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this is a fantastic set up! Great job. This guy gets it!I make it using a pour-over, the same way that I usually make it at home. I didn't buy this stove exclusively for coffee but since I have it, I'm using it. The windscreen is essential if you use a stove like this. without it it takes over 15 minutes to boil water and right around 8 with the windscreen. the biggest difference between this and coffee at home is that at home i grind the beans fresh and this way I pre grind them but it's the same coffee. Whatever I'm really enjoying at the time. One of my favorites is Bella Donovan by Blue Bottle. Since it's just boiled water and coffee, I could easily swap the Aeropress or a rugged French Press but I just prefer pour over.
Stove: Snowpeak Giga power 2.o
Windscreen: Solostove Aluminum windscreen
Kettle: Hario V60 ------ I already had this but I'd get something more packable if I didn't.
Pourover : Started with a hario V60 but I found this foldable Snowpeak one. Black Rifle Coffee Company makes one that I'd like to try out as well.
Filter: I'm using Chemex filters now. some of the cheaper filters aren't quite rugged enough to pack but the Chemex ones don't have a pressed seam to rip, they are really strong.
mug : Snowpeak H-450 double walled mug.
I am a coffee roaster and q grader. Pour over method is the best bet for making a
Simple and good cup. Hario v60 or Chemex are best.Buy a good portable burr grinder. Blade grinders suck for consistency so don't waste your money on them. You can also i believe but i haven't tested , run a simple dripper like mr coffee off of the outlet in the wrangler. Haven't tried it yet but It will work if you have a big audience. Good water is paramount so make sure you have delicious water with around 250-320ppm of magnesium and potassium. Basically a light mineral water. Of course well sourced one week off roast coffee that is well sourced is also a must. I travel many times a year all over the world to find interesting coffees . Most times off road for hours to get to farms in south america , ethiopia etc. We sell online pm if you are interested and we can get you what you want.
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