The Brew Ledger *Limited First Edition*

The Brew Ledger is a journal that helps you track your espresso and waste fewer beans.

If you’re an espresso lover you might have many different beans at the same time, or like to try new coffees. When you change beans, you need to re-dial in your coffee, and the chance of you forgetting what settings you used is pretty high. 

Well now you have The Brew Ledger, where you can keep your dial-in settings and notes in a beautiful way to quickly refer to when switching beans, so you don't waste your beans because you forgot the settings you used.

Better tasting coffee and less waste!

Beautifully designed espresso dial in layout

The layout gives space for all of your most important variables like grind, dose, yield, time, temperature and more. There’s a comments box for you to add any other details, a section to write what gear you are using and of course a section for tasting notes and comments.

If you like a particular coffee a lot, every corner has a little star you can fill in to remind yourself of your favourite beans.

High quality materials and printing

The cover is made of faux crushed leather with gold foil, so picking this up every day to take your espresso notes will be an mindful and calming part of your morning routine.

The main writing pages are 120gsm cream coloured paper, so you can write on them even with a fountain pen without bleeding through.

Each standard layout page gives you space to write all the details of your coffee to help you not only keep your dial in notes, but over time improve your ability to dial in coffee quickly and get the most out of your coffee beans. 

There is a ribbon to keep your page, and a little star at the top you can fill in to find your favourite coffees faster.

Espresso Techniques, Ideas and Tips with beautiful photography

When I first started making this book, I wanted to bring in some of my thoughts about making espresso better, so I wrote sections about how important the grinder is for espresso, how to dial in faster, what gear to use, what water to use and other interesting and useful topics. 

And to present this beautifully I took photographs to illustrate these interesting and complex parts of the espresso making process.