The Iwaki is a different matter as it's a dripper. You use grind to use it. In my shop We grind pretty course, cafetiere or slightly coarser.
50g of coffee goes in the filter section
Now place a wetted aeropress or similar filter paper on top.of the coffee, this is not essential but does mean the water is distributed more evenly through the coffee.
Pour 50g of water on to the paper, this acts as a present.
Place the dripper section on top and add another 450g of water. It should drip for 2.5—4 hrs depending on your grind and the coffee.
This makes just over 400ml of concentrate, we dilute 1:1 with filtered water.
As for steep time, there is no set time, just that for grinding it takes less time. The best way is to try the coffee at regular intervals and figure out the time that works best for you.
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we get good results with 50g to 500ml. if you have an aeropress slap a wetted filter paper on top of the grounds, then pre wet with 50g of water. then add the remaining 450g in the top cone.
The Iwaki is a different matter as it's a dripper. You use grind to use it. In my shop We grind pretty course, cafetiere or slightly coarser.
50g of coffee goes in the filter section
Now place a wetted aeropress or similar filter paper on top.of the coffee, this is not essential but does mean the water is distributed more evenly through the coffee.
Pour 50g of water on to the paper, this acts as a present.
Place the dripper section on top and add another 450g of water. It should drip for 2.5—4 hrs depending on your grind and the coffee.
This makes just over 400ml of concentrate, we dilute 1:1 with filtered water.
As for steep time, there is no set time, just that for grinding it takes less time. The best way is to try the coffee at regular intervals and figure out the time that works best for you.