Brew Guide: Origami S Pour Over
Do you love bright & clean cup of coffee? The Origami S pour over dripper might just be your new favorite method. In just a few minutes, you can enjoy a bright, balanced, and flavorful cup with a brewing process that’s both meditative and rewarding. Whether you’re new to making pour overs or are a seasoned enthusiast, the Origami S offers precision, consistency, and full control over your brew for the perfect cup every time.
What You’ll Need
Origami S Dripper & Filter
Coffee Grinder & Whole Bean Coffee OR Medium-Fine Ground Coffee
Hot Water (Preferably from a gooseneck or slow pour Kettle)
Scale with Timer (Highly Recommended!)
Carafe or Mug
How to Brew
Heat water to 195-200F. Pour water over filter to rinse it, and pour out the excess water.
Grind & add 15 grams (~1 heaping tablespoon) of coffee to your Origami S dripper (1:16 coffee to water ratio).
Level the brew bed, and start the bloom pour by adding 40g of water, ensuring all coffee grounds are evenly saturated. Let it sit for 30-45 seconds.
Using slow, controlled circles, add water to 100g. Do 3 additional pours of 50g each every 30 seconds until you reach a total of 250g.
Let the water fully draw down. Total time should take 3-4 minutes.
Swirl your brewed coffee, pour into your favorite mug, and enjoy!
Quick Tips
Rinsing your filter with hot water before brewing will help to remove any paper taste & preheat your dripper and mug.
Experiment with your pour rate, grind size, and water temperature to fine tune your ideal flavor profile.
The bloom phase is crucial! It releases trapped gases for better extraction, so don’t skip it.
If your coffee is tasting weak or sour: try grinding finer, using hotter water, or pouring slower.
If your coffee is tasting bitter or too heavy: try grinding coarser, using cooler water, or pouring faster.
Happy Brewing!
We love using the Origami S dripper because it brings out the delicate nuances and vibrant acidity in coffee. Plus, it’s a beautiful brewing tool that adds a touch of artistry to your morning routine. Next time you brew, play around with your technique, try different coffees, and discover your perfect cup. When you do, we’d love to hear about it! Share your experience with us and let’s keep the coffee conversation flowing!
