Alternative Brewing | How To: Chemex | Crema Coffee Garage

Welcome to our brand new How To series where we demonstrate how to use the alternative brewing equipment that we stock!

First up, the Chemex, available in store at our Brisbane & Newcastle locations!

The Chemex Coffee Maker is a jug style brewer that pour over lovers will find familiar in style. Purity is the Chemex goal, in both its aesthetic and functionality.

Stay tuned for more How To videos soon!

[jaymesguy]

Very good coffee tutorials from this person. Clear and concise and full of common sense. Love it.

[vonrickroberts]

Simple and easiest tutorial ive seen. Thank you

[scotthayman]

Just started using my Chemex. Loved this presentation, clear and informative and not complicated. Recommend for any beginner experimenting with coffee. Thank you!

[benjamenpariyar]

Thank you for the information ma'am. Really simple and easy to understand. This video helped me alot

[fruitcoder]

Thanks for your video. Would be great if you put the amount of water, brewing temperature, amount of coffee and grinding size at the beginning of the video and (or) in the description

[TonatiuhOrtega]

What about multiple pours? I haven't tried with two I usually do five pours in 3:30 minutes. Similar to what I do on V60.

[abnerdelvalle]

Great video
Ive been looking for chemex video tips but this video helps me alot.

But i got one question if you just dont mind. Hope you can help me with this.

What would be the best temperature for brewing chemex? Thankyou in advance!

[wsworkman]

Thank you! I love my Chemex! What grinder brand and model do you suggest for the best grind for my Chemex? (both electric and manual grinders.) Thank you.

[michaelwebster]

Lovely tutorial. Just one question, you say that the bloom pour is 40 mls. Do you mean grams or milli liters?

[OlegMikhel]

Nice presentation, thnx! One question - what is the grinding size?

But the waste liquid; is the pulling short on extraction beneficial to taste?

[francescagangai]

Hello, I'd like to know how many ml of coffee are left after you have removed the filter. I've seen your poured 300ml, but I guess part of this water remains in the filter, then I'm wondering how much coffee to drink you can actually prepare with the dosage you suggested.
I'm asking because I'm wondering if it's better to buy the 3cups or the 6cups for two persons.
Thanks a lot!

[klarinetta]

I have both the 3 cup and also 6 and 8 cup brewers and no matter what I do the coffee always overextracts in the 3 cup brewer probably do to the depht of the coffee bed.
Tried different grind sizes and water to coffee ratio without any luck. No problem with larger brewers.

[gideonalenwi]

how do u no the quantity of to pow? what is the grand size of coffee for chemex and what is the temperature of water? and what is the ratio thanks

[twitiecharity]

Hi tutorial if I want to make my one cup chemex how many grams of water and coffee do I use? Thx

[Assenayo]

I noticed it's much more narrow than the classic 6 cup classic, has this lead to a difference in how it brews/tastes?

[Steph-okhd]

What’s the weight of the grounded coffee ?

[keithkimbrell]

Why are you weighing the water on the scale? 1 gram of water is equal to 1 millimeter of water. Why don’t you simply measure the HOH and pour?

[TheOneAndOnlySame]

You're all using the same shitty video grading which makes coffee look like piss...