Grinding & Brewing: Comandante C40 vs. Mischief M40 (A Quick Note: This Isn't the Final Verdict)
Here is the clean summary of the video transcript without any asterisks or hash symbols:Introduction and Calibration: CY introduces the Comandante C40 and the Mischief M40 hand grinders, demonstrating how he calibrates both from their zero-lock positions by listening for burr rubbing sounds.
Grind Comparison and Setup: After setting both grinders to grind a sample, CY notices that initial particle shapes and sizes differ between the two at the same setting (click 40), requiring adjustments to match the Comandante's output. He uses 15g of Ethiopian Guji Uraga beans for the test.
Grinding and Workflow Experience: CY notes differences in grinding feel and sound, mentioning that both can stall slightly, but the Comandante produces a deeper sound and handles the beans differently, while the M40 exhibits more static due to its slightly taller Red Clix component and different burr cuts producing more fines.
Brewing Test: Using identical plastic Hario V60 drippers, generic paper, and 92-degree water with a 1:15 ratio (poured up to 225g), CY brews a cup with the M40 (taking around 2 minutes 12 seconds) and one with the Comandante (around 2 minutes 5 seconds, flowing slightly faster).
Taste Comparison and Verdict: Tasting both cups side-by-side, CY finds the M40 cup sweet and juicy upfront but carrying a harsh, bitter note with less clarity, whereas the Comandante cup is clean, syrupy, bright, and free of unpleasant bitterness. However, he emphasizes this is not a fair final test yet, as the Comandante is fully seasoned with years of use, while the Mischief M40 is brand new and unseasoned.
In the video, I have also made a comment on the depth of red clix, this may be wrong as it actually depends on the coarseness of the grind. The coarser the grind size, the more the red clix will be pushed out and hence will be more protruding. Please pardon my ignorance when I made the video initially. Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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