How to Make Coffee with the Chemex Pour-over
The Chemex is a speciality device that allows for a slow brew that yields a full-bodied, sediment-free coffee. The coffee is brewed through infusion, and it could be compared to drip coffee in what...
How to Make a Cup of Hario V60 Pour-over
The Hario V60 coffee maker is a pour over method of brewing with a huge range of version with Perspex, ceramic and metal. They all feature a 60 degrees angle with spiral grooves, hence the name ...
How to Make Coffee with the Aerobie AeroPress
The AeroPress is a very modern coffee brewing system that has all sorts of advantages. For example, it is highly suitable for travel, and it's a great tool to use not only for your regular cup of c...
How to Brew Coffee with a Stovetop
Stovetop coffee is an excellent alternative to automatic machine espresso, and it's fairly easy to make if you follow a couple of simple steps. If you find yourself reading this article beca...
How to Use a French Press (Cafetière): Step-by-Step Guide
The French press, or cafetière, is one of the easiest ways to make great coffee at home. You don't need a barista's skills or expensive kit, and it's easy to adjust to your taste. Here's our step-b...
The 4 Main Types of Coffee Beans: Arabica, Robusta, Liberica and Excelsa
There are over 100 species of coffee plant, but almost all the coffee we drink comes from just two: arabica and robusta. Two more, liberica and excelsa, are grown in much smaller amounts. Here's ho...
Filter Coffee or Espresso Coffee? What's the Difference?
Filter coffee or espresso coffee -- what's the real difference here? Is there even a difference at all? From taste to preparation and chemistry, get ready to find out. Over the course of the las...
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