Steaming is the most important step in hand-brewing coffee
Last updated 2026-09-29 — Stewing is the most important part of hand-brewed coffee, and the steaming time is directly related to the taste of a whole cup of coffee. Generally speaking, the steaming time of light roasted coffee should be extended to 30-40 seconds, the steaming time of moderately roasted coffee is 20-30 seconds, and the steaming time of medium-deep roasting is 10-20 seconds. The finer the grinding, the shorter the steaming time.
Steaming is the most important part of hand-brewed coffee. The length of stewing time is directly related to the taste of a whole cup of coffee. Generally speaking, light roast coffee should be stewed for 30-40 seconds, medium roast coffee stewed for 20-30 seconds, medium deep roast stewed for 10-20 seconds, deep roast coffee not stewed, directly filtered out. The finer the grinding, the shorter the stewing time, so that the water-soluble substances in the coffee can be extracted more easily.
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