AeroPress
Carlo Graf Bülow · 2023
AeroPress’s published 2023 second place recipe, with its documented technique and measurements.
By Carlo Graf Bülow · View source ↗
Source note: The ingredients list 132 g hot water, but the steps say 150 g. Dilution at 1:50 conflicts with a press ending at 2:00. The source calls this an upright adaptation; exact automated targets are withheld.
- Coffee
- 18 g
- Brewing water
- Not documented
Source reference
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Recipe details & source
Carlo Graf Bülow · 2023 · second place · Publisher’s adaptation
Measurements follow the linked publisher. Grinder settings are specific to the named grinder, not universal calibrations. Undocumented timings remain manual. Preparation guidance does not add competition measurements.
- Water temperature
- 100 °C
- Bypass water
- Not documented
- Difficulty
- Some practice
Original coffee: Not documented
Published brewing steps
- When ready · Bloom
The directions say add 50 g hot water over five seconds at 0:00.
- When ready · Stir
At 0:10, stir fast for 10 seconds.
- When ready · Second pour
At 0:30, the directions say pour to 150 g over eight seconds; insert the plunger at 0:38.
- When ready · Swirl
At 1:30, swirl gently while supporting the brewer and server.
- When ready · Press and dilute
The press is listed as 1:45–2:00, but dilution is listed at 1:50. The source describes diluting about 125 g concentrate to 150 g with room-temperature water.
- When ready · Aerate
Pour between two servers ten times and serve at a pleasant temperature.
Source reviewed 2026-10-27. Instructions paraphrased by Solution Coffee.
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