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If only they made it out of glass

I have a Baratza Encore burr grinder. What is the suggested range for the inverted method?

Best aeroexpress guide all over !! Thank you!!

Hey when brewing inverted upto which mark should I push the plunger, can you please help

I have both the Aeropress original and Aeropress Go. I love them both. The Go is great for travel as it is all tucked together

Annoying music, I'm sure there was good info but had to turn off

Recently did some aeropress testing and noticed that when using it NOT inverted it feels harder to press and almost gets a little bit of a crema-like film that I enjoy. When inserting the plunger I almost feel like an "air bounce" and then as I push the air pressure keeps building. This was less noticable when inverting, and my theory is that when you add the plunger last there is more air to compress and more pressure that builds.

This seemed to give a more espresso-like experience to me... Is there merit to this theory it is it all in my head?

Thoughts on substituting a stainless steel filter for the paper ones?

This is my new "send to video" to quickly have friends understand the aeropress!

Dumb you've to pay more money for the actual coffeemaker to get a real espresso with joepresso

Hi.
I love my coffee, I also love my fishing.
Two, three, four days on the bank I can get through some coffee, but at the moment I am using instant.
I would like to try using this, but it seems so technical, temp of water, coffee course, coffee fine, leave for this amount of time. When I am on the bank some times you don't get time to do all this preparation.
Have you any suggestions how I can simplify things.
Many thanks Ray.

Hey! I drink a lot of coffee but always from coffee shops. I just bought an aeropress to start experimenting but Im having some difficulties like:
(I just want a good cup of coffee without having to weight anything)
How many grams is the spoon that comes?
How much water should I use? (Until which number?)
Is it really important the time?
Im using Lavazza Qualita Oro, is it good for this purposes?

(Im using Aeropress Go)

Thanks a lot!!!

Best Aeropress Video on YT.

Really informative, thanks for taking the time to make such a great guide!

thank you for such an informative easy to follow video. I hadn't used by Aeropress in a while. Have been doing pour over into cup. I always have trouble doing the reverse. First time got it right, second time I didn't quite get it but managed to save it.
Will keep trying. You weren't wrong it does leave a nice clean taste, and I started using 2 paper filters. Thanks again

Best presentation with simple yet detailed explanations

Thanks for this helpful video. The Clever brewer is immersion not percolation because the coffee is full immersed in the water until you release it.

Better explained than by James Hoffman!! I like James a lot, but he can be a little fussy.

Thank you for this video. Just bought one. Great tutorial.

I just learned about Aeropress yesterday. After watching a couple dozen videos I found yours, which is as helpful as all the others put together. Thank you. I've done French press for years, and when traveling have done paper cone filters (aside from a few experiments with other methods). This looks promising.

I lost count how many Aeropress tutorial videos I have watched. But your video is simply the best in tackling all aspects needed, the clarity, and all. I am your new subscriber.

Daunting?? 'Inverted method'? A first parachute jump, job interview, or first scuba dive is daunting. Pouring hot water into what amounts to a back to front plastic cafetière after turning it upside down to overcome the obvious design drawback is...just making cup of coffee...in a plastic cafetière...it really is.

too much info - you just put me off the product completely

I’ve just bought an Aeropress Go and was a bit daunted by it. This is by far the most helpful guide I’ve seen anywhere! Thank you!

Great video- I’ll try your recipe tomorrow

any recommendation regarding original aeropress vs go edition?
I want to go for go edition but have the fear of being not as stable as the original one for both classic and inverted methods cuz of the smaller base..and also if the reduced ounce (in go edition) will affect the recipes can be done with original one??
Thx in advance

Could I possibly talk you into using music only to demarcate chapters, and not have distracting four bar loops running non-stop through your otherwise interesting and well-paced videos?