See our recipes from the café in Copenhagen, and read more about our other recommended brewing recipes for various coffee machines and methods.
Coffee recipes
- Water: 390 ml.
- Coffee: 24g
- Bloom: 20 sec.
- Time: 2:30 min.
Pour over recipes
- Water: 50 ml.
- Coffee: 22g
- Pre-infuse: 5 sec.
- Time: 30 sec.
Espresso recipes
- Water: 500 ml.
- Coffee: 30g
- Bloom: 20 sec.
- Time: 3:30 min.
French press recipes
Your brew guide
Single-origin
Rinse the portafilter and cup with hot water. Empty both and dry.
Grind 18g coffee directly into the portafilter. Distribute evenly and tamp with firm, level pressure.
Lock the portafilter into the group head and start extraction immediately.
Aim for 36g in the cup in 25-30 seconds. Adjust grind if needed.
Serve immediately. The crema should be golden.
Place the filter in the dripper and rinse with hot water. Empty the carafe.
Grind 15g coffee (medium-fine) and pour into the filter. Shake gently to level.
Pour 30g of water over the coffee in circular motions. Wait 30-45 seconds.
Pour the remaining water (240g total) in slow, circular motions over 1-2 minutes.
Let all the water drain through. Total time: 2:30-3:00. Remove dripper and serve.
Insert the plunger at the bottom and flip the AeroPress upside down. Rinse with hot water.
Grind 15g coffee (medium). Pour 180g water at 85-90°C.
Stir gently 3-4 times. Attach the filter cap and let steep for 1 minute.
Carefully flip onto your cup. Press slowly and evenly for 20-30 seconds.
Stop when you hear a hissing sound. Enjoy your coffee black or add a little hot water.
Rinse the French Press with hot water to preheat. Discard the water.
Grind 30g coffee (coarse). Pour 450g water (93-96°C) over the coffee.
Place the lid on without pressing the plunger. Let steep for 4 minutes.
Remove the lid. Break the crust on top with a spoon and skim off the foam.
Replace the lid and press the plunger down slowly. Pour immediately.
If your shot runs too fast (under 20s), go finer. Too slow (over 35s), go coarser. Always adjust one variable at a time.
A good bloom is key to even extraction. The coffee should bubble and expand. If it doesn't bubble, the coffee is likely too old.
Try lowering the water temperature to 80°C for a smoother, more fruity cup. AeroPress is great for experimenting.
Never skip breaking the crust and skimming. It removes fine sediment and gives a cleaner cup without bitterness.
About this coffee
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Roasted to order in Copenhagen
