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Extraction
Last but not least, brewing is the last stage in the process from soil to taste, which also has an important impact on the taste of coffee. A common mistake made by new coffee lovers is that they think that the brewing parameters of each cup of coffee are exactly the same. "what's the recipe for your Aeropress?" This is undoubtedly a question often asked by new enthusiasts.
Any barista will tell you that your brewing variables need to match your coffee brewing and brewing methods. In the case of espresso, they may even need to be adjusted to adapt to environmental conditions such as heat, humidity and altitude. Even in a simple manual brewing method, the change in brewing variables may be the difference between a decent and delicious cup.
Some important variables are:
Ratio of brewing (ratio of water to coffee)
Grinding particle size (and uniformity)
Extraction time
The temperature of water
Here, you can participate in the taste journey of coffee, so if you are making coffee for yourself (at least sometimes you should), we encourage you to challenge yourself to make the best use of every bag of coffee beans you buy. If you don't try and adjust, you may miss out on the best coffee.
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