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Moksha Coffee Company

The Brewing Guide

Cafe results, your kitchen.

Pick your craft, then scroll the machines that make it. Every method shows the drinks it makes and the exact ratios, temperatures, and timing to nail them.

Coffee

Six machines, one obsession: getting the most out of every bean. Find your method, then dial it in.

1

Espresso

Pro

Espresso machine + portafilter

The concentrated heart of cafe culture. Nine bars of pressure pull a syrupy shot in under 30 seconds — the base for everything from a cortado to an iced latte.

Ratio
1:2 — 18g in, ~36g out
Grind
Fine
Temp
92–96°C / 198–205°F
Time
25–30 sec shot

Best results: Chase a 25–30s pull. Faster is sour and under-extracted; slower turns bitter. Adjust the grind, not the time.

2

Pour-over

Medium

V60 / Kalita dripper + gooseneck kettle

The purist's cup. A slow, even pour through a paper filter gives you the cleanest, most aromatic expression of a single origin — tea-like clarity, no muddiness.

Ratio
1:16 — 20g coffee : 320g water
Grind
Medium-fine
Temp
92–96°C / 198–205°F
Time
2:30–3:00 total

Best results: Bloom with 2× the coffee weight in water for 30s first — it degasses the grounds and evens out extraction.

3

French press

Easy

French press (immersion)

Full immersion, full body. Grounds steep freely and a metal mesh keeps the oils in — so you get a rich, rounded, forgiving cup with zero paper filter.

Ratio
1:15 — 30g coffee : 450g water
Grind
Coarse
Temp
94–96°C / 200–205°F
Time
4:00 steep

Best results: At 4 minutes, break the crust and skim the foam before plunging — a cleaner cup with far less sediment.

Drinks you can make

Hot

French press

Bold, heavy-bodied, richly textured.

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Hot

Press au lait

Stirred half-and-half with hot milk.

4

AeroPress

Easy

AeroPress

The travel-friendly wildcard. Air pressure and a short steep make a smooth, low-bitterness cup or a punchy concentrate — and it's basically un-messable-up.

Ratio
1:14 — 15g coffee : 210g water
Grind
Medium-fine
Temp
80–90°C / 175–195°F
Time
1:30 total

Best results: Lower the water to ~85°C to tame bitterness — perfect for darker roasts like our Guatemala.

Drinks you can make

Hot

AeroPress cup

Smooth, clean, single-serve.

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Hot

Concentrate + milk

Strong brew loosened with hot milk.

Cold

Iced AeroPress

Concentrate pressed over a glass of ice.

5

Moka pot

Medium

Stovetop moka pot

Italy's stovetop espresso. Steam pressure pushes water up through the grounds for a bold, intense brew with a fraction of an espresso machine's footprint.

Ratio
Fill the basket level; water to the valve
Grind
Fine-medium
Temp
Medium heat, lid open
Time
4–5 min

Best results: Pull it off the heat the instant it gurgles and sputters — that hiss is over-extraction starting.

Drinks you can make

Hot

Moka shot

Bold, espresso-style stovetop coffee.

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Hot

Moka cortado

Cut with a splash of warm milk.

Cold

Iced moka

Brewed strong, poured over ice.

6

Cold brew

Easy

Immersion jar / cold-brew maker

Patience in a jar. A long, cold steep pulls sweetness and body while leaving the harsh acids behind — the smoothest, most sippable coffee you can make.

Ratio
1:8 concentrate — 100g coffee : 800g water
Grind
Coarse
Temp
Room temp or fridge
Time
12–18 hours steep

Best results: Steep 16h, then dilute the concentrate 1:1 with water or milk over ice. Keeps 7 days in the fridge.

Dial it in over time

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