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Filter Coffee

Filter Coffee

This collection is tailored to those who appreciate the clean, nuanced flavors of filter coffee. Whether you're a pour-over aficionado or a casual coffee enthusiast, our selection of beans will elevate your filter brewing experience.

Filter coffee methods, like pour-over and drip, produce a bright, flavorful cup by slowly filtering hot water through coffee grounds. This method highlights the unique characteristics of each coffee, allowing delicate flavors and aromas to shine through.

We meticulously source and roast beans that are ideally suited for filter brewing. From single origins to expertly crafted blends, our coffees deliver exceptional clarity and complexity in every cup. Try our Kecho Anderacha for an elegant, pleasing cup. You can also pick up your filter brewing essentials like V60, filter brewers and all important coffee grinders in our equipment section.

A simple recipe; grind your chosen KOTA Coffee to a medium consistency. Heat water to the optimal temperature (around 200°F or 93°C). Follow your preferred filter brewing method (e.g., V60, Chemex, Kalita Wave). Savor the clean, bright flavors of your perfectly brewed filter coffee. Ready to unlock the full potential of filter coffee? Dive into our comprehensive Brewing Guides.

Filter Coffee FAQs

What is filter coffee?

Filter coffee is a brewing method where hot water is poured over ground coffee beans, which are held in a filter. The brewed coffee then drips through the filter into a carafe or cup. This method produces a clean, flavorful cup that highlights the nuanced characteristics of the beans.

What kind of coffee beans are best for filter coffee?

A wide variety of coffee beans work well with filter brewing. Light to medium roasts often shine in filter coffee, allowing their delicate flavors and aromas to come through. Explore our diverse selection of single-origin coffees and discover your perfect filter brew!

What grind size should I use for filter coffee?

A medium grind, similar to coarse sand, is generally recommended for filter coffee. This allows for proper extraction without over-brewing or clogging the filter.

What are the different types of filter coffee brewers?

There are many types of filter coffee brewers, including:

  • Pour Over: Hario V60, Chemex, Kalita Wave
  • Drip Coffee Machines: Automatic brewers that simplify the process.
  • Batch Brewers: Ideal for making larger quantities of coffee.

How do I brew filter coffee?

While brewing methods vary depending on the specific brewer, here's a general overview:

  1. Heat water to the appropriate temperature (usually around 90-96°C).
  2. Grind your coffee beans to a medium grind size.
  3. Place a filter in your brewer and rinse it with hot water to remove any papery taste.
  4. Add ground coffee to the filter.
  5. Slowly pour hot water over the grounds, ensuring even saturation.
  6. Allow the coffee to brew and drip through the filter.
  7. Remove the filter and enjoy your delicious filter coffee!

What are the benefits of drinking filter coffee?

Filter coffee offers several advantages:

Clean and flavorful cup: The filter removes most of the oils and sediment, resulting in a clean, bright cup that showcases the coffee's true flavors.

Versatility: You can experiment with different brewing methods, water temperatures, and coffee-to-water ratios to customize your brew.

Control: Manual brewing methods like pour-over give you greater control over the brewing process.

Accessibility: Filter coffee is easy to make and enjoy, whether you're a beginner or a seasoned coffee enthusiast.

Where can I buy filter coffee equipment?

We offer a curated selection of filter coffee brewers and accessories in our Brew Equipment collection. Choose from pour-over devices, filters, kettles, and more.