Pour Over · Beginner
BrewMark Everyday V60 — Light Roast
Our house V60 for bright, fruity light roasts. Hot water, a long bloom and a slightly finer grind to get sweetness out of dense beans.
An original BrewMark recipe.
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This recipe sits at grind index 42 on BrewMark’s 0–100 scale. Convert that to the actual number or click count on your grinder — we support 80+ models.
The method
- 0:00Rinse filter, add grounds, tap level
- 0:00Bloom with 50 g and swirl until evenly wet→ 50g
- 0:45Pour to 180 g in slow circles→ 180g
- 1:30Pour to full weight→ 300g
- 3:15Aim for 3:00–3:15 total
BrewMark’s notes
Light roasts are dense and hold onto their sugars, so we run hotter and finer than our medium-roast recipe. If it tastes sour or thin, go one step finer before touching anything else — that is under-extraction, not a bad bag.
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