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Anthracite Natsume Soseki Kalita Wave

A custom recipe for Anthracite's signature house blend 'Natsume Soseki'. Utilizes the flat bed characteristic of the Kalita Wave dripper to clearly bring out citric brightness and balanced sweetness.

BeanAnthracite Natsume Soseki
Roastmedium
MethodPour-over
Water Temp90°C
Coffee Dose19g
Total Water280ml
Total Time160s

Flavor Profile

body
4
aroma
4
sweetness
4
acidity
4
bitterness
2

Step-by-Step

  1. Blooming (40s) · 50g
    Evenly saturate the coffee grounds to release CO₂ and activate flavor compounds.
  2. Main Extraction (60s) · 110g
    Pour remaining water to extract target compounds, controlling draw-down rate to finish.
  3. Main Extraction (60s) · 120g
    Pour remaining water to extract target compounds, controlling draw-down rate to finish.

Extraction Science & Quality Guide

Follow the step-by-step pour intervals and target water temperatures to maintain hydraulic pressure stability and achieve the ideal SCA Golden Cup extraction yield (18%–22%) and TDS concentration (1.15%–1.45%).

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Written and peer-reviewed by CQI Certified Q-Graders, water chemists, and fluid dynamics researchers at Cocipe Coffee Science Lab, adhering strictly to SCA Water Quality Standards and peer-reviewed food chemistry literature.

📚 Academic Reference Citations (APA Style)
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