Additional Information  ASOBU® Pour Over Coffee-To-Water Ratio: Our recommendation is a 1:15 coffee-to-water ratio for this ASOBU Pour Over Brewer. For every 1 gram of coffee, you'll need 15 gram of water. This is equivalent to roughly 3 tablespoons of coffee for every 1 cup of water. You may also adjust these quantities according to your taste. You will need 1000 grams (33 oz.) of (filtered) water, 66 grams (2.32 oz.) of freshly medium-coarse ground coffee, digital kitchen scale, timer and kettle. Step 1: Bring water to a boil. Step 2: Assemble the Pour Over by screwing the brewer onto the grip and onto the carafe. Place stainless steel filter into the brewer. Add coffee grounds to the filter and tap lightly to level out the coffee. Place the assembled pour over brewer onto a digital kitchen scale and set the scale to zero. Step 3: You will pour boiled water four separate times to prepare this coffee. The first pour will make the coffee "bloom", you will notice the coffee grinds will rise in the brewer. Start a timer. Start by pouring water slowly over the coffee, from the outer rim, in slow and steady circular motions, moving toward the center of the grounds. When the scale shows 130 grams stop pouring water. All the grounds must be saturated; add a little more water if needed. This 1st pour should take about 15 seconds. Let the coffee drip into the carafe and wait another 30 seconds before starting the second pour. Step 4: This second pour will require you to reverse the pattern of saturation. Start at the center and pour in circular motions toward the outside edge. Then reverse again towards the middle to finish off the pour. During this 2nd pour, all of the grounds will get stirred gently and enhance the extraction process. Let the coffee drain into the carafe for 45-65 seconds. Step 5: For the 3rd pour, repeat the same saturation pattern as described above. Repeat until all 1000 grams of water has been poured in. Let the coffee drain into the carafe for approximately 20 seconds.