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Mikava Gesha Marsella: a three-stage 18g V60 recipe
The source’s gram targets are usable despite two incorrect ratio labels.
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The source’s gram targets are usable despite two incorrect ratio labels.
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The source provides a 20g V60 method and an 18g-in,45g-out espresso baseline.
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The Thai controlled-yeast natural uses 20g coffee and 320g water.
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The source’s 213°F setting exceeds ordinary open-kettle boiling temperature.
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The 18g recipe uses a 36g bloom and four progressively smaller main pours.
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The source uses an extra-fine grind and 330g water at 93.3°C.
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The 15g/240g recipe changes from open percolation to a closed steep.
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The source’s 60g bloom and three 85g pours total 315g, while its panel says 316mL.
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The 2026 guide totals 300g water in three 100g pouring phases.
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The 320g method is offered for either Kalita or V60.
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The 40/100/80/80g pattern accompanies a 60/40 processing composition.
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The 225g Origami method uses five additions from 30g to 45g.
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The listed V60 additions exceed the water-panel target by three grams.
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The 18g/280g recipe opens the valve after 45 seconds.
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The Peruvian SL9 recipe uses a 60-second bloom and 340g water.
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The 260g recipe combines ten stirs, a two-to-three-minute steep and a 45-second press.
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The source panel says Danche and lists an above-boiling 215°F setting.
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The 16g/255g method progresses from 40g bloom to an 85g finish.