Coffee
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Very cool, thanks for info and my apologies [emoji106] btw I had to order one of the house spoons, it looks too good.
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How did you order? I'd love to get the small for a work setup.
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The Wave Kettle above (silver thing in my post) is pretty nice. The water flow/spout is very interesting, taking some getting used to. It can be slower/finer than the Harios or really open up into this crazy flooding beast. I was a little behind on my pour today and opened it up in the last 10 seconds to hit the ml/sec mark. Not something I've been able to do prior. Very different hand feel, but getting used to it, it feels good/right too :).
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@Snowy I really like that Beams mug.
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@Snowy I really like that Beams mug.
Cheers, as do I. The logo is really understated. Lots of white space around a blue circle. Beams launched the line "Beams Japan" a few weeks ago. Very nice physical shop in Shinjuku, think the products are online as well. Very restrained execution across the board in that shop.
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Traded my Kuerig for this rig and couldnt be happier
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Yeah the Chemex is a very different taste/profile to V60. Chemex is a lighter/less bodied cup. It often gets called a 'cleaner' cup. Less oils make it through, what you're really left with is the taste of the beans without any of the other influences that can help mask or bring flavours out. If I drink the same beans in V60 and Chemex I get 2 totally different views on the same bean. Some work better in 1 brew method vs another. Kenyan coffees (going from memory here) are usually heavy bodied and don't translate as well on Chemex for instance…
Snowy I just bought an Able kone to use in my V60, curious to see how the coffee tastes in comparison to paper filters. Also like the idea of not having to keep buying filters.
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Let me know what you think superfuzz. I still have my kone here (yeah I have a gear problem :|, thankfully I've collected nearly everything by now :)). It's a fuller cup, more acids/oils in the cup. I enjoyed it w/ the v60, was just a little more annoying to clean. Not having to buy filters is nice - agree. Says he who's now using filters 7 days a week; aero@work, kalita@home-weekday, chemex@home-weekend ::)
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@Snowy How is your OE Lido treating you? The Lido 3 keeps calling my name….
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@veloaudio it's been perfect since the day I got it. Used 1-2x a day every day. Worth it's weight, and it's a heavy bastard in some kind of precious metal.
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Thanks. I'm now leaning toward the Lido 2. I've used my Hario Skerton for 19 months or so and I'm getting tired of the inconsistency. The Lido 2 is cheaper than the 3 and I can use the Hario for travel, if I ever start taking a coffee kit with on the road.
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lol, it used to piss @grandmasterben off every time he saw it :). It's a 2012 ltd edition and came free with a pair of TFHxRJBxDHM jeans - got the last pair the store had too.
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@Snowy, which BEAMS store did you get the BEAMS Japan mug from?
I called into the Shibuya store but they didn't have anything. Really hoping to get one for my younger bro.
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@dylantbmayes hey. There's a Beams Japan store (that's it's name) behind Shinjuku JR Station. It's on the EAST side (take East exit for Lumue (sp), basically walk straight ahead 4 blocks and you're there. Also grab a 100 yen milk crepe from inside Shinjuku JR East on B1F (?) whilst you're there, on the Lumue side also.
Shop Information
Address3-32-6 Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo
URLhttp://www.beams.co.jp/beamsjapan/
Tel 03-5368-7300
Hours11:00-20:00（1F-5F）／8:30-22:30（SARUTAHIKO COFFEE）／11:30-23:00（CRAFT GRILL） -
@Snowy Yes the Lido 2 will be mine. I really like how easy it will be to get parts of I need them.
I love that Beams mug. I've searched around (unsuccessfully), do you know of anyway I can order one of those from the US?
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^perfect timing [emoji3]
