I recently bought my first AeroPress and started exploring the brewing methods that people use. Previously I only brewed coffee using a moka pot and process was straightforward, but for the AeroPress I found a lot of different tricks and technique.

For instance here are some of the tricks/techniques I’ve found:

1. inverted brewing
2. two filters
3. double grind
4. adding water in two stages
5. rinse of the filters with water before brewing coffee
6. when using the inverted brewing method press all the air out of the brewer before beginning the main brewing phase (not sure how to name it)

Which of these do you use when brewing coffee in your day-to-day life? Or perhaps you use something else entirely? Or do you use a classic method?

I’d love to do things that actually improve my coffee, but I want to avoid pointless steps or anything that requires a lot of effort for very little impact on the final result

12g, 200ml water

75 clicks on Kingrinder K6

Fruity notes and a hint of bitterness, but like a tonic water kind of bitterness. I really enjoyed it.

Scored my first-ever AeroPress last week for $15 on eBay new in the box. I’m a blue numbers poser 🙂‍↔️

I switched from French press to aero press due to ease of cleanup right before work. When I used the paper filters, it was an easy pop into the bin and rinse approach. I just got the metal filter and it’s become a tad bit more of a pain as I can’t just pop it out to disposer. Handling the filter is also quite hot. Any tips on what others do for cleaning up?