How to make an Aeropress coffee - Brew Guides

We’re going to let you in on a little secret. The Aeropress is every coffee professional’s favourite home brew method. It’s easy. It’s affordable. You can take it with you wherever you go. There are lots of different ways of making an Aeropress coffee (such as the inverted method), but today we’re going to show you our top tips on using the classic Aeropress method!

[Lavenderrose]

I kid you not, I've never heard of this before! One of my friends in our coffee Adventures chat group said he had Aeropressed coffee and said it was like French pressed coffee, and I was like, what? So I came here to YouTube to check it out. 😂

[aurtisanminer]

How do you keep the water from just seeping through? I have to put my plunger in right after pouring or it will all drain through.

[stevenhargett]

I never thought I would have to apply the pull out method to a cup of coffee

[smallpp]

How hot is the water? This isn’t explained very well. You leave the see press open and exposed for 3 mins? What kind of coffee is it?

[nuclearwolf]

You guys should have a location here in Sydney!

[kzlsyko]

I like how youre explaining how to make coffee but not the recommended way that the instructions that come with an areopress tell you...

[artistadrtm]

Except for when the mug breaks under your body weight 😂

[JebusFinklestein]

It’s pretty hard to screw it up. No matter how you use it, it’s guaranteed better than Tim Horton’s swill.

[alaylaanajacks]

Aeropress says 30 seconds not 3 mins. Why do all these youtube videos have different directions? It's so confusing

[artistadrtm]

Seems like you have to wake up at 4 am to drink a coffee at 8am with this "invention"

[Angry_Lion]

200ml. Where is it? Number 2, 3? Use them !

[patrickdolan.]

Youre supposed to let the coffee bloom. To each their own 🤷‍♂️

[snotina]

mmmm? these directions are very different from the aeropress website. You never did say how much coffe you put in. Not the clearest directions