Brewing recipe by Daiki Hatakeyama

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Brewing recipe
by Daiki Hatakeyama

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Daiki Hatakeyama

Who is Daiki Hatakeyama? Daiki Hatakeyama is the owner of "Bespoke Coffee Roasters".
He achieved the first ever double crown at the Japan Hand Drip Championship (JHDC) and Japan Brewers Cup (JBrC) in 2019, and became the runner-up at the World Brewers Cup (WBrC) 2021 with CAFEC FLOWER DRIPPER and Abaca paper filter.
Daiki introduces many unique brewing recipes with CAFEC FLOWER DRIPPER on his own YouTube channel, but this time, we will introduce his "basic recipe" here.

Coffee Gear

Abaca Paper Filter
(white)(Cup1)
Tritan FLOWER DRIPPER
(Cup1)
Tritan Beaker Server 400ml
(for 1-2 cups)

Preparation

  1. STEP.01

    Grind the coffee beans

    • Coffee beans : 15g
    • Grind Size : Coarse
    Ground coffee beans
    Slightly larger than granulated sugar
  2. STEP.02

    Place the paper filter in the dripper

    1. 1. First fold the paper filter over the crimped edge, then open the filter
      and set it in the dripper.

      • step1
        Fold over the
        crimped edge
      • step2
        Push the bottom
        part softly
      • step3
        Open
    2. 2. Press the paper filter against the wall of the dripper to make the dripper and paper fit more closely.

      Set in the dripper
      Set in the dripper
  3. STEP.03

    Rinse the paper filter

    Pour water through the paper to remove any smell and warm the equipment.
    *You can skip this step.

    Passing through hot water
  4. STEP.04

    Put coffee grounds into the dripper

    Shake or tap the dripper to level the coffee grounds inside.
    (to allow the water to flow through all of the coffee more evenly during blooming)

    • Coffee powder in the filter is tilted
    • Flattened coffee grounds

Brewing

Water temperature and volumeWater temperature: 85℃ /
Water volume: 240cc
1st pour 0:00 30cc
2nd pour 0:30 120cc
3rd pour 1:00 160cc
4th pour 1:20 200cc
5th pour 1:40 240cc
finish 2:20 remove
  1. First pour

    Pour in about twice the amount of water as the amount of powder, and let the coffee bloom.

    Pour in a circular motion so that the water spreads evenly.
    Let the coffee bloom for 30 seconds.

    • Pouring hot water
    • for
      30
      seconds

    • Powder expands
  2. Second pour

    Pour in about 50% of the
    total water: 110-120cc

    Pour water in a circular motion from center, outside, then center again.
    By pouring in this way, you can pour hot water thoroughly into the center where the layer of grounds in the chickest inside the dripper, allowing for uniform extraction.

    • center
    • outside
    • center
  3. Third pour

    Pour about 65% of the
    total amount of water: 160cc

    Pour water quickly around the edge of the dripper, as if you are washing off the grounds attached to top.
    (for levelling out the coffee bed)

    Hot water being poured over the edge of the filter
  4. Fourth & Fifth pour

    Pour the remaining water in two portions

    The pouring method remains the same, repeating "center ⇒ outside ⇒ center".

  5. Fifth pour

    Pour until the end

    Brew until you can see the surface of the powder.
    *If you control the time, you don’t need to worry too much about the final cutoff.

    • Powder Surface
      Pay attention to the surface.
    • Finished
      Finished!
  6. Finish!!

    After brewing

    Because there is a difference in concentration between the top and bottom of the coffee in the server, be sure to stir thoroughly by a little shake to the server or using a spoon.

    Coffee in a cup
    • Stirring coffee on the server with a spoon
    • Pouring from a server into a cup

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