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Bitter Coffee Doesn't Always Mean Bad Coffee
Your brewing method could be extracting too much (or too little) from the beans.
Often means under-extracted.
- Try a finer grind
- Brew for more time
- Make sure your water is hot enough
Balanced flavor and smooth taste.
♡ Remember what you did and repeat it.
Often means over-extracted.
- Try a coarser grind
- Brew for less time
- Check your water isn't too hot
Light roast → brighter, more origin-driven flavors. Medium roast → balanced sweetness + body. Dark roast → deeper, roast-forward flavors.
So when you say "I don't like this coffee," you might just be drinking the wrong roast for your taste.
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