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Espresso methods extract the mostfor a few reasons. Using the finest grind means there is more contact between the coffee and water. Espresso also uses pressure, pushing more compounds out into the water.
While other methods brew for longer, this doesn't impact caffeine. This is because caffeine is water soluble and easy to extract, so it's released early in brewing.So, while espresso gives you the most concentrated product, this is delivered in a smaller volume , compared to much larger volumes for most other methods.defined a typical final serve of filter, percolator, and cold brews as 120ml.
Based on this math, cold brew actually comes out as the highest dose of caffeine per serve with almostAlthough cold brew uses cold water, and a larger grind size, it is brewed with a high coffee-to-water ratio, with extra beans needed in the brew. Of course,"standard serves" are a concept, not a reality – you can multiply serves and supersize any coffee beverage!
With the rising price of coffee, you might also be interested in extraction efficiency – how much caffeine you get for each gram of coffee input.Espresso methods vary but give an average of 10.5 milligrams per gram , compared to 9.7–10.2mg/g for most other methods.'Strength' is more than just caffeine
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