Espresso Q&A on Periscope with Tim Wendelboe

[@nicklessguy1]

0:36 Intro 0:51 Espresso machine and grinders 1:34 Malkonig Peak 2:09 Espresso defined 2:46 Roasting for espresso 3:31 Back to machines, pressure, extraction 4:36 Water temperature 5:20 Filter baskets 5:46 Overdosing and underextraction 6:34 VST baskets 7:06 Grinders and extraction 7:34 Refractometer 7:51 Tampers 8:42 Cups; how their shape/prep has changed over the years (now and then tasting) 10:21 Paper cups 11:06 Brew recipes 12:11 Demo, portafilters 12:51 Grinding and distribution 14:51 Tamping 16:06 Pulling shot 17:01 VST Refractometer 18:11 Extraction 18:31 Puckology 19:31 Taste 20:06 Extraction time, percentage 21:36 Water 21:56 Making a bad shot 24:39 Channeling, the most common problem 25:38 Ideal extraction rate, EK vs. Robur 28:04 Cleaning 29:51 Extraction affects - popcorning, keeping beanhopper full 31:16 Beginner advice - grinder, machine, scales, VST baskets 34:46 Resting after roasting 35:26 His roasts 37:18 Now and then tasting (2010 espresso vs. today's single origin espresso) 39:35 End

[@batkovan]

the music at the beginning is perfect, props to your uncle :)

[@tawei0428]

One of the most informative and best videos out there. Thanks, Tim.

[@6puritans9]

This is a must-see to all baristi

[@denisenascimento401]

A great lesson on espresso. I'm doing classes at Coffee Lab (Isabela Raposeiras' school in São Paulo) and this world of coffee is really fascinating. I believe that consistency in espresso is a daily challenge for the baristas.

[@joselareta]

This is a great video with accurate and succinct information about how to make espresso. I learned a lot, thank you!

[@axlpam]

I must say this was a fantastic review with so many details! Thanks a lot! Really great!

[@autoexec5367]

Thank you for your videos like this. Very informative and detailed! :)

[@orrinbelcher6593]

Superbly informative, thank you

[@maniastrat]

Thank You Very Much ! This was a very informative & interesting video. I am off to watch your manual brewing video now. Thank You

[@klaskristian1]

Nice video Tim! Very informative!! I am not an espresso guy. I like manual brewing, but this was intresting!

[@Cyfkycdrycvkb]

Thanks that was very informative.

[@delyanvalchev2299]

Really informative video. Great stuff! Thank you. But next time please turn the camera/phone horizontally it would make it even better.

[@Choboby]

2 years later, KZbin now supports viewing videos vertically! Makes everything a bit better, and personally I think it's nice break from the usual.

[@Buxtonphil]

Love the Q&A but could you shoot in landscape?

[@TimWendelboeCoffee]

+spencerfourhigher Unfortunately, Periscope doesn't support landscape.

[@PubliusRutiliusLupus]

+Tim Wendelboe Gross.

[@agiokas]

Great video! Thanks!

[@akumaxiang]

Thx for the sharing!!

[@AmitManocha]

Do you feel that using paper cups (for greater service) changes the taste/flavor of the espresso? E.g. oils being absorbed by the paper cup?

[@TimWendelboeCoffee]

Paper cups don't "steal" heat from the liquid and therefore espresso tastes really bitter for a long time until the temperature has come down to a drinkable level. If possibel I always prefer a porcelain cup, but if papercup is needed make sure to cool down the espresso a bit before it is poured in to the paper cup. that way you can drink it straight away

[@AmitManocha]

Tim Wendelboe thank you 🙏🏽 also, agree with the folks here, thanks for the masterclass! Just discovered your channel and it is fun going back to basics!

[@aussiefamilybudgetcooking]

great video!

[@mpj1969]

Thanks , Matt nutates etc. was just wodering it you follow the same routine 20 g plus doses for example

[@BillB33525]

Can you please provide more details of the Robur Burr modification? Can sieving grinds, on both ends of the size spectrum, make a Robur closer to the EK43 performance?

[@5afan4ev3r]

Where do you get those bigger cups?

[@kleinischer]

Did you use Pre-Infusion?

[@makispapantoniou7385]

I have a question about how you set the pressure..so, you brew an espresso with same dose, same beverage weight and same grind setting, in different pressures and you choose the one with the higher extraction yield? Is that right? Thank you

[@TimWendelboeCoffee]

correct

[@mpj1969]

hi does your Ek43 use coffee burrs . Could you do another clip pulling espresso shots using the ek43...what dose / weights out and times re you using

[@TimWendelboeCoffee]

mpj1969 Yes, we use the coffee burrs. I recommend watching Matt Pergers Melbourne WBC run to see how it is done.

[@TimWendelboeCoffee]

For best measuring results with the VST refractometer, please follow this guide: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0092/7622/files/Syringe_Filter_and_Measurments_v4.pdf?170

[@michaelrennie1269]

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