Aeropress Original Coffee Press

I managed to get a reputation as a bit of a weirdo at my old work for taking in a hand grinder and an aeropress! I'll drink instant at a pinch but not enough to make it my daily driver if I can sort o

Anyone who likes coffee generally would probably opt for a aeropress

There really is no way around it, either you like less concetrated beverages like v60 and aeropress or you hate them.

He just bought into the hype without ever trying an Aeropress coffee before.

Aeropress can make concentrates but is at its core a filter strength coffee maker, it cant make espresso, you can get really interesting flavours with a good body using the aeropress so maybe try some

The Aeropress obviously cannot do a real Espresso, that shouldn’t be expected from it. But it can definitely make a banger great coffee.

The Aeropress obviously cannot do a real Espresso

The “hype” of the Aeropress is its ease of use, simplicity, and repeatability. It takes almost all the “technique” out of brewing good coffee.

AP strength is no fuss, very good extraction and a perfect portability. Don't force it, but it is definitely something to enjoy!

I like aeropress to make a iced coffee for when I'm too lazy to do pourover

My favorite new recipe is Joseph Roberson’s faux espresso from Aeromatic. I’ve adjusted it some, but it’s 20g ground fine, 60g water (I bumped it up to 100). I fill my 1zpresso Q, grind it some and ad

The Aeropress Flow Control Filter Cap IMHO gives the brew a little more body and a faux crema—really foam. The foam has a mild bitter edge while the coffee is subtlety sweet.

I swear by my process: dark roast espresso beans that I grind before I make my coffee, fine grind, bloom at 70C for 2 mins, steep at 85C for a few mins. Always beautifully dense with a rich, full crem

I make great coffee in my aeropress even using walmart brand pre ground.