Origami Pour Over
Created: 2026-11-13 10:45
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The Origami Dripper is a versatile porcelain or resin brewer featuring 20 deep vertical ribs (flutes) that control air channels and bypass. By alternating between flat-bottom (Kalita Wave) and conical (V60/Cafec) paper filters, the Origami shifts between high-sweetness, round body brews and bright, high-clarity extractions.
Equipment & Baseline Parameters
- Brewer: Origami Dripper (S or M)
- Filter Options:
- Conical Filter (V60 / Cafec Abaca): High bypass air channels between flutes $\rightarrow$ faster flow, vibrant acidity, floral clarity.
- Flat-Bottom Wave Filter (Kalita 155 / 185): Hugs the 20 ribs closely $\rightarrow$ restricted bypass, more uniform bed depth, enhanced sweetness and rounder body.
- Grinder & Baseline Setting:
- Timemore Chestnut C3S Pro: 14–16 clicks (Conical filter: 13–15 clicks; Wave filter: 15–16 clicks)
- Dose ($D$): 15.0g
- Water ($Y$): 250.0g (Ratio 1:16.7)
- Water Temperature: 92°C–95°C on gooseneck kettle
- Target Total Brew Time: 2:30 – 3:00
Step-by-Step Protocol (15g : 250g)
- Preparation: Place filter (Conical or Wave) gently into the Origami grooves and rinse with hot water from the kettle to seal and preheat. Add 15.0g ground coffee and level the bed.
- Bloom (0:00 – 0:40): Pour 45g water in a slow center-out spiral. Give a very gentle swirl (avoiding collapsing Wave filter pleats) and let bloom for 40 seconds.
- First Pour — Acidity & Fruit (0:40 – 1:10): Pour from the center outward in tight concentric circles up to 150g. Keep the kettle spout low to minimize excessive turbulence.
- Second Pour — Sweetness & Body (1:10 – 1:45): Once the water level drops halfway, pour gently mostly in the center (coin-sized circle) up to 250g.
- Drawdown (1:45 – 2:45): Give a slight final wiggle to level the bed and allow complete drawdown.
Filter Selection & Dial-In Guide
| Filter Type | Ideal Coffee Style | C3S Pro Grind | Cup Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Conical (V60) | Washed Ethiopians, Kenyans, Floral Geishas | 13–15 clicks | Crisp acidity, fast flow, distinct fruit & floral separation. |
| Flat Wave (Kalita) | Naturals, Honey Process, Colombians, Sweet Mediums | 15–16 clicks | Syrupy body, caramel/stone-fruit sweetness, forgiving extraction. |
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