FILTER LAB Workshop — 09-01

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Filter Lab — 2 hours

A two-hour, small-group workshop exploring pourover coffee through theory, brewing, and comparison. Learn how grind size, water, filters, and brewer choice shape extraction and flavour.

DETAILS


Date

09-01-2025
09:30 – 11:30

Duration

2 hours

Participants

Max. 5 people

Location

A.M.O.C. Roastery, Rotterdam

€85 per person

  • Included
  • Welcome coffee
  • Hands-on brewing session
  • Multiple brewers and coffees brewed
  • Printed cheat sheet with key takeaways

Get a  deep understanding of hand brewing, practical experience with different pourover methods, and clear tools to optimise filter coffee at home.

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Filter Lab is a focused, hands-on deep dive into the world of pourovers. Built for people who want to understand what actually happens during a hand brew, and how small decisions shape clarity, balance, and extraction.

In an intimate setting inside the A.M.O.C. roastery, we break down the core variables of filter coffee, grind size, water temperature, brew ratio, extraction time, filter paper, and brewer geometry. Not as abstract theory, but as tools you can actively use and adjust.

We start slow, with a welcome coffee on bar and a short walk through the roastery. Then we move into theory, covering why flat-bottom brewers behave differently from cones, how immersion changes extraction, how paper choice influences flow and mouthfeel, and how to read under- and overextraction in the cup.

From there, it is all practice. You will brew the same coffee on different brewers to experience how equipment alone changes flavour. Then we flip the script. Multiple coffees, multiple brewers, and you choose the combinations based on what you have learned. A practical challenge that turns theory into instinct.

Filter Lab is not about recipes to copy. It is about understanding cause and effect, so you can brew with confidence at home, regardless of the coffee or equipment in front of you.

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FILTER LAB Workshop — 09-01
FILTER LAB Workshop — 09-01

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