AeroPress Coffee and Espresso Maker - Quickly Makes Delicious Coffee Without Bitterness - 1 to 3 Cups Per Pressing,Black

I love this. We don’t use it all the time because we have lots of other ways of making coffee but when we do use it, it is a joy. The same coffee is somehow richer and, of course, hotter. We took it with us when we went away for a long weekend recently and it was great to have decent coffee rather than the cheap instant stuff the hotels provide. Our trip also included a few days in self-catering accommodation and again this came into its own as it is so much easier to clean up than the cafetière provided.Do be sure to have the press on a stable base as you do have to press down quite hard to push the coffee through but that is the only downside I can think of. Cleaning up after use is a doddle, push out the end of the tube into a bin and just wash the equipment, no messy grounds to deal with.

The Aeropress is still the king of making excellent coffee at home and on the go. The versatility and quality of it is amazing. Easy to use, easy to clean, and easily the quickest and cheapest way to get consistently amaing coffee.Unfortunately, it may or may not have kickstarted a coffee obsession, which led to me spending £500 on a full on espresso machine and grinder. You have been warned.

The AeroPress Coffee and Espresso Maker has revolutionized my coffee brewing experience, elevating it to a level of perfection that I never thought possible. This compact yet powerful device has become an indispensable part of my daily routine, consistently delivering rich, flavorful coffee with unparalleled ease and speed.One of the standout features of the AeroPress is its versatility. Whether I'm craving a robust cup of coffee or a smooth and intense espresso shot, this little wonder does it all. The ability to experiment with brewing times and techniques allows me to tailor my coffee to perfection, ensuring a customized and delightful cup every time.The simplicity of the AeroPress design is a stroke of brilliance. With minimal parts and straightforward assembly, it's a user-friendly device that is perfect for both coffee novices and seasoned enthusiasts. The intuitive nature of the AeroPress makes it a joy to use, and the cleanup is a breeze – a bonus for busy mornings.The speed at which the AeroPress produces a cup of coffee is nothing short of impressive. From start to finish, it takes mere minutes to go from craving to savoring. The rapid brewing process is a game-changer for those who need their coffee fix in a hurry without sacrificing quality.The quality of the coffee produced by the AeroPress is exceptional. The immersion brewing method, coupled with the pressure exerted during the extraction process, results in a full-bodied and nuanced flavor profile. Whether using pre-ground coffee or experimenting with various grind sizes, the AeroPress consistently delivers a superior cup of coffee.Durability is a key factor, and the AeroPress doesn't disappoint. Constructed with high-quality materials, it feels sturdy and well-built. The longevity of the AeroPress ensures that it's not just a coffee maker but a long-term investment in a superior brewing experience.In conclusion, the AeroPress Coffee and Espresso Maker has earned its place as a champion in the world of coffee brewing. Its versatility, simplicity, speed, and exceptional coffee quality make it a must-have for anyone who appreciates the art of a perfect brew. If you're in search of a coffee maker that consistently delivers excellence, the AeroPress is the one to choose. Five stars without a doubt!

Excellent hot air pressure coffee maker. Easy to use and clean, doesn't leak. It makes a good , fairly strong, smooth coffee. It is not French press, just similar. In the range it is the best.SCAN BEFORE BREW DOES NOT WORK!! What is the point to cheat people.....?!

I got into coffee during lockdown. My preferred brewing method of choice was a clever dripper (which is highly recommended if you want to brew well balanced immersion brew). I've never been one for espresso but as I got further into the world of coffee I wanted to try an inexpensive way of brewing that strength of coffee as I'm not in a privileged position where I can spend £1000s on an espresso machine and grinder.I started off by attempting to use a mocha pot to accomplish this. You CAN get good coffee out of a mocha pot. I was able to get good coffee out of a mocha pot but there are numerous downsides to this. It's easy to leave the pot on the stove too long and end up with burnt tasting coffee. It's easy to burn yourself on the pot. It takes a bit of cleaning up. Overall that process is hit and miss. It seems you can follow the same steps down to the letter twice over and get very different brews.Enter the Aeropress. I'm new to this process of brewing but I can say with high confidence that it's quick, easy and produces consistent results. The first brew I got out of this was very sour and highlighted the "fruit salad" tones the coffee claimed to have. I wasn't fond of this to drink but it highlighted to me that this thing was able to extract the flavour of the beans. The second brew I made I pushed down the plunger much more evenly. This yielded a more balanced brew from the same grinds. Once you've got the hang of this then that's it. You're making great coffee. Cleanup is easy. Just remove the filter cap and pop the puck out of the end. Give it a rinse and you're done.Personally for my morning brew I like to brew to the 1 cup mark then top up with hot water to make an Americana style coffee. But this thing is so versatile. I have also gotten great latte by adding the espresso strength coffee to milk. I've also added some cold water and poured over ice with a splash of milk for delicious iced coffee while it's been hot.It's a lot of fun tinkering with this thing. I've found the best results out of a finer, near espresso grind. It should be said though, the coffee this makes is NOT espresso. It lacks the crema because it lacks the sufficient pressure provided by an espresso machine in brewing.Now, I'm not personally a fan of crema, so I'm quite happy with the output and it certainly tastes better than what you'd get from many many cheap espresso machines. Just be aware that the output isn't actually espresso, just espresso strength. I'm personally fine with this. I've seen people do some crazy nonsense like getting a handle to increase the pressure but if you're going to those lengths maybe save up for an espresso machine.Overall if you love coffee, even if you have an espresso machine, give this a try. You might just have some fun and make some delicious coffee along the way.