silky body, vibrant fruitiness, and a rich crema-perfect for bright, lively coffees like washed Ethiopian beans.
Big Bang Filter: Designed for smooth, sweet extractions with a rounded body, ideal for Brazilian and Central American coffee lovers.
All-In-One Basket: A versatile solution for brewing filter-style coffee with an espresso machine. Whether at home or in a café, it’s a convenient way to explore filter coffee without additional equipment.
This is just a glimpse into how different filters influence coffee extractions. From enhancing specific flavor profiles to improving workflow efficiency, the right filter can elevate the coffee experience for everyone.
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[@FaithAndCoffeeBean]

Love this!

[@r1cky068114123]

Which filter basket i should pick for medium to dark to archive sweet and balance but still maintain body/texture?

[@ImsFiltri]

@@r1cky068114123 nanotech filter basket is our recommendation for your question more content on nanotechnology will come / stay tuned. Big bang has more extraction power so not 100% recommended for medium to dark. Please contact us in direct for any further questions

[@chavi1996]

What should be the pressure profile for “The One” basket if we use Rocket R9 One for example?

[@ImsFiltri]

@@chavi1996 hi dear sorry for delay in answering. For an espresso you don’t need to change the pressure profile of your recipe. For a filter coffee or tea you need to adjust pressure profile with the lowest temperature

[@chavi1996]

@@ImsFiltriThank you for your answer! What pressure do you recommend for filter coffee?

[@ImsFiltri]

@ Hello Chavi, the minimum that your machine can get, around one… the idea is to riproduce an hand brew