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COFFEE CUPPING - Increasing Your Coffee Tasting Skill
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- čas přidán 3. 12. 2020
- Coffee cuppings and tastings have gained some mainstream popularity lately, so in this video I'll show you how to increase your coffee tasting skills by using a coffee tasting technique called triangulations. Its a great way to become a better taster, but also put some of that left over coffee to good use.
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Great and in depth video! I think coffee cupping is a lovely way to develop our taste for different tasting notes and just having fun :) I usually save a little bit of my coffee after I finish each bag and freeze it down. Then when I have enough different coffees I make a cupping.
That’s a great way to do it! Thanks for watching and the kind words!
Just wanted to point out the SCAA recommended cupping grind of 70-75% coffee passing through a US #20 mesh sieve is actually is actually finer than a medium 900 micron grind would be. Say the C40 at 23 clicks would only let 60% pass through the sieve so maybe 20 or 19 clicks on a C40 to get to cupping grind. That’s definitely on the way finer end of medium.
This matches up with what roasters in my area do for cupping grind (finer than one cup V60) so it seems the SCAA might have some confusion as to what “coarser than paper filter drip brewing” is
Yeah there is no real way for everyone to get completely in line with the rules they out forward, but definitely some extra direction on grind would be a key component. It shouldn’t be all that complicated,
Awesome video, great topic. My first cupping was acutally this year with James Hoffmann. I loved it, discovering these coffeenotes! It was so awesome and i freezed some coffee to do another one by myself. I planned to make a video on that, too! This should have more attention for homebaristas ! :-)
Thanks! It’s definitely something any home barista or even coffee lover should try out. Can be a lot of fun.
Oh nice! I'm planning on doing a cupping with my roommate today, I'll have to try out this triangulation exercise soon too
Definitely want to try cupping soon, need to get my tasting up!!
I’ve been bragging for years about being a “coffee snob” but today I feel like someone who was enjoying a big beautiful cavern when suddenly two spelunkers (Prometheus and James) craw out of a hole and invite into another room that contains the most wonderful formations of any cave in the world! My poor budget might not survive this adventure but I can’t stop now.
Stoked to see you share on this subject
I agree looking forward to it
good stuff
Thanks! I hope you enjoyed the video!
First of all, thank you for another great and informative video!
I have a question though, is cupping really that useful for an espresso drinker?
I noticed the flavours you get from cupping can be quite different from what you get after brewing an espresso.
And that seems to be in line with the idea that different coffees might taste better with different brew methods.
So, to me it seems that cupping is a good method for choosing a coffee for a French-press more than any other brewing method.
Am I talking nonsense?
Happy to be wrong and learn something new 😉
I see a wacao nanopresso under the counter! Review incoming?
Haha can’t hide anything from ya’ll, yep. That’s coming this month.
Oh my gosh
Compare with Handpresso, or its current new name?
oh fancy cupping cups... I use the IKEA Stelna cups less than 80 cents per cup! Stacks, plus easy to wash and I use them for when too many un-welcomed people come visit no point handing them the good cups.
Also side tip, I pour all cupping coffee into a CHEMEX instead of a strainer, cus I am not wasting drinkable coffee, helps clean it up. Once you move out the strained coffee. Spoon off the grounds from the cupping cups and swirl some water and pour it back into the Chemex should make your cleanup even easier less grounds in the sink.
Right on.
i am looking for these cups all over the place. could someone tell me what they are ?
Are you talking about the cupping bowls? Those are Barista Hustle’s cupping bowls.
The best! Love it! 😎😎😎
This is really amazing and interesting
Can i please join you and you teach baristing and hw to cupping coffee? please
Has anyone watch every video 7 time each (one a day) or is that just me
Haha, may be just you. But I appreciate it the support my friend!
Just you
is this taste like do pour over???, i see the flavor is the same :(((
Great video..tnxs boss
bought a niche which is going to arrive in feb. can't wait to get it and buy some beans from you
You’re going to love it, it’s been a great grinder. February will be my one year with the Niche, and I’ll do an update on ownership at that point.
Nice video. How would someone get a job to do this?
thank u very much please can u repeat how many coffee beans grammes and water on grammes
Is it useful to utilize a coffee flavor tasting wheel in this process?
It can be in some circumstances. Personally I like to do it without as I find the wheel to be a bit suggestive.
@@Sprometheus great point. Agreed. Thank you
what cups are these!
Hey isn’t your grind setting a little too coarse for a cupping ? Just got a niche and trying to calibrate mine
What do you suggest for roasting coffee at home
Depends on what kind of experience and budget you have. For me, I have super limited space and but love the raw experience of a drum roaster, so I use The Hive. It’s small, easy, and a lot of fun to use. It can be addicting.
By budget is about 300-400 I would be resting a light roast for espresso
@@jamespeterson3329 I would recommend checking out Sweet Maria’s. They have a ton of options and some feedback on some machines. I don’t have a ton of experience with Behmors, but people seem to love them. But not sure how much control they give you.
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Thanks for watching!