Quick 3-Min Espresso Routine: HiBrew H10 Plus & G5 Grinder | Home Espresso ASMR, No Edits

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  • Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
  • I'm going to show you how I make my morning coffee with my home espresso setup-in just 3 minutes, without any cuts, so you can see every step.
    In this video, I used the HiBrew H10 Plus espresso machine and the G5 grinder. You can check out my previous reviews on these tools here.
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    For puck prep, I’m using tools from MHW-3Bomber, including the YU Series WDT tool, the impact tamper, and the distributor.
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    Hope you enjoy it! Have a great day, and thanks for watching.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 10

  • @ninjagoboy12
    @ninjagoboy12 9 годин тому

    Do third-party portafilters work on the 10Plus? I noticed you have a dex basket on what looks like the portafilter it comes with, but does a three-fin from like mhw work on the 10Plus? If i remember the 10A had two fins and there are many third party ones that work on it

    • @brewcoffeehome
      @brewcoffeehome  7 годин тому

      You can use third-party 58mm baskets, but the portafilter has 3 fins (like the H10A), so it's not compatible with E61 portafilters that have 2 fins. I tried the one available on their official website, but it doesn't always fit perfectly and sometimes leaks under high pressure. So now, I stick with the spouted portafilter.

  • @ian_at_iansvo
    @ian_at_iansvo 18 годин тому

    Did I see correctly
    When you cut it off, it's pretty much immediate?
    On my Casabrews CM5418 the tail end continues for a few grams

    • @brewcoffeehome
      @brewcoffeehome  7 годин тому +1

      Hi, you're correct. The leftover pressure and water are released by the solenoid valve. The Casabrew and H10A don't have this feature, so they keep dripping after brewing.

  • @dany1398ify
    @dany1398ify 19 годин тому +1

    Looks great .. I use similar equipment but for some reason I get a lot of sourness..I even use the same grind setting and the same basket!
    Do you know something that could help?
    Is there a reason u use 94 degrees?

    • @CoffeeShowcase
      @CoffeeShowcase 15 годин тому +1

      Mine are sour way too often too. 94C = 201F

    • @VVilskee
      @VVilskee 12 годин тому +2

      Scoop off the crema for less sourness

    • @naga2015kk
      @naga2015kk 11 годин тому +1

      change entirely different beans from different supplier

    • @Fatbutnotflat
      @Fatbutnotflat 9 годин тому +1

      because of different beans you need to increase extraction. longer ratio,smaller grind size. can be hotter temp.

    • @brewcoffeehome
      @brewcoffeehome  7 годин тому +2

      Hi, that depends on the beans and roasts. I'd focus on grind size, shot time, and ratio rather than brew temperature; a change of one or two degrees doesn’t make a noticeable difference to me. Usually, I pull multiple shots to find the right settings. If the shot is close to the ideal time but still sour, try extending the extraction slightly to make a longer shot (1:2 -> 1:2.5 or 1:3 ratio), If it goes too quickly, grind finer to increase contact time.