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Brewing Ethiopian Bank Gotiti by Camber Coffee with Meghan-Annette
Category
Pourover
Servings
189ml
Prep Time
3:45-4:00 minutes
COFFEE
Banko Gotiti washing station, Kochere, Ethiopia, washed - Roasted by Camber Coffee, Bellingham, WA
This lot comes by way of the independent Banko Gotiti washing station, which is owned and operated by Birhanemeskel Abera. Mr. Abera manages 650 individual farmers who sell cherry to the station. The brew has an abundance of clarity, with flavors of meyer lemon, bergamot, pineapple, huckleberry, and orange peel.
BREW FORMULA:
Ratio: 1:15 (13g coffee: 195g water, with 20g bypass)
Fairly coarse grind (45 on Niche Zero)
Water Temp: 201 F
Author:Meghan-Annette (they/them)
Ingredients
13 gram Banko Gotiti washing station, Kochere, Ethiopia, washed, fairly coarse grind
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Flat Bottom Filter
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Small Origami Dripper
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Gooseneck kettle
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Scale
Grinder
Timer
Directions
Heat water in a gooseneck kettle 201 F. Rinse filter and preheat brewer.
Add 13g ground coffee and level the brew bed.
Bloom with 30g of water for 40 seconds.
Using a concentric-circular motion, add water to 95g
Do 3 additional pours of 35g water each, every 25-30 sec, finishing at 195g. You should finish pouring at around 2:15sec.
Coffee should finish brewing around 3:45-4:00. When coffee is done brewing, discard the spent coffee and filter paper.
Add 20g of water straight to the brewed coffee. Enjoy!
Recipe Note
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