Coffee Brewing Methods: French Press vs Pour Over vs AeroPress and more!

CHEAPER BETTER EASYER PRESSE by Bobble French Coffee Press I HAD ONE FOR 10 YEARS NO PROBLEMS wheelchair CLEANER CUPSSSSSSS larry

I use pour over because I don’t need to wash and clean. Filter and grind go to a basket to air dry to be used as soil fortifier for roses and Carmella.

Wonderful comparisons.

I alternate between a French Press and a Flair Pro 2, depending on how much coffee I'm in the mood for. The Flair gets the specialty coffee and the French Press gets cheaper, whole bean Eight O-Clock coffee. I use a hand grinder for both and just brush it clean and change the setting.

I'm debating on trying out a Vietnamese Phin or a Moka Pot as a compact camping option that doesn't require filters.

this video i was looking for thank you

Cant figure out his accent, where is he from?

What kind of grinder does he use

where can I get a torch and stand like the one he used in the moka pot section? What is that even called? Thanks, very helpful video

Recently I got really lazy so...
1) Whole Foods' Teabag Coffee
or
2) Cowboy coffee with my Solostove cup (works on induction too)
or
3) Metal infuser on a cup and steep like tea

So easy and yummy hehe

I like the fact that he considers the cleaning step for each coffee maker! 🙏

Great video. Good to know about the pros and cons of each. But one more thing, at any point in the process you don't want hot water to come in contact with plastic as it could leech chemicals into the water. Even worse when the whole thing is plastic.

I like my mum’s method for cleaning the French press. She fills it with water, stirs it with a dedicated chopstick, and hoys it on the garden. She puts it on the roses when the weather is nice, and throws it from the doorstep if it’s cold.

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Moka pot and french press is the one for me

My favourite method is cold brew it's so crisp and fresh

I was surprised to not see the percolator and the drip-o-later and the cowboy coffee pots (All American coffee history perhaps?) I’ve tried them all, but Aeropress clearly takes the prize as far as I’m concerned.

French press for me. Bodum Columbia all metal no glass french press. the silicone filter/plunger/damper does an amazing job of keeping every small bit in the press. you dont press all the way down. learn the simple techniques. what you get all the coffee bean oils and full bodied flavor. filtered pour overs remove the flavorful oils. it takes 10 minutes to brew properly.

I use square drip bag method its easy to use just need a mug

Right now I am feeling confident with the pour over method. I prefer the Vienna Roast whole bean. My usual go to is French roast because of difficulty of finding Vienna Roast in my area. Thank you for excellant cameo of brewing methods.

I've had turkish coffee without knowing it was processed.. and was upset i kept on getting the ground coffee lol

You left out the good old stove top perculator, and the good old original cowboy coffee methods😊

thanks. i just needed some ideo for a video shoot. Got it here. Thumbs up!

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Cupping only. Just water and coffee.

Should've used a Nespresso Vertuo, which actually makes coffee vs. Just the espresso maker. Either way, not the best version tho

This guy thinks he knows what he's talking about..... Not so much.

Best way to drink coffee is to put coffee and water in a pot, wait until it boils and then remove it from the fire right away after it boils. Don’t wait 10 minutes don’t wait even 5 seconds. If it boils too long it destroys the antioxidants. However I use a moka pot with a 2 hour long burner at the dollar store. I put it out once it’s completely filled. Should take less than minutes if adding boiling water in it already.

You don't talk about the different flavor of the different methods That's like what everyone wants to know

Very nice

I grew up with the Moka pot and Cuban coffee. 😊 It’s still my favorite way to brew expresso style drinks 🍹

yeah ,the coffee bean is important

I alternate between the moka pot and using an old skool pyrex stovetop percolator. Like a moka pot, only made of glass and inside parts much much much more fragile but totally worth the effort as the finished product exceeds what you get either at a coffee shop or made via any of the other methods discussed in the video.

coffee is the best

coffee is the best

coffee is the best

Aleš, could you please recommend some specialty coffee roasters in the Czech Republic?

Oct 01, 2023

🤎☕International Coffee Day☕🤎

All i do is put nescafe in the cup and water. Coffee is ready add sugar if you want

Cool video 🙂👍🏻

Thank you, I learn alot.

I've used French press for years, but in an attempt to reduce cholesterol, I now use a pour over method, with a paper filter in a collapsible silicon cone (which sits on top of the cup). Not only have I got rid of the oils slick, but it actually tastes soooo much better - I prefer it black to enjoy the Hummingbird Organic Coffee ☕🖤

Well done

I would love to see you review the cold brew method. I brew it in my toddy every week!

Turkish copper ibrik is the best coffee maker !

You missed filter coffee (south indian tradition)

Thank you for sharing. I've learned a lot.

I love the flavour of French Press the best - rich and full-bodied. Yum! 😀

Great basic espresso machine for the price

South Indian filter coffee method

Is it okay to put the Moka Pot in the stove? Just curious