Pour Over · Beginner
BrewMark Everyday V60 — Dark Roast & Supermarket Blends
Built for the bag most people actually own. Cooler water and a coarser grind stop dark roasts turning ashy and bitter.
An original BrewMark recipe.
Dial in your grinder
“Medium” means something different on every grinder
This recipe sits at grind index 56 on BrewMark’s 0–100 scale. Convert that to the actual number or click count on your grinder — we support 80+ models.
The method
- 0:00Bloom with 45 g — dark roasts degas fast, so keep it short→ 45g
- 0:30Pour to 180 g→ 180g
- 1:15Pour to full weight→ 300g
- 2:45Aim for 2:30–2:45 — faster than a light roast
BrewMark’s notes
Most advice online is written for light specialty roasts and actively makes a dark roast worse. Darker beans are more soluble and more brittle, so they over-extract easily: drop the temperature, go coarser, and finish sooner. If your usual bag tastes burnt, this is the recipe to try first.
Track how this brew actually turned out
Log the cup, say whether it was sour or bitter, and BrewMark tells you what to change next time — using your grinder’s real settings. Free on iOS.
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