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Thoughts on the (unreleased) Pulsar brewer? (nextlevelbrewer.com)
submitted 1 year ago by biggerfisch@lemmy.world to c/coffee@lemmy.world
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NextLevel Pulsar Brewer Coming Soon! When we released the NextLevel LVL-10 brewer, we were happy with the results and enjoyed how easy it was to yield delicious, even and high extractions. At NextLevel we strive to constantly improve, so we brought on coffee-obsessed astrophysicist Jonathan Gagné to the team to help develop our new brewer, the Pulsar. Jonathan suggested adding a variable flow-rate valve as well as several other small modifications to the LVL-10, and we’re thrilled with the results! The valve allows the option of a long “steeped” bloom for more efficient prewetting of the coffee grounds. The valve and the “no bypass” brewer design provide an unlimited number of possible combinations of immersion and percolation. You imagination is the only limitation.

It sounds super promising to me, I like the idea of controlled flow zero bypass - sounds like it could do a bunch of different types of brewing possibly

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[–] kukkurovaca@sh.itjust.works 2 points 1 year ago

I want one for tea brewing more than coffee, because I like the idea of experimenting with percolation methods but most tea equipment doesn't allow that and most coffee equipment wouldn't work on tea unless you ground the tea.