"Essentially a WDT tool built for pourover and drip coffee, the Bloom features needles extending from a handle that users can employ to stir and optimize ground coffee inside a filter before adding water. The Bloom's smooth, corrosion-resistant and anti-static needles redistribute fines and isolate chaff for cleaner brews less prone to clogging or channeling, according to Nucleus. The needles break down hidden air pockets, improving extraction consistency for greater clarity, texture and flavor."
""The Bloom was designed first and foremost with filter brewing in mind, as that is where we have experienced the most inconsistency, brew to brew," Jordan Montgomery, Nucleus's head of European sales, told Daily Coffee News. "However, we've conducted extensive testing across a range of coffee grounds and preparation methods, including espresso, batch brewers and ground coffee by itself in a container.""
The Bloom is a dry pourover and drip coffee preparation tool that functions as a WDT-style agitator to stir and optimize ground coffee inside a filter before adding water. Its smooth, corrosion-resistant and anti-static needles redistribute fines and isolate chaff, reduce clogging and channeling, and break down hidden air pockets to improve extraction consistency, clarity, texture, and flavor. Users can set needle number and position in two modes: straight for conical beds or flared for flat-bottom beds. The closed, bullet-shaped device includes a FlowTip indentation tool that creates a center divot for consistent bed depth, even saturation, and controlled gas release during bloom. Components are thermoplastic, aluminum, silicone, and proprietary static-mitigating needle material.
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