When in doubt, change one variable at a time. First, adjust the grind size—it's the biggest lever. Then check water temperature. Finally, refine your pour technique. Changing everything at once makes it impossible to know what worked.
Start with a medium-fine grind (like table salt), water at 200°F, and a 1:16 ratio. Brew once, taste, then adjust one thing. That's the fastest path to a consistently great cup.
Got a pour-over problem that's not on this list? Jump into the Windbar Community and ask—someone's probably fixed it already. And if you're looking to upgrade your gear, check out the RAMI Coffee merch for kettles, filters, and mugs built for better brewing.





