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JOEPRESSO
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Our journey in the coffee world with a small business. Owners and operators of JOEPRESSO.
Dialing in JOEPRESSO and AeroPress
The 6 things you need to consider when dialing in your JOEPRESSO
1. The Coffee Roast Level
2. Pressure
3. Water Temperature
4. Ratio
5. Time
6. Grind Size
We will review all 6 in this video, giving you the best way to dial in your JOE!
www.joepresso.com/
1. The Coffee Roast Level
2. Pressure
3. Water Temperature
4. Ratio
5. Time
6. Grind Size
We will review all 6 in this video, giving you the best way to dial in your JOE!
www.joepresso.com/
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Oh yeah! Great to see the Joepresso UA-cam Channel. Thanks from Saudi Arabia.
Thank you too!
Yay!! Thank you so much!! I put that bad-boy on the floor on an aluminum camp cup to press 😂😂
Yay!! Thank you so much!!
You are so welcome!
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I wonder how loose tea would work?
Hi, that's a good question. I know there's such a thing as a red espresso made using rooibos tea. As far as other teas you may have to grind them.
I’m down for trying tea in this. I’d imagine you’d have to dial in the grind size and time, just like with traditional espresso. Also, the water temperature might be slightly cooler so as not to extract too much of the bitterness.
I tried it with fine ground roobos tea… fabulous
@@SqueakyIrilet us know what you discover!
Interesting. How well does the pressurized portafilter hold up when using it for milk?
@@kitcraft9516 it works really well check out our other video that shows the milk drinks
I already have a Joepresso and was wondering if any 51mm unpressurized basket and tamper would work. I never thought to buy such accessories before but now I am curious.
Yes it would most likely work if it were a 51mm basket. we haven’t tested them all but we do have our tried and true available on our website for purchase. cheers!
@@joepresso Thank you for the quick response!
Is it any closer to a real espresso than the pressurized basket with coarser grind?
It depends on how much prey you can put on your AeroPress. The more force the finer the grind. If you can produce 100lb it will be getting very close to 9bar espresso.
another great tip using the aeropress to froth milk, thanks!
most useful tips which makes using the aeropress plunge much easier, and preheating the Joepresso filter in hot water for preinfusion works, thanks! My tip is to use an aeropress paper filter instead of the metal screen, and place the white seal on top of the paper filter before use!
Any tips on building a pressing box like you got in the video? Hole diameter, wood cut sizes?
Sorry I didn't respond, I didn't get notifications for the comments. Hope you're all set by now.
Mr Coffee has this grinder even cheaper with the exact same core design. I shimmed it using layers of foil and you can check how close the burrs are by using a flat driver or stick and move the burrs through the chute. I have it down the last last sheet of foil before the top and bottom burrs touch. Even with that closeness, this grinder still isn't perfect enough for espresso. The block-type flat burr of this grinder has a lot of weakness, one of which is inconsistency. Even with the mod, I get super fine powder mixed with coarser grinds.
Lol i know i was thinking about sifting it just for fun.
can unpressurized basket make that kind of crema ?
No
Yes, if you use a wet paper filter on the bottom and grind fine enough to get over 60lb of Preston the AeroPress it does.
So this outputs approximately 30 ml if I'm understanding the ratio bit correctly?
Smart move!
May I ask, what is the measuring "contraption" at the 2:55mm in the video using a drop of your coffee, and where do you get one? Thanks!
it’s a Brix Refractometer
Nice job. How did the crema taste?
Wann und wo kommt das joepresso in Deutschland raus? Amazon/ebay? Schade 😟 Keine Antwort . Habe mir jetzt das Fellow Prisma bestellt. Mal schauen wie das so ist.
you can buy it on Indiegogo, we ship world wide
Are you using the pressurised or the new non pressurised baskets?
It's a non-pressurized basket but you can use the same approach with both.
@@123romanr The non pressurised basket works with pre ground coffee?
@@illusioniser if you use pre-ground coffee with the non-pressurized basket it will likely be too coarse. You can still use it and apply less pressure but there is no benefit to using it over a pressurized basket.
@@123romanr but that's what I'm confused about. You're using pre ground illy coffee in the video right? And you said you're using the non pressurised basket in the comment above. I always thought pre ground would be too coarse, but now I'm a little confused
@@illusioniser I'm grinding coffee in the video, I'm not using pre-ground coffee
Spressa Mezzo
when do you plan to go on sale?
can you use unpressurized basket with this?
What attachment is that?
Joepresso
dear god... how many of these stupid things am I going to see on Indiegogo?
Cant wait to have mineeee ... Huhu ..
Completely agree with your comments. I don't understand the fascination in light roasted coffee for espresso. It tastes dreadful and I wonder if people actually like or just pretend to. Put that in a non pressurised system. Espresso is about density , mouthfeel, and body. Great video
Not taste bad but is very hard to extract right.Push very slow to increase extract time
I asked on another video, so I hope you don't mind me asking again: How is this different than the Prismo AeroPress® Attachment? I'm seriously curious, because I have a Prismo and I'd love to buy this, if it gets me closer to the actual espresso taste.
Here you have a tampered puck of coffee. With Prismo you don't, it's just Aeropress immersion brew with a valve. Theoretically and technically tampered puck makes it espresso.
How is this different than the Prismo AeroPress® Attachment? edit: I realize the difference: The prismo mixes the coffee with the water before squeezing out the water. Joepresso squeezes the water through the coffee, as an espresso machine.
i think this works by using pressurized basket so it produces a lot of crema, i might be wrong though.
@@whoami724y I realize now that it's different, because the prismo mixes the coffee with the water before squeezing out the water, whereas the joepresso just squeezes the water through the coffee, as an espresso machine.