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Brewing methods — 8 techniques

From iconic pour-over to summer cold brew — each method brings out a different side of the same coffee. Click any method for the full recipe, common mistakes, and origin recommendations.

Pour-Over (filter)

Water flows through paper filter over ground coffee — cleanest cup, brings out floral and fruity notes. Ideal for African coffees.

V60Hario · iconic pour-over15g · 250ml · 92°C · 3:00 ChemexThick filter, iconic 1941 design30g · 500ml · 93°C · 4:30

Immersion & Hybrid

Coffee steeps in water for a few minutes, then filters (or separates). Denser body, sweetness, less acidity.

AeroPressImmersion + pressure · versatile15g · 220ml · 88°C · 2:00 French PressClassic immersion · full body18g · 300ml · 95°C · 4:00 Clever DripperHybrid immersion + pour-over18g · 300ml · 92°C · 3–4 min

Steam & Home Espresso

Hot water forced through coffee under pressure. Concentration and intensity, base for cappuccino and latte.

Moka PotItalian stovetop espresso · Bialetti 193315g · 100ml · 100°C · 5:00

Cold & Spectacular

For summer or for enthusiasts who want the complete experience — visually included.

Cold BrewCold-steeped coffee · sweet, less acidic80g · 1L · cold water · 18h SiphonVacuum brew · the vapor spectacle25g · 350ml · vacuum · 5–7 min

How to choose your method

There's no "best method" — there's the right method for your coffee, taste, and time:

At Incognito, you'll find both the equipment and freshly-roasted coffee for any of these methods.

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