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This Privacy Policy describes how your personal information is collected, used, and shared when you visit or make a purchase from hario-usa.com (the “Site”). PERSONAL INFORMATION WE COLLECT When you visit the Site, we automatically collect certain information about your device, including information about your web brow

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About our coffee: What roast is your coffee? We roast to a profile unique to each coffee which is designed to highlight the natural flavors of the bean while emphasizing sweetness and balanced acidity. On the spectrum of "typical roast" levels we would generally be in the medium to medium light on all coffees. What do

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Distributors and wholesalers of Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee and exotic specialty green coffee beans from around the world. Explore the rich, unparalleled flavors and aromas that define our high-quality, responsibly-sourced coffee offerings.

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It is very common that we will have some unexpected, unwanted situation and outcomes in our daily brewing. In this post, I want to share few cases, explain why this situation happens, and also provide some simple ways to solve them.Coffee tastes too sourReason: The materials that provide you acidity taste are easy to dissolve by water, so they will be extracted at the early stage of brewing. Your coffee tastes too sour might due to under extraction, mainly “acidity” in your coffee and other soluble (flavours) remain in coffee ground.Resolutions: Grind finer, pour and pause multiple times, rise the water temperature. These methods are aiming to help you increase the extraction rate. Coffee tastes too bitter and astringentReason: The opposite of the last issue. The soluble that provide “Bad flavours” are mainly be dissolved at the late stage of brewing. If your coffee tastes too bitter and astringent, big chance is you extraction rate is too high, or your brew time becomes too long. Resolutions: Grind coarser, lower the water temperature, reduce the times of pause and try to end your brew earlier. These are aiming to lower the extraction rate.CloggingReason: No matter how good your grinder is, there will be fines in coffee ground. During brewing, every time your stir, the fines will try to get together as a whole. When they get big enough to partly or completely block the water path, clogging happens. This can happen in all type of drippers, but situation is rather serious in cone shaped drippers since the bottom area of cone shaped filter is small and easy to get blocked. Resolutions: Reduce the times of stir during the brew and change them to center pour, use sifter (see this post for the special method).Coffee ground does not “bloom” during bloomingReason: “Bloom” is the process that coffee ground release gas within after it contact with water. We do the blooming process to let the gas comes out so it won’t resist the water that we pour in later. If your coffee doe

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Real crushed diamonds have been added to our premium ceramic soleplate to improve glidability and durability. An ultra-powerful steam shot makes light work of the toughest creases.

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