FAQ About Coffee Brewing

Coffee brewing is the process of extracting the soluble flavors and oils from coffee beans using hot water. The water is typically heated to a specific temperature and then poured over ground coffee beans. As the water passes through the coffee, it dissolves and extracts the soluble compounds, which are then collected in a container, such as a coffee pot or cup. The resulting liquid, known as coffee, is then consumed either hot or cold. The quality and flavor of the coffee depend on factors such as water temperature, grind size, coffee-to-water ratio, and brewing method.