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Any Coffee Drip Bag Set Of 5
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Scroll downThese little coffee bags are what save us when we travel. They are your portable filter coffee, great for when you are travelling, short on time or to keep at the office for a quick and delicious coffee. Simply pop open the arms, tear off the top of the little muslin bag and pour hot water in 3 steps.
Details
Medium Roast Blend: 70% Tanzania-washed & 30% Guatemala Washed
5 individual coffee serve bags
How To Make
The trick is to pour 160g of hot water over 3 pours
30g of hot water for first pour, wait 40 seconds
90g in the second pour and wait for the water to drain completely
Add remaining water to make 160g, then wait to drain completely
Story
In 2019 we were in Nara from a work trip with JETRO. Being on Australian time, we woke super early and roamed the quiet streets. If you have ever been to Japan you will know that they don't have the same early morning coffee culture as we do. So it was to my surprise that open at 7am was Any, a cute little cafe off the main strip in Nara. The coffee was amazing, as was the homemade granola. We went back every day for our coffee fix and now still call the owners, Chiharu & Yutaro today.
About
ANY is a hotel and speciality coffee roaster in Nara City Founded by Chiharu and Yutaro, who met in Melbourne working as baristas, they moved back to Japan together to share their coffee expertise. ANY creates experiences through coffee as 'a place to weave stories' from a local and global perspective. At their cafe in Nara they serve homemade granola, pour-over and batch brew, as well as their renowned flat whites.
Origin
Nara, Japan
34.6994° N, 135.8464° E
Nara is the capital of Japan's Nara Prefecture, in south-central Honshu. The city has significant temples and artwork dating to the 8th century, when it was Japan's capital. Deer roam in Nara Park, site of Tōdai-ji temple.