... at end of 2:00 of draining (2). Cup result is a little heavier, more of a bitter(sweet?) edge. Not unpleasant in a "strong, dark after-dinner coffee" vein, but not how I'll be brewing the breakfast cup tomorrow either. Good all the way to a cool finish, though. I walked away "for ...

... the grinds, though I have had a few occasions where I've reached 5:30 with water still above. To my tastes I've been overall happy with the coffee, though I agree, it is probably on the edge of being too long of time. I'd like others to chine in here on my grind, especially Virtuoso users, ...

... was poured into the CCD, and again at the end of the 3:30 brew, as it was draining - used the stem of the thermometer to stir it. With the CCD and coffee at a slightly cool (c. 65F) room temperature, 20g of beans and 320g hot water, there was a 30F difference. This is with a pretty well insulated ...

... 12.5 oz water, not very much different results, not quite as much dark/bittersweet. Same stirring schedule. As much as I hate spending the coffee or my caffeine "allowance" on it, I really should pull the old Mellita drip cone (only one hole) just to see how this grind compares ...

... end of filter-drip grind, but not espresso grind for sure. -20 grams coffee -350 grams hot water -4 minute steep until drain, 5:30 until last ... up) will still be submerged after three minutes' drain... gets to be a dripper in the end after all. So I'm a bit unexcited at the thought of a ...

... But I can tell I need to work on my roasting… just got a thermometer for the poppery today. I really like the video you put together for the Clever. It is great to know that when I buy any products from you it also comes with FREE professional directions that explain everything. You are the ...

... better than the method I had been using. The coffee was much smoother (no bite whatsoever) and ... Rick PS: All of the above was done with the Clever Coffee Dripper and Melitta white #4 filters. The CCD is absolutely ...

It's less true, but it still holds. Next time you brew with a clever, drain into 3 separate cups sequentially and taste them. You will see a difference between the first and last, but not like drinking the first cup to drip from a Technivorm ... true. Josh ...

... in a syrupy way. ... SO brewing is always a blend of the initial brewed coffee and the later brewed coffee. Shouldn't this be considerably less relevant on the Clever, especially if you stir right before draining as suggested? Ira And completely off ...

... one drain hole was a great performer. Now the CCD really isnt a typical dripper. With a real dripper, technique matters a lot - you can't just dump ... end of filter-drip grind, but not espresso grind for sure. -20 grams coffee -350 grams hot water -4 minute steep until drain, 5:30 until last ...