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Pour Over Coffee Using the Nee Coffee Dripper

June 19, 2015 by Michael Allen Smith

Pour Over Coffee Using the Nee Coffee Dripper

The Nee Coffee Dripper is a porcelain manual coffee brewer. If you are looking for a simple way to make a single cup of coffee this brewer might be right for you. To make pour-over coffee you will need a kettle to heat water and a #2 size paper filter. I also recommend a kitchen scale to weigh both the coffee and the water. If you don’t have a scale, don’t be concerned, you can still make a great cup of coffee with the Nee Coffee Dripper.

#1 Heat Water and Insert Filter

Heat enough water for a cup of coffee and some extra to rinse the filter. Place the #2 filter inside the Nee Coffee Dripper.

Add filter to Nee Dripper

#2 Rinse Filter (optional)

You can rinse the filter before brewing. Most coffee professionals advise doing this step. It removes any paper residue taste and also serves to preheat the porcelain dripper. But you don’t have to. If you can’t detect paper taste in a non-rinsed filter, then feel free to skip this step.

#3 Add Ground Coffee

For pour-over coffee, I am using a medium drip grind. How strong or weak you like your coffee is up to you. I start with a 17 to 1 ratio. That means 17 grams of water per 1 gram of coffee.

I shared this rule in the Coffee Sock article, but it also applies here.

  • A 12-ounce mug of coffee is 340 grams.
  • Divide 340 by 17 and you get 20 grams of coffee.
  • That little scoop that comes in a can of coffee holds 10 grams.
  • So 2 scoops per 12-ounce mug.
  • If you have a 16-ounce mug, add another 1/2 a scoop.
  • If you have an 8-ounce mug, subtract 1/2 a scoop.

coffee scoop

#4 Add Hot Water

Bring water to a boil and let it cool for 10-30 seconds. Then slowly pour enough water to cover the grounds. let it bloom. Wait 30 seconds and then resume pouring the hot water over the grounds. If you are using a scale, it will be easy to know when to stop adding water. If you aren’t, it is OK to pause and lift up the Nee Dripper to see how much coffee has passed into the mug. Just be careful not to overfill the mug.

nee-water-weigh

#5 Serve

Lift off the Nee Dripper and serve. Cleanup is nothing more than removing the filter and a quick rinse of the brewer.

nee-finished-brew

There you go. A simple way to make a single cup pour-over at home.

Disclosure: INeedCoffee received a Nee Coffee Dripper from Nee Coffee to complete this tutorial. 

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Michael Allen Smith is both a coffee fanatic and a web developer. In April 1999, he combined these two interests and started the coffee website INeedCoffee.com. His personal blog, which covers a wide range of topics, is Critical MAS.
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About Michael Allen Smith

Michael Allen Smith is both a coffee fanatic and a web developer. In April 1999, he combined these two interests and started the coffee website INeedCoffee.com. His personal blog, which covers a wide range of topics, is Critical MAS.

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