LOIS Origami Dripper

Barista’s Dream Dripper That Inspires Your Creative Mind
<NOTE: This product DOES NOT come with a holder. Please purchase a holder separately here.>

Features

• Makes up to 2 cups of pour-over, filter coffee
  Achieves professional standards of flavor control
• Comes in a beautiful box with design blueprint
• Details

Some may came across “Origami” before – ori means “folding”, and g(k)ami means “paper” – which is a Japanese art of paper folding (paper cranes may be the most famous of this kind.) This beautiful ORIGAMI Dripper is inspired by the spirit of the playfully colorful, creative but delicate craft loved for centuries.

The Origami Dripper is one of the most beautiful pour over brewers on the market. It doesn’t only look great though—it has the potential to make an excellent cup of coffee. This Origami pour over recipe comes from Alexander Mills. Alex has one of the most helpful coffee Instagram accounts that always features down to earth, incredibly helpful and approachable coffee tips. The Origami is a great brewer because it allows you to brew smaller doses. This small, 12.5 gram recipe is great because it’s repeatable and scaleable. One bloom followed by one pour is about as simple as it gets, and if you want to brew more volume then you can easily scale the recipe using a 1:16 ratio (keeping the bloom and single pour).

Origami Dripper Pour Over Recipe

A small, incredibly simple pour over coffee recipe for the Origami brewer.

PREP TIME 3 mins

BREW TIME 2 mins

SERVINGS 1 serving

EQUIPMENT

• Origami pour over dripper
• Coffee filters

INGREDIENTS

• 12.5 grams coffee ground medium fine to fine
• 200 grams 210°F (99°C) water

INSTRUCTIONS

• Grind coffee, pre-rinse filter and add coffee to filter
• Bloom coffee with 40 grams of water and agitate with a few gentle swirls of the dripper
• At 0:40 pour the rest of the water (160 grams) in slow, concentric circles up to the target weight, finishing with your last pour around the outside of the filter. Gently swirl the brewer one more time.
• Allow the water to draw down. The total brew time should be around 2 minutes.

NOTE

If you want a larger brew, simply scale this recipe using a 1:16 ratio and keep to a single bloom and one long pour.

Prefer a more visual version of the brew recipe?

I created infographics of each recipe, which you can see below. You can also find it on Instagram here.