Brew Guides

Brew coffee like you mean it.

Four simple methods, honest ratios, and a few small details that make a real difference in the cup.

YES Coffee — brewing a slow morning cup

Getting Started

Choosing the right brew method.

Pour Over rewards patience with clarity and brightness. French Press gives a fuller, heavier cup. AeroPress is fast, forgiving, and easy to travel with. Espresso is concentrated and intense, the base for milk drinks. None is more correct than the others — the right method is simply the one that fits your morning.

Brew Guide

Four ways to brew great coffee.

Pour Over

20g

Dose

320ml

Water

3:00

Time

94°C

Temp

Bloom with 40ml for 30 seconds, then pour in slow, even circles. A clean filter rinse removes any papery taste.

French Press

30g

Dose

500ml

Water

4:00

Time

95°C

Temp

Use a coarse grind. Stir gently after four minutes, let the grounds settle for a moment, then press slowly.

AeroPress

16g

Dose

220ml

Water

1:30

Time

85°C

Temp

Steep for one minute, stir gently, then press slowly and evenly over about 30 seconds.

Espresso

18g

Dose

36g

Yield

0:28

Time

93°C

Temp

Grind fine. Pull a slow, even shot, and let it rest a moment before drinking to round out the flavor.

Brew Tips

A few small things that matter.

01

Fresh Water

Clean, filtered water lets the coffee's real character come through.

02

Grind Fresh

Grind just before brewing. Coffee loses its brightness quickly once ground.

03

Measure by Weight

A kitchen scale gives a far more consistent cup than a scoop ever will.

04

Rinse Your Filter

A quick hot water rinse removes papery taste and warms the brewer.

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