Orea Big Boy Brewer
Orea Big Boy Brewer
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The new kid on the block
Introducing the Big Boy Brewer from OREA that promises a lot of what people love in Orea's smaller 1-4 cup brewers to much bigger volumes of coffee.
For two or more
The Big Boy is made for big brews, with an optimal dose range of 40g-60g of coffee for 600ml to 1 litre. You can go as low as 32g or as high as 80g with the right recipe, but we recommend to keep pours big (200ml+ per pour) for optimal performance. So if you brew lower quantities, grind finer and use bigger pours. Every Big Boy brewer comes with guides in the box for recipes for two, three, or more people.
Unclogable design
The Big Boy has a unique bottom design that uses a series of tall teeth/ridges to hold the paper up perfectly straight and always allow for airflow under the bed. The brewer itself will not clog, stop dripping due to suction etc but if you grind too fine or if your grinder is not very good in general, the paper filter itself may clog. Some coffees will naturally drain slower than others as they provide different resistance to water, based on processing method, roast style, etc. However the device itself will not get in the way, providing a huge 8cm opening at the bottom through the use of the ridges. In addition, there is a big exit hole in the middle that will always keep the coffee flowing.
Brew for 2 or more in 3-4 minutes
With the right recipes and for most coffees, you can brew 600ml to 1 litre in about 3-4 minutes. You can push this if you use the Negotiator system along with a fast paper like the Sibarist FAST. You can also push it by manipulating grind size and pouring volume, it really depends what you are looking for. But like all of the Orea range, you can also keep it simple, use the Orea wave filters or the Kalita wave filters.
Batch sizes without the batchy taste
With the Orea Big Boy Brewer you can brew bigger batches with increased clarity and sweetness. Batch brewed coffee is known for tasting batchy. When designing the Big Boy Brewer Orea wanted to scale up the taste profile of the Orea V3 Brewer and we think they managed to get as close as one can get. Orea want the option to brew for more people, quicker but without the stewed batchy taste.
Compatible with our flat papers and the Negotiator
For those that enjoy more paper options, the Big Boy is compatible with all of our Large/185 flat papers when using the Big Boy Negotiator tool. This is a simple way to insert a FAST Sibarist paper, the new Type C - Clarity paper, or our classic Type G flat paper. Experiment with faster brew times, finer grinds and different cup profiles while creating more space in the brewer with a super-precise tight fit of the paper to the brewer walls. Due to the design of the brewer, you will always have fast flowing brews even when using this method.
Product Details:
Ideal Brewing Range | 40g - 60g (600ml to 1L) [21oz to 35oz] |
Brewing quantity | For 2-5 people |
Compatible Negotiator | Big Boy Negotiator |
Compatible Paper Filters |
Kalita Wave Filters (185) |
Bottom size | 8cm [3.14 inch] |
Weight | 50g |
Material | FDA & EU Approved Polypropylene (BPA-Free) |
Manufacturing information | Made in Taiwan |
Dimensions
Dimensions
Materials
Materials
POUR OVER COFFEE QUADRANT
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POUR OVER RATIO
Generally Pour Over and Filter Coffee have a water to coffee ratio of 1:15.
Although it is important to know that some coffee tastes better at a lower or higher ratio and that numbers are just a guide. -
POUR OVER BREW TIME
Depending on a range of different factors your pour over coffee might be really quick and only last 1 minute or can last up to 10 minutes. Most pour overs generally take around 2-4 minutes and consistently long pour overs may be a result of stalling.
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WATER FOR POUR OVER COFFEE
Water For CoffeeThe hotter your water is the higher amount of extraction will occur. Put simply, this is all you need to know but when it comes down to dialling-in your coffee you can change your water temperature to change the flavour of your coffee.
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BREW METHODS
The method, technique and overall recipe you use to brew your pour over coffee is known as your 'Brew Method'.
Depending on how many pours your use, the level of agitation when pouring and the brewing equipment you use will all determin how your coffee will taste.