I wanted to minimize the amount of coffee gear I buy, so it took me a while to decide which flat bottom brewer I wanted. I'm happy with choosing the B75 as my first and only flat bottom brewer. Now I can simply focus on buying good coffee and mastering the one brewer.

Watching this as I enjoy my first ever cup with my B75 that I got today in the mail, what a coincidence!

I was pleasantly surprised at how good the performance of this dripper is!! specially with orea recipes or coffee with April recipes

Agreed 1000% on the kettle height thing. I tried to train my hands to do level with the pouring I found the cups I been brewing to be so much more predictable.

so much more affordable than orea and april. been planning to get orea or april for faster flow rate but the price is crazy for a plastic. Timemore B75 is the best bang for buck dripper.

I bought my B75 yesterday at WOFEX event. Tried this morning and I agree on all what you've mentioned. I think this is going to be my daily driver method for now. I've been using V60 for long but will settle in for the meantime brewing on a flat bottom dripper.

I have this B75 brewer for over a month as well and im actually enjoying it. Sometimes I get the middleground of body and clarity. Like extracting the good stuff. This is a quality product from time more and a much forging brewer.

I'm new to your videos, and i really like your clear and concise explanations as well as the solid advice amd reasoning. I have the B75 and really enjoy using it. My favourite results have been when using a cloth filter and a recipe of 13g to 200ml in 4 pours every 30 seconds. First two pours have a wdt stir, the 2nd two pours are with a mellodrip reaulting in sweet but complex cups.

Thank you! I'm using same as for V60 recipe with same grind settings on a C40 MK3 20-22 clicks and it's just as amazing. A bit different taste profile but very delicious

Just ordered one myself. after all discounts it was less than 6 euro's Which is a outright steal, if you compare it to its normal price.

Okay, you've "influenced" me to get a Kono, a Gabbi Master B, and now a B75 (and bags of expensive coffee of course). Before discovering your channel I really believed I was all set with my coffee stuff. I appreciate your channel and what you're doing for the local specialty coffee scene, but my wallet hates you. :p I suppose after years of using cone drippers, it's time to try my first flat-bottom. I'm still searching for the sweet spot with it but I see the potential. Anyway, thank you for making me coffee-rich (even if poorer in other ways).

Thank you for sharing the pouring technique and we shouldn't pour water in a crash but change to pouring water in a circular motion.

Thank you...

I have the B75 and the OREA v3. I think if someone isn't interested in bypass brewing the B75 is just as good. I probably actually the design of the B75 a little bit better. I like the ribs for the filter and the wider opening on the B75. The filter to me just fits nicely. I think the Kalita filter fits a bit odd on the OREA. I did have a couple questions on your technique in the video. So are you not doing a bloom? So something like: 0 Sec 50 gram circle pour Transition to 50 gram center pour 45 Sec repeat above What would be a typical drawdown time? I haven't tried a two pour. Really interested to try it.

I've been waiting for a nice alternative to the Kalita Wave. Not a fan of non-plastic brewers plus the Kalita Wave has that issue of sometimes clogging. Highly considering this brewer! Also, just a coincidence that I just bought your Peru coffee as well.

Wish they had a slightly bigger version that can handle Kalita 185 papers

I love your videos! Would love for you to try Aji Filters!

How do you find this compares to the April brewer?

Go finer for darker roast? Isn't it the other way around? You're gonna get so much bitterness going fine with darker roasts. And if you go coarse with light roasts, you won't extract much flavours at all.

Have you experienced staining at the bottom of the dripper? Mine stained after a brewed on it for around a month. How'd you prevent it if not

How does it compare to the Origami Air S? I've tried the Origami on a couple cafes and really enjoyed it, but haven't had the chance with the B75, I'm curious about how they differ

45 on ZP6 - is that 0.4.5? That seems pretty coarse. Is that what you usually use? Pretty new to mine Just tried 4.5.0 with Aprils recipe. Second pour I finished by 45s and it finished draining by 1m15s

Do you calibrate burr lock on your ZP6 to 0 clicks?

This is considered a faster brewer than a v60 or an april?

Are the 185 filters too big for this brewer?

Hi, would you be able to translate those zp6 clicks to comandante c40?