We'll explain why your coffee doesn't taste good.
Is the taste of your coffee not as expected? We'll show you how you can improve the enjoyment of your cup of coffee and what you should pay attention to if the taste isn't what you expected. Our detailed videos will guide you step by step through the most important aspects. Dive in and find out more!
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Why is the coffee too sour?
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Why is the coffee too bitter?
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Why is the coffee too weak?
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How your coffee tastes does not depend solely on the quality of the coffee, but rather on many factors. In addition to the
The method of preparation, the amount of water and coffee, the degree of grinding or water used, the time of day, your personal well-being, previously consumed foods and possible smoking all affect the taste sensation.
Source of error 1: My coffee has too little aroma
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Causes:
The coffee was ground too long ago (remember, flavors are fleeting!)
The roast is too old. We recommend using whole beans within 4 months if you store the beans sealed. After
Once opened, you should use up bean coffee within 4 – 8 weeks and ground coffee within 4 weeksIncorrect storage of the coffee. Possible sources of error: packaging
not properly closed, beans transferred to translucent containers, stored in the refrigerator or in a place that is too warmThe coffee dosage is too low
Your coffee is ground too coarsely and therefore the extraction time is too short
The water used is too cold – we recommend a water temperature of 94° – 96°C
The water hardness is too high (over 6°dH)
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Solutions
Grind your coffee as freshly as possible before use
Don’t let your coffee get too old
Make sure to close your coffee well and store it in a cool place
Pay attention to the exact dosage of your coffee
Adjust the grind setting
Note the temperature of the water used
Determine the hardness of your water
Source of error 1: My coffee has too little aroma
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Causes:
The coffee was ground too long ago (remember, flavors are fleeting!)
The roast is too old. We recommend whole beans within 4
months if you store the beans sealed. After
You should open bean coffee within 4 – 8 weeks and
Use ground coffee within 4 weeksIncorrect storage of the coffee. Possible sources of error: packaging
not properly sealed, beans in translucent containers
refilled, stored in the refrigerator or in a place that is too warmThe coffee dosage is too low
Your coffee is ground too coarsely and therefore the extraction time is too short
The water used is too cold – we recommend a water temperature of 94° – 96°C
The water hardness is too high (over 6°dH)
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Solutions
Grind your coffee as freshly as possible before use
Don’t let your coffee get too old
Make sure to close your coffee well and store it in a cool place
Pay attention to the exact dosage of your coffee
Adjust the grind setting
Note the temperature of the water used
Determine the hardness of your water