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Brew

What's inside: Bypass Brew

Each mark on the ruler is where a layer starts, drawn to this recipe's proportions.

Bypass Brew

Brew small and strong, then dilute. Keeps the aromatics, leaves behind the heavy bitter compounds. Best on fruity and fermented lots.

Best with beans that taste

FruityCitrusCaramel & sweet

Why: Brewing strong and diluting after keeps the sweetness and aromatics but leaves heavy bitter compounds behind, so fermented and fruity lots taste juicy and defined.

Directly on the mug

  1. Paper filter in the cap, cap on, brewer sitting on your mug or server.
  2. It stays there the whole brew — pour, wait, press. No flipping.
Grind
12 clicks
Temp
92 °C
Dose
18 g
Water
120 ml
Bypass
90 ml
Ratio
1:11.7
Dose18 g→ 120 ml water · 90 ml bypass
Before you start. Rinse the filter and preheat. Keep the bypass water hot and aside — you add it at the end.
Pour first

Pour the brew water

All of it, then stir twice as you finish.

Brewer on the mug — press start as you pour

0:00–0:12Pour the brew water12sAll of it, then stir twice as you finish.
0:12–1:15Steep1:03Hands off.
1:15–1:40Press slowly25sSteady pressure for the full 25 seconds.
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Medium · 92 °C. The balanced middle. Sweetness and acidity both present; nothing needs compensating for.

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Timemore C3S · Medium → Everyday Cup at 14 clicks, 92 °C