About this Event
Would you like to explore coffee the way people do with wine? This module is made for those who love precise, thoughtful gestures and want to endlessly explore coffee terroirs. Together, we’ll dive into several slow brewing methods (V60, Switch, AeroPress…) to understand how water, temperature, and grind size shape the flavors in your cup. You’ll see how just a few small adjustments can completely transform your morning coffee and make it truly incredible.
You will learn how to:
- Master several slow manual brewing methods
- Adjust your recipes according to the equipment and coffee you’re using
- Understand the foundations to make the best coffee in the world at home
Highly recommended before joining this slow brew workshop: the Coffee Sommellerie Masterclass!
The workshop will give you the chance to experiment for yourself while understanding the logic behind coffee extraction. We’ll talk ratios, brew times, and grind size — always in a clear, visual, and approachable way. My goal is for you to truly understand what you’re doing, so you can recreate (and even improve!) your brews at home.
It’s also the perfect moment to slow down, rediscover the rich aromas of a well-made coffee, and build a daily ritual. Slow coffee is a way to treat your palate… and yourself.
We’ll also take the time to explore other brewing methods like cold brew — perfect for summer — as well as batch brew, which means preparing coffee in larger quantities using a percolator machine. These complementary techniques will help you expand your recipe toolkit and better understand how to adapt your extractions depending on the format and the situation, while always mastering the fundamentals of brewing.
OK COFFEE: BETTER COFFEE, NOW!
OK Coffee is an independent platform dedicated to promoting specialty coffee through activities like courses, coffee tours, and consulting services.
With OK Coffee, you can:
• Drink better coffee, right now!
• Discover top-notch spots on our coffee tours
• Learn all about coffee theory and brewing techniques
• Get tailored advice for your professional coffee projects
• Ditch bad coffee thanks to our curated coffee maps
• Join a growing specialty coffee community
Its founder, Thomas Wyngaard, is an independent consultant, educator (certified by the Specialty Coffee Association from January 2018 to April 2021), coffee tour guide, and broadcaster. Trained in France, Poland, and Estonia, Thomas sharpened his skills with Belgium’s finest before spending nearly 2 years in New York as a trainer and advisor. Now back in Europe, he’s on a mission to help make the world a better place — one bean at a time.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Addis Stories, 48 Rue du Vieux Marché aux Grains, Brussels, Belgium
EUR 150.00
