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Why is my coffee sour? A deep dive into key factors that make your coffee sour. 

Coffee Coach | Ryde Jeavons
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There are so many different reasons that your coffee might be tasting sour.
Firstly, understanding the difference between sour and acidity is super important because to a newbie some coffees might taste sour but actually be just a bright acidity. You see, acidity is a DESIRABLE trait and some of the most expensive coffees have bright acidity.
You have to look at all the areas of coffee to understand where the sour falvours might be occurring. From the Beans themselves, the roast type, the extraction type and even having coffee thats TOO fresh. Yes, weird but fresh coffee is not guaranteed to taste the best.
If you want to learn more and really hone your skills, be sure to check out my online courses.
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I am super passionate about coffee and educating people on all aspects of this amazing drink. I love bringing the stories back from the other side of the world about how they grow and process the coffee differently in each farm, in each region, in each country. I also love helping baristas around the world make better coffee for themselves, whether they're at home, professional, competitors and or even just venturing out into the wide world of coffee.
About Ryd!
In a world where coffee has become elitist and over-the-top hipster, Ryd is on a mission to make specialty coffee inviting and undiscriminating; creating a community of coffee lovers who want to share their thoughts, ask questions and appreciate that we are all on a journey uncovering the delights of home-brewed coffee.

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Комментарии : 12   
@outtathyme5679
@outtathyme5679 2 года назад
So informative!
@eriadnile
@eriadnile 2 года назад
Great videos, you deserve more subs! Love that you're also a fellow Aussie and explain things so straight forward yet detailed. Please do some videos on the alternative brewing methods, moka pots, aeropress, cold brews, cold drips, etc (apologies if you already have, just found this channel and about to binge through the whole set of videos). I'm struggling to get consistent results out of my Brikka pot, would love a video on it!
@Rydecoffeecoach
@Rydecoffeecoach 2 года назад
Thank you so much for your kind words. I feel so encouraged! ☺️🙌 Yes I'll do some alt brew methods. I'm always looking for feedback so this is perfect. Thanks!
@kaotictube
@kaotictube 2 года назад
My one week old roasted beans (Sumatra) got more acidic (somewhere between green apple an granny smith) as I made the grind finer (1:2 in 30s)... but didn't actually give me more flavour/body... any tips? Your channel's very underrated, btw, many thanks from a fellow Aussie.
@Rydecoffeecoach
@Rydecoffeecoach 2 года назад
Hey Kaotictube, Thanks for your kind words! In regards to the coffee issues, it could be the bean itself. Are they a medium roast? Sumatran coffees are processed in a very unique way so often they do seem quite green. I know I struggled with one particular batch from Sumatra as it was just so bright that it always tasted sour. In the end I just ran a ristretto (short extraction 1:1) and that seemed to reduce the brightness. Get some other beans just to test against, because if you're shot is 1:2 in 30s and looks good, it shouldn't be tasting so sour. Let me know how you go.
@kaotictube
@kaotictube 2 года назад
@@Rydecoffeecoach Just got a bag of dark roast to compare, and was much easier to get a low acidity shot that is well balanced and full bodied. Thanks again!
@Rydecoffeecoach
@Rydecoffeecoach 2 года назад
Nice work!
@ERMVET1986
@ERMVET1986 11 месяцев назад
found this video very helpful. thanks!
@Rydecoffeecoach
@Rydecoffeecoach 11 месяцев назад
Wonderful! 🙏
@DevoutDaily
@DevoutDaily Год назад
Hi I just got El savador milk chocolate flavor and caramel notes, but the taste is sour, I ground it coarse and the shots ran so fast, I ground it much less coarse and it's sour and I hardly 25 seconds😢
@wmd5878
@wmd5878 Год назад
Should I let my fresh grounds rest too? If so, for how long for a medium roast?
@Rydecoffeecoach
@Rydecoffeecoach Год назад
Yes absolutely. Their peak window will be 10-30 days after roast. But depending on the weather and humidity it could be longer. In winter I always find coffee slows down the degassing (something to do with the pressure systems) and if you don't have preinfusion, you can find it takes up to 4 weeks before it's fully settled in.
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