Yes, you may cold brew Purity Coffee!. There are many different methods of cold brewing. We recently spent many months researching cold brew, and here is an excerpt from our website:. "In particular, water temperature in relation to extraction time i
The main thing to keep in mind when selecting a grinder is to choose a burr grinder opposed to a blade. A burr grinder will give you a more consistent grind and result in an overall better tasting brew. There are many to choose from in varying price
- Keep your equipment clean and dry when not in use. Please refer to our Brewing Guide for more information, or reach out to our support team, we're happy to help!
To brew your coffee with a French Press you will need 60g of coarsely ground coffee, 1 liter of nearly-boiling water, a scale, and a timer. The entire brewing process takes about 4 minutes, give or take 30 seconds or so. Preheat your French Press by
Yes, Purity Coffee beans are great for espresso brewing!. Espresso refers to the brew method, not the roast. When selecting coffee to use for espresso, it is best to choose a medium roasted blend, which our FLOW coffee is. However, you can use any ro
You will need 27g of medium/coarse ground coffee, 400g of nearly-boiling water, a scale, and a timer. You will want to rinse the filter with hot water prior to brewing to preheat the equipment and tare the scale to 0g.
To brew your coffee with a Moka Pot you will need 20g of finely ground coffee and 320g of boiling water. Start by pouring the boiling water into the bottom half of the pot, add your coffee to the basket – give it a shake to settle the grounds, and pl
To brew your coffee with an aeropress you will need 15g of finely ground coffee, 250g of nearly-boiling water, a timer and a scale. The brewing process will take about 2:15, give or take 15 seconds. Prepare your aeropress by adding a filter and rinsi
We work really hard to make sure Purity Coffee is consistent - but there may be some slight changes in our blends as coffee is a crop that is subject to different variables throughout the year. If you notice a difference in the flavor of your coffee,