This is Rob's personal method for getting a consistent, forgiving, and sweet cup of coffee from the V60.
A mullet primer first, just for the uninitiated: it’s a hairstyle that’s referred to as “business in the front, party in the back”.
This V60 recipe is specifically designed to wreck channeling issues up front while allowing for gravity to do most of the work in the middle and end of the brew.
So, it’s a bit of a rock and roll party up front - lots of agitation, lots of big pours, getting things really hot. A water and coffee mosh pit, of sorts. Then it’s slow, steady, and consistent at the back end. A polite symphony audience, or a kind of boring business meeting.
The goal: a well-extracted cup that has little channeling, high clarity, and is a great representation of the inherent beauty of the coffee you are drinking. Admittedly, the brew takes some patience. After the rocking and rolling, it’s one long, steady, smooth pour from there. But the results make it worth it!
Let us know your method down below, or how you liked this brew method!
List of gear used in the video:
Hario V60 02 Dripper: Buy on Amazon https://bit.ly/3vKX2ox
Cafec Abaca 02 Filters: Buy on Amazon https://amzn.to/3k18hXl
Acaia Pearl Scale: Buy from Acaia https://acaia.co/products/pearl
Fellow Ode Grinder Gen 1: Buy on Amazon https://bit.ly/3vPubQ0
Kalita Server: Buy on Amazon https://bit.ly/3vN1Jhp
Fellow Stagg EKG Kettle: Buy on Amazon https://amzn.to/3jWOPe9
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00:00 Intro
00:54 Reverse Mullet Theory
03:46 What is a Reverse Mullet?
05:13 The Brew
09:39 Tasting and Flavor Notes
10:03 Outro + Bonus Hario Switch Method