Get Better Tasting Espresso Every Day With The Brew Ledger

What Do You Get With The Brew Ledger?

Easily Improve Your Espresso With Every Shot

The layout gives you everything you need to track your espresso and start improving shot by shot.

Don't want to write much? Just add your grind and dose and you're on your way to tasty-town!

Love tracking every little detail? Then put in your temperature, your burr type, and your thoughts on every coffee.

So Much Better Than a Crummy App

If you're like me, you don't like using an app to track your coffee because it feels like work.

We're not tracking espressos to write a research paper about it! We just want delicious shots every day, to keep track of the perfect settings, and don't waste coffee beans next shot.

The Brew Ledger is a calm, relaxing part of your espresso routine. Not homework.

Techniques and Experiments to Try

Maybe you're stuck and your coffee isn't coming out right.

Well in the Brew Ledger there are 12 pages with advice, improvements and experiments to run that will help you get to that God Shot you've been looking for.

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FAQ

Can it be shipped to [my country]?

Please go through the checkout to see if it ships to your country. We ship to most countries depending on what is available with our delivery providers. All items are shipped from the UK so they may take some time to arrive, and shipping costs are heavily discounted.

How is this different from the free SCA cupping sheet you can download online?

SCA (and other) cupping sheets are more about giving you a framework for your coffee tasting and for grading the qulity of different beans. But I have never seen anything like The Brew Ledger, which is more about a dial in sheet for you to keep track of your own coffees and settings.

This is much more focussed on your own thoughts and assessments, and keeping a note for your future self to refer to rather than trying to objectively score your coffee.

Why isn't there a digital version?

I really wanted this book to be a physical thing. I don't like being constantly attached to my phone and I love my morning routine of pulling a shot and tasting the first sip of espresso. I felt like a high-quality physical book was much more in line with that philosophy of enjoying your coffee and taking your time with it than a digital product.