Hi, really interested in knowing your final thoughts in regards to these filters. which one is your favourite so far and why? I see many are looking for faster filters but I do not think faster is better as often they mute that clean and sparkling acidity.
Yes I agree I don't think faster flowing necessarily means it's better. I found the cafec dark t83 papers people recommend because they're pretty quick gave an empty or hollow result sometimes (sometimes they were good though). Sorry I was meaning to upload more videos with experiments but didnt think many people cared to see lol. Originally I had liked the Hario tabbed filters when just on their own but when comparing to others they had lost the most! So even with the less good filters you can get good results you will enjoy. My favorites or the ones that seemed to lose or tie the least vs others seemed to be the Kinto filters and then the Origami filters (by cafec) both of them have cotton fibre blended in them so I think I prefer some cotton in there! I'm looking for something that gives me great results easy with a variety of coffees and these seem to work that way.
@@BensCoffeeRants I bought the kinto filters and have been trying them out for the past couple days. Really postive first impressioon. The filters are thick and consistent which is what I am looking for. Very nice clean cups with decent body and good acidity (not sourness that usually comes with fast filters). This is good combination balancing out the high clarity from 102 mizens!
Hi, really interested in knowing your final thoughts in regards to these filters. which one is your favourite so far and why? I see many are looking for faster filters but I do not think faster is better as often they mute that clean and sparkling acidity.
Yes I agree I don't think faster flowing necessarily means it's better. I found the cafec dark t83 papers people recommend because they're pretty quick gave an empty or hollow result sometimes (sometimes they were good though).
Sorry I was meaning to upload more videos with experiments but didnt think many people cared to see lol.
Originally I had liked the Hario tabbed filters when just on their own but when comparing to others they had lost the most! So even with the less good filters you can get good results you will enjoy.
My favorites or the ones that seemed to lose or tie the least vs others seemed to be the Kinto filters and then the Origami filters (by cafec) both of them have cotton fibre blended in them so I think I prefer some cotton in there!
I'm looking for something that gives me great results easy with a variety of coffees and these seem to work that way.
@@BensCoffeeRants I bought the kinto filters and have been trying them out for the past couple days. Really postive first impressioon. The filters are thick and consistent which is what I am looking for. Very nice clean cups with decent body and good acidity (not sourness that usually comes with fast filters). This is good combination balancing out the high clarity from 102 mizens!
@@majs2009 yep they're pretty much all I've been using lately and with good coffee they rarely disappoint.