Yeah.
"most reproducible" -> Does not mean good.
A lot of generic weak coffee is 'consistent', but not 'good'.
"most reproducible" -> Does not mean good.
A lot of generic weak coffee is 'consistent', but not 'good'.
> Pabst echoes that advice: “My recommendation for people at home, without knowing anything they are doing, 90% chance that if you use less coffee and grind a little coarser [your coffee] will actually taste better.”
So it's not just about consistency, but also quality.
This is why I think the Aiden is underrated. It way more consistent than I was when doing pour over but still lets me tweak variables.
A pet peeve of mine is when people mention "weak" coffee. What does this mean?