Türk Kahvesi

Since Turkish coffee is a coffee with its own characteristics, its brewing style differs from other coffees around the world. The secret to fully reveal the aroma of the world's finest ground coffee comes from its brewing style.

There are some things to consider when brewing Turkish coffee. The first of these is about the water added to the coffee… It is often said that using cold water would make the coffee most delicious, however contrary to what is said in most places, warm water should be used when brewing Turkish Coffee. Warm water prevents the coffee from getting bitter. Apart from water, the coffee brewing equipment we use is also important.

Copper coffee pots has become the most traditional way of brewing Turkish coffee.

Another important thing to remember is that after adding your ground coffee and warm water, removing the coffee pot from the heat is incredibly important before it starts to boil.

Because in this way, the aroma of the coffee comes out in a palpable way. If you let the coffee boil, the taste will become bitter. In addition, after the coffee is made, it is necessary to wait 2-3 minutes before drinking it. Thus, the coffee grounds sink to the bottom and a delicious Turkish coffee pleasure awaits you.

How to brew?

1
Cezve
ADD COFFEE

Put 1 cup of water and 1 dessert spoon of coffee for each cup of coffee in the coffee pot.

2
Cezve
MIX WELL

Mix it well and place the coffee pot on low heat.

3
Cezve
DIVIDE THE FOAM

Divide the foam formed on the coffee into the cups.

4
Fincan
POUR INTO CUPS

Bring to a boil again and pour the remaining coffee into the cups.
Bon appetit!