Timer start rule
The event that starts the timer.
Time & Sequencing · Direct observation
How repeatably the timing sequence is executed.
Timing consistency describes whether the brew phases happen at the same intended moments across repeats.
Timing drift undermines recipe comparison even when all numbers look the same on paper.
Timing consistency is part of the Brew Supply AeroPress Wheel and helps brewers describe how repeatably the timing sequence is executed.
The event that starts the timer.
The target time by which grinding should be complete.
The time between initial wetting and the next major action.
When staged pours start and end.
When the filter cap is attached.
When stirring happens in the brew.
Measured total dissolved solids in the served beverage.
Calculated percentage of coffee mass extracted.
The liquid beverage mass collected or served.
The smell of the brewed coffee.