New French Press / Cafetiere

[molinari]

Definitely an Aeropress for single mugs, but a French Press is so easy and convenient for multiple mugs of coffee. I am interested in other people's suggestions as well, as I'd like to be able to make 3-4 cups of fresh coffee without the sediment that you can end up with using a French press.

 

[rpstewart]

You can do multiple cups with an aeropress. Just put the appropriate amount of coffee into the press (give it time to brew) then press into a jug - I use an old cafitiere jug. Finally top off with water to the correct volume.

 

[Alex_L]

Definitely an Aeropress for single mugs, but a French Press is so easy and convenient for multiple mugs of coffee. I am interested in other people's suggestions as well, as I'd like to be able to make 3-4 cups of fresh coffee without the sediment that you can end up with using a French press.

the Espro press is pretty good for low sediment press coffee, though it doesn't entirely eliminate it.

Otherwise, a large chemex is probably best for sediment free large volume brewing.

 

[molinari]

You can do multiple cups with an aeropress. Just put the appropriate amount of coffee into the press (give it time to brew) then press into a jug - I use an old cafitiere jug. Finally top off with water to the correct volume.

I've done 2 cups with the AeroPress, not sure I'd want to stretch it to 4. May give it a try though.

the Espro press is pretty good for low sediment press coffee, though it doesn't entirely eliminate it.

Otherwise, a large chemex is probably best for sediment free large volume brewing.

Thanks, I'll have a look for a large Chemex.

 

[Maccapacca]

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