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The AeroPress is one of the simplest coffee-making apparatuses to use on the market. Its design makes it very versatile and portable, allowing you to produce quality filter style coffee wherever you are i.e. at home or out camping.
There are always certain variables that effect the brewing process and it’s important to understand these before you can begin to experiment. For example, coffee, dosage, grind size, brew ratios, water, level of agitation etc.
In this video and stepped out below, we will provide you with a detailed tutorial on how to brew an AeroPress, using our Maragogype Nicaraguan coffee.
What makes this brewing method interesting is that that it has its own dedicated World AeroPress Championships. Here competitors take a somewhat simple device and apply their own personal spin in an attempt to create the perfect brew. Anything from the use of two to three grind sizes at once, different coffee weights, bypassing & using different water temperatures are some of the variables which effect the end cup
In essence, what the AeroPress does is give you complete creative freedom to develop your own recipe to highlight the varying flavour compounds of your coffee.
The AeroPress is one of the simplest coffee-making apparatuses to use on the market. Its design makes it very versatile and portable, allowing you to produce quality filter style coffee wherever you are i.e. at home or out camping.
There are always certain variables that effect the brewing process and it’s important to understand these before you can begin to experiment. For example, coffee, dosage, grind size, brew ratios, water, level of agitation etc.
In this video and stepped out below, we will provide you with a detailed tutorial on how to brew an AeroPress, using our Maragogype Nicaraguan coffee.
What makes this brewing method interesting is that that it has its own dedicated World AeroPress Championships. Here competitors take a somewhat simple device and apply their own personal spin in an attempt to create the perfect brew. Anything from the use of two to three grind sizes at once, different coffee weights, bypassing & using different water temperatures are some of the variables which effect the end cup
In essence, what the AeroPress does is give you complete creative freedom to develop your own recipe to highlight the varying flavour compounds of your coffee.
- AeroPress
- Filter cap
- Filters (paper or metal)
- Stirrer
- Scoop
- Coffee
- Grinder (Hand grinder, home grinder or commercial i.e. Mazzer)
- Kettle (preferably one that controls temperature)
- Scales
- Carafe or Cup (to plunge into)
- Timer