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Matt Perger at WBC 2013

I thought it was worth opening a thread to discuss some of the ideas demonstrated by Matt at this years WBCs.

I tried the espresso extracted into frozen cups, the idea being to present a coffee at body temperature to open up the flavour profile.

My initial reaction was that the first thing I noticed was actually the cold touch of the porcelain to the lips, the second impression was that I noticed the extraction was much more like the wonderful pours from my Caravel - not surprising given that the open boiler design of the Caravel means coffee is extracted at a lower temperature than most modern espresso machines are capable of.

I am also interested in experimenting with longer super Lungos but I am not sure thats going to be possible with a Lever!

Here is the video of Matt's performance in the semis for those that havent seen it yet,

http://new.livestream.com/accounts/3965928/events/2120943/videos/19527640/player

Comments

  • I know he introduced a lot of new variables into his routine, which some commentators thought might go against him, but when you look at the points that separated first from second places, there was very little in it I'm particularly intrigued by the filter-like extractions from the espresso machine which were then run through a filter - but I mean why wouldn't you just use a pour over filter to achieve the same result ? Or is that not within the rules ? ACg
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