How to Brew Coffee with an AeroPress Coffee Maker

Boil water and let it cool for a minute or two. Grind the coffee beans to a medium-fine consistency. Insert a paper filter into the AeroPress filter cap and rinse it with hot water to remove any paper taste. Add the coffee grounds to the brewing chamber. Pour the water over the coffee grounds until they are fully submerged. Stir gently for about 10 seconds. After about 30 seconds, insert the plunger with the filter cap and press down slowly and steadily until all the brewed coffee has been pushed through the filter and into your mug. Enjoy your freshly brewed cup of great coffee! Experiment with different coffee bean types, grind sizes, and water temperatures to find the perfect cup of AeroPress coffee that suits your taste.

What kind of coffee grind should I use with the AeroPress?

When using an AeroPress coffee maker, make sure that you have the correct coarseness of freshly ground coffee. It is best to use medium-fine coffee grind, which is similar in texture to table salt. This type of grind helps to ensure a balanced extraction and a smooth, delicious cup of coffee. Using freshly ground coffee just before brewing is also important. However, the type of grind can also depend on personal preferences and the brewing method used. It's worth experimenting with different grinds and methods to find the best taste for you. We stock the El Nino coffee blend which is perfect for good coffee.

Is AeroPress coffee any good?

AeroPress coffee is known for its smooth and clean taste because the brewing method combines immersion and pressure to extract a balanced flavor from the coffee grounds while minimizing bitterness and acidity. If you are new to AeroPress, try our Starter Pack.

What is the difference between the AeroPress Coffee Maker and other coffee makers?

AeroPress Coffee Makers are less bulky and more portable than equipment such as the espresso machine. The AeroPress is also relatively inexpensive compared to other coffee makers, and is simple to use. Not to mention, it is portable and thus great for if you are traveling.

Is the AeroPress Coffee Maker better than a French Press?

Whether the AeroPress is better than the French press is a matter of personal preference and depends on what you're looking for in a coffee maker. AeroPress Coffee Makers are less bulky than equipment such as the espresso machine, and create smooth, grit-free coffee. If you're looking for a quick cup of coffee that requires minimal cleanup, then AeroPress Coffee Makers may be the better option for you. If you prefer a richer, fuller-bodied cup of coffee and don't mind a slightly longer brew time and cleanup, the French press coffee may be the way to go. Explore our French Press options here.

Aeropress

The Aeropress is a versatile and easy-to-use coffee maker that has taken the coffee world by storm since its release in 2005. This innovative device combines the best features of a French press and a drip coffee maker to create a delicious coffee that can be brewed in just a few minutes. The Aeropress uses a unique brewing process that involves steeping coffee grounds in hot water before using air pressure to push the brewed coffee through a paper or metal filter, resulting in a clean and flavorful cup of coffee. Unlike an espresso maker, the Aeropress doesn't require any electricity or complicated machinery.

The compact and portable design of the Aeropress makes it perfect for travelers or coffee lovers on the go, while its affordability and ease of use make it a popular choice for home brewing as well. All you need is ground coffee, hot water, and the Aeropress coffee maker itself. With its consistent and delicious espresso style coffee results, the Aeropress has become a favorite among coffee enthusiasts who value quality, simplicity, and convenience.