Chemex Coffee: How to Enjoy the Best of It?

The Chemex coffee maker has made the entire coffee world its fan. With its iconic hourglass shape and wooden collar, it has become a favorite among coffee enthusiasts for its ability to produce a clean, flavorful cup.You may or may not be a seasoned barista, but you can certainly have the best of Chemex coffee experience.

On a lazy morning or a rush afternoon or a romantic evening, visit the aromatic and inviting ambience of Madis Coffee Roasters to indulge in delightful and soul-satisfying Chemex coffee. While you plan a visit, just read on to know more about it to elevate your experience with Chemex.

·         Only the right beans should go in the Chemex coffee maker

Freshness matters for a great brewing experience. Freshly roasted coffee beans, usually within two weeks of roasting, are perfect for the Chemex.

Identifying your palate is crucial –Chemex is all about highlighting subtle flavors. Light to medium roasts work particularly well, allowing the nuanced notes to shine. You may opt to experiment with single-origin beans to explore different flavor profiles.

·         Grinding do matters for an exceptional Chemex experience

The grind size is crucial for Chemex. A medium-coarse grind, similar to sea salt should be appropriate. Too fine, and the water will pass through too slowly, over-extracting the coffee. Too coarse, and the water will pass through too quickly, under-extracting the coffee.

A burr grinder is suggested for a consistent grind size. Blade grinders can result in uneven particles, leading to inconsistent extraction.

·         Great for experimentation

Do you like preparing your Chemex coffee? Medis Coffee Roasters also have perfect coffee for all DIY lovers. Do get your pack after an indulgent experience here to experiment with it at your home. Don’t be afraid to experiment with different grid sizes, water temperatures and pour techniques to create your own versions. It’s quite exciting. 

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