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YouTuber Namja Coffee Hario V60 Bypass

A V60 bypass recipe from Korean YouTuber Namja Coffee, using dilution to achieve tea-like clarity while maintaining extraction.

BeanEthiopia Yirgacheffe Washed
Roastmedium
MethodPour-over
Water Temp91°C
Coffee Dose20g
Total Water200ml
Total Time140s

Flavor Profile

bitterness
2
acidity
3
aroma
4
body
3
sweetness
4

Step-by-Step

  1. Blooming (40s) · 40g
    Pour 40g of water to fully saturate the coffee bed, then bloom for 40 seconds.
  2. First Pour (50s) · 80g
    Pour 80g of water broadly to extract pleasant acidity and aroma.
  3. Second Pour (50s) · 80g
    Pour remaining 80g to draw out sweetness, then remove the dripper once water drains through.
  4. Hot Water Bypass (10s)
    Immediately add 50g of hot water to the extracted essence to adjust concentration for a clean cup.

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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