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Let's get on with it now.

I'll go a little bit deeper into some of the features of the decent as we go, We're gonna be using a pretty simple profile on there's the default profile.

So it's a nice pre infusion up to nine bars in a slow rub back down to six.

And what you'll see during the shot is you'll see the pressure on screen in green and you'll see the flow in blue that a starter's off.

I'm just gonna put 18 grams in the basket on see what kind of a Florrick we've got going on.

And this shot is way, way too quick.

There's probably no point tasting this.

It brewed in, like, 23 seconds.

It's just too fast.

We're gonna have to go find on the grounder to get anywhere.

I think so.

Bring a little bit finer.

We had a nice, slow, a shot that's probably worth tasting now.

And to taste.

It was okay.

It was reasonably extracted, but we still had some unpleasant acidity, a little bit of astringency, a little bit of hollowness.

At this point, I think the sensible next step is again.

One more tweak, finer, and let's pull another shot so brewing again.

If we were to the chart, we're going to see something.

I think a little bit interesting.

We're going to see that even as the pressure declines, we see a kind of sudden uptick in flow rate.

That means that it's easier for the water to pass through the park.

And chances are that means that the bed prep the preparation off that puck before we brewed.

Well, that wasn't good enough.

So we've had some channeling.

We've had some issues here, So even though the brew time is okay, the taste of the shot is not bad, but it's not great.

We need to improve our prep, and this is a kind of unique insight to the decent.

You don't see this with many espresso machines you can't really see unless you using, say, third party software how your flow is changing in the shot.

But if you can see, then it's a pretty good idea to use that information.

Now this grinder is brand new, which isn't really on its side.

And also I don't love the way that it doses into the port of filter.

You get a little volcano in the middle of it that you have to sort of re arrange to improve.

What I'm gonna do is change the set up of the grinder so it doesn't grind into the port filter and instead grinds into its little grounds collection bin that it comes with.

This will give me a chance to sort of homogenized the grounds, redistribute them as I dosed them back in with a little funnel and hopefully improve my bed prep.

That should mean that for the next shot, we should have a much better tasting espresso, and we shouldn't see that same kind of rapid rise and flow towards the end of the shot.

So that shot it hits the numbers.

We have our brew ratios, right.

We have a no explosive increase in flow.

It looks good, but it doesn't taste right.

And this is where I realized that made us more mistake.

I wasn't paying attention to my brew temperatures.

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We were set down 88 so I went into the settings very quickly, jumped up the temperature to 93.

Andi, I kept everything the same and brood another shot on dhe.

It did brew a little bit quicker, actually.

So in that situation, I didn't want to start chasing my grand around.

All I thought I should do is just increase my dose a little bit.

So I took the dose from 18 to 18 and 1/2 on Dhe brewed that next shot on.

This was a nice way for me not to chase the ground around too much to make a small adjustment.

I was by no means at the upper end of dose.

So I did have that flexibility to make one simple change.

And so that half gram just increase the resistance a little bit, slowed the shot down just a little bit.

And lo and behold, we hit the numbers on the next espresso on that hot Abreu temperature.

Waas Transformative.

Now, I'm not saying that a small change of brew temperatures is a sensible tweak most of the time, but this was not a small tweak.

I was going from 88 up to 93.

That is a big jump on.

The effect was transformative.

This final espresso was very sweet, very balanced.

It was really well extracted.

It had a lovely intensity and texture, and it was what I would want from an espresso blend.

It was just very enjoyable to drink.

It had a great finish.

I wouldn't have bothered to tweaking or changing anything from there.

In effect, I made a few to share with people around the office, so I hope this was helpful.

I thought this was useful to you.

Or have you learned one or two things again?

Some of this is pretty specific to the decent, but that's kind of part and parcel off thes darling and videos.

We're going use all sorts of different equipment picked by my pager on supporters and who knows what will be brewing with next.

I'm going to say Thank you so much for watching on.

I hope you have a great day.