sorry, we thought we did already. maybe that comment got removed when the questioner deleted their's?? Anyhoo..we geeked out further on the materials and manufacturing, updated the ID, and included a drip-ring that prevents dribbles from reaching the handle on non-level machines.
we geeked out further on the materials and manufacturing, updated the ID, and included a drip-ring that prevents dribbles from reaching the handle on non-level machines.
we geeked out further on the materials and manufacturing, updated the ID, and included a drip-ring that prevents dribbles from reaching the handle on non-level machines.
Simply the highest quality coffee gear on the planet. I love every piece of WW gear I own. If you ever decide to make an espresso machine pleas put me on the list. For now, I am happy to pair WW gear with my GS3MP.
I’m really interested in getting this beauty. I’m wondering if you might have any B-stock, demo units, or items that aren’t sellable that I could purchase at a discount? Thanks so much for considering my request!
at this time, we don't have a sales channel for that but perhaps end of year we might be able to offer limited quantities of open box and refurbished units
My wife got me an Ultra model for my birthday early in the year. And I love it so much. First and mainly because it’s from my wife. Second;y, it is an amazing WDT tool.
there will be another drop end of this week, and then every two weeks thereafter. be sure to sign up on the product page to be notified of the restock. thanks!
time is relative to grind size and agitation. some recipes use a finer grind and prolonged agitation without a resting steep. some use medium grind size, minimal agitation and 3-5 min steeps while others use coarser grind and long steep upwards of 8-10 min (similar to cupping protocol).
@@gtlover2011 the quality is in keeping with everything they do. It’s very high quality, engineered very well and beautifully designed. Works perfectly and it does brew differently. I was skeptical that it would be much different than a drip or pour over but it does deliver a different brew flavor profile. I’m glad I decided to get it.
@@MrAumbraThanks for the reply. I've been looking for this brewer since last year after I watched the RU-vid short. Not sure if it is their hunger marketing it seems impossible for me to get one which is quite disappointed.
there are no other brewers that use this size filter to our knowledge. we sell packs of 300 for $15. we also offer replacement glass if you were to ever need one--just hit us up at hello@weberworkshops.com
You better work some paper gravity filtration into your coffee routine, or you can enjoy that deadly LDL Cholesterol. Studies show people who do NOT drink coffee at all & people who filter through gravity with paper have 15% less mortality rate than those who do not filter their coffee. The paper captures the oils, which are very bad for you. While you are at it, cold brew only. Hot brew is for chumps who like cancer from high acid diet.
It would have been nice if the basket still has that click into place sound even when using the mesh filte The wingnut gets too hot to touch and hold once you pour boiling water into it ...be careful
recommended brewing temperature is 89-95 C (192-203 F). we've never experienced the wingnut getting too hot to touch while brewing this way. try letting your water sit 1 min or so after boil (assuming you don't have a variable temperature kettle to target this lower range). feel free to write to our support team for more suggestions hello@weberworkshops.com
It's not a filter sandwich if it's two pieces of paper either side of a metal sandwich. A bacon sandwich isn't two slices of bacon with bread in the middle.
one paper filter might not be enough to prevent rupturing if you're building a lot of pressure below. finer grind (or just a lot of fines) and/or larger dose will create more resistance and risk a rupture. a single paper may also cause some bypass as the metal screen has a gasket to prevent it.
