Espresso
Home Espresso
Dialling in a great espresso shot at home — dose, grind, tamp, and time.
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Brew Guides
Our baristas have written these guides so you can get the absolute best from every bag — at home, with whatever equipment you have.
Featured Guide
The clearest expression of a single origin — a slow pour reveals every nuance.
Yield
300ml
Temperature
93–95°C
Ratio
1:16 (coffee:water)
Steps
All Methods
Espresso
Dialling in a great espresso shot at home — dose, grind, tamp, and time.
French Press
Immersion brewing at its simplest — bold, full-bodied, and forgiving.
Cold Brew
Smooth, low-acid, deeply chocolatey — cold brew made right lasts all week.
Quick Brewing Tips
Use a scale, always
Volume measurements are inaccurate. 1g of espresso isn't 1ml — weigh your coffee and your water every time.
Grind fresh
Pre-ground coffee goes stale within 15–30 minutes. A burr grinder pays for itself in flavour improvement.
Water quality matters
Use filtered water between 150–250ppm TDS. Distilled water makes flat coffee; tap water in India is often too mineral-heavy.
Rest your beans
Freshly roasted beans need 5–12 days to degas. The best window for most filter methods is 7–21 days post-roast.
Clean your equipment
Rancid coffee oils are the silent killer of great cups. Rinse daily, deep-clean weekly.
Brew FAQ
We roast every batch to order and dispatch within 48 hours of roasting. Most customers receive their beans 2–5 days post-roast — still in the optimal degassing window for best flavour.
Still stuck?
Email us at brew@embercoffee.in with a photo or description of your setup. Our baristas reply within 24 hours.
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