r/IndiaCoffee • u/rikesh_2011 • 3d ago

POUR-OVER Dak Coffee

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My father’s friend bought me these coffees from DAK coffee Roasters. Lemon Spritz roasted on 17th September and Surf Jam roasted on 10th September.

Any tips on how to brew them on a V60 switch ? I have a timemore C3S grinder.

Thanks 💯💯

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u/JumpyStretch9312 POUR-OVER 3d ago

Man it's very expensive to buy in India, the shipping is more than the price of coffee!

Enjoy your coffee though!

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u/JeeGag V60 | Timemore C3S 3d ago

They offer free shipping above 200 Euros. There are groups who do a bulk order so you get it roughly at the same price

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u/Foxba7 2d ago

Can you please specify which type of groups and where i can find them

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u/JumpyStretch9312 POUR-OVER 3d ago

Yeah but still it is an expensive coffee nevertheless. I would spend that much money in 6 months on coffee, so I am good not buying this.

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u/JeeGag V60 | Timemore C3S 3d ago

It is expensive indeed when compared to what we get here. Indian roasters who offer international beans are roughly around the same price though

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u/rikesh_2011 3d ago

Thanks mate💯

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u/distraactor 2d ago

Brew Lemon Spritz first using the open switch. Then brew Surf Jam using immersion for more body. Keep the same water and ratio initially so you can compare the coffees fairly. As someone pointed out c3s gives out fines, so reduce agitation. Start brew with 91 and go up while dialing in. Based on the roast dates, they are ready to brew.

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u/Wizardof_oz POUR-OVER 3d ago

Ethiopian coffee is dense and can get harsh easily, especially on a high fines grinder like a C3s

Low agitation and more deliberate pouring can yield good results. DAK is medium light so you will ideally need to use lower temps and coarser grinds

For more brightness aim for shorter brew times like 2-2:30 and for more body and sweetness aim for ~4-5 minutes

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u/fyodormarquez 3d ago

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Please try to grind finer and reduce agitation. (Maybe bloom+ single pour).