AeroPressClear Coffee Press – 3 in 1 brew method combines French Press, Pourover, Espresso - Full bodied coffee without grit or bitterness - Small portable coffee maker for camping & travel

Wow. The coffee that the Aeropress produced is sublime. I love experimenting with different variations of ground coffee - here in the UK Taylor's Lazy Sunday is probably my favourite so far - to enjoy new experiences. What is always consistent though is the Aeropress. We're expecting our first child this week, and I imagine it will be great in terms of how quiet it is as well vs a coffee machine (something to consider if you're making coffee in a smaller property with people sleeping nearby. You can make coffee in so many ways with Aeropress, but I've stuck to the basic method and it works great (brew approx. 2 mins). The value is incredible considering the end result. 10/10.

Works perfectly fine.

The perfect coffee maker for simple great tasting coffee every time.I use my AeroPress with different blends from my favourite local coffee company (Monsoon Estates, Warwickshire) and always get great results! So easy to use and simple to clean.Personally I prefer the "inverted method" which is making the brew plunger-side down, opening the plunger to half to three-quarters of the chamber.I use about 17 to 18g of grounds (or 15g... or 22g... or anything in between!), adding a little hot "off the boil" water to bloom and stir before topping up in the chamber (leave a little gap at the top though!) and stirring again.Then I place the filter paper into the cap (wetting it under the tap briefly to help it stick) and tightly attach the filter/cap to the chamber.Put the cup upside down on top of it, then smoothly and carefully flip the entire thing around (make sure the plunger isn't too near the end of the chamber, always leave an inch or 2 minimum room for expansion!) and let it sit for a minute or two to brew.Then using steady pressure (using my forearm instead of my hand) I plunge it into my mug until it starts to "hiss".To clean up just remove the cap over a bin and plunge rest of the way, the coffee puck will pop into the bin, then just rinse and wipe your AeroPress to clean it!To me the clean clear look of this version is beautiful and much nicer than the original! Just be aware it will eventually stain but only slightly and you only notice it up close, with tannins there's no way of avoiding it so just embrace it.Keep in mind this version doesn't come come a holder for the paper filters so you might need to add one.It's difficult to go worng with an AeroPress! There are so many "recipes", tips and guides for the AeroPress so just experiment with methods/amounts/timings and you'll figure out your own routines - but it will taste great no matter what to be honest (as long as you use decent coffee of course)!

I like taste but I regret not getting bigger one. Pity bigger one is too expensive .

Produces great coffee without any fuss.

So you won't get the creme of a bean to cup machine, but you do get incredibly good coffee for a very reasonable priceI quite like the clear design of this as you can see everything, and it's quite nice that you can basically just compost the grounds when you're done tooThe taste is almost as good as a real barrista but you don't have to be one yourself. It's so good that you don't even need good coffee beans, which is surprisingIt's perhaps not as portable as their mini version however it's pretty decent and this has more capacity than the mini version too. The plastic on this is really holding up which is an added plus, and a testament to it's build quality

Bought this so didn’t have to have another machine in the kitchen, nice and compact easy to store, makes a lovely cup of fresh coffee , spent ages reading up on this when all you have to do is follow the instructions and you won’t go wrong, buy my coffee from my local supermarket and grind the beans in the store so it is as fresh as possible, good purchase definitely recommend can need a bit of pressure to push through.