To infuse your Bibo drinks, the Chemex stands out for its elegance and efficiency. It offers a refined taste experience. In this article you will discover how to enhance your hot drinks with a Chemex infusion, and you will learn a little more about this infusion method!
What is Chemex?
Invented in 1941 by chemist Peter Schlumbohm, the Chemex is both a design object and an exceptional infusion tool. Recognizable by its slender shape and wooden neck, it uses a thick paper filter which allows for slow and controlled extraction, capturing oils and sediment for a clear, pure coffee with subtle aromas. When it comes to preparing L'Original or La Chic , the Chemex infusion reveals their flavors very precisely. You will enjoy a smooth infusion and subtle notes.
Why choose Chemex with your Bibo hot drinks?
Infusing Chemex with our drinks is a celebration of simplicity and purity. This method underlines our commitment to a more thoughtful and qualitative approach to the consumption of hot drinks, aligned with our vision of healthy, organic and responsible food.
Key Ingredients
- 15g of La Chic (ground or kept as is) or L'Original
- 400 of water at 95°C,
- A Chemex and its paper filter.
The 5-step brewing method
1. Preparation: Place the paper filter in the Chemex. Rinse it with hot water to remove the paper taste and preheat the Chemex. Pour out the rinsing water.
2. Pre-infuse: Place your chemex on a scale. Pour in your ground chicory (or not!) or your Original grains. Tare the scale, and add 90g of water, taking care to wet all the grains well.
3. Pour: From 30 seconds, pour up to 250g of circulating water, without touching the filter.
4. Pour again: From 1m30, pour up to 400g of water in a circular motion, always without touching the filter.
5. Enjoy: Once the infusion is finished, remove the filter, mix Bibo in the carafe to homogenize it. Enjoy!
Take the time to appreciate your Bibo! And yes, a chemex infusion, in our opinion, is much more than a method of preparation... On the contrary, it is rather an invitation to take a moment for yourself, to appreciate simplicity, to taste a drink which awakens the senses.