The BEST Way to Make Coffee

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[arguitarmusic]

Step 1 - Buy high quality, properly roasted coffee beans. If you use low quality beans, you can do whatever you want and the coffee will always taste bad :)

[suraj]

Step 2.5: wet the filter paper in the dripper and discard the water to avoid any paper-y taste

[danielsaezv]

Absolute best! Yes, if that’s how you like coffee. If you hear James long enough he encourages against the elitism that exists around coffee “experts”. Drink it espresso, pour over, etc. Tastes are subjective. Glad you like it the way James showed you. It’s really good and straightforward

[alanz]

I'm a chemist, & I've been trying every method for many years methodically, recording every parameter & result of every coffee, & I independently came to the conclusion that the best way to make coffee for ease, flavour & consistency, is the same as what this guy just described. The only thing I'd add is you should control the water temperature based on the roast level, aim for around 6% coffee (6g beans per 100ml water), & around 4% creamer. And use a medium grind, a bit finer than for filter coffee

[vercifer]

Been watching James for the last 7 years and man, when he says something is best about coffee, it actually is best !!

[mohammedalharthi]

That’s what I’d recommend for someone who doesn’t want coffee making as a hobby or a fun experience

[celw]

maybe random but i really love your voice and the way of speaking!

[aenorist]

Thats just french press (immersion brewing) with extra steps.

[AstroInfinity-ridr]

This is filter coffee is originated from southern India.

[goldenpheasant]

Ali - I love you so much ❤ ! Your content inspires me

[Mohammadali_]

you should wet the paper by some hot water then pour that water out, add the coffee powder, pour 40 ml of water on it slowly, let it drip, then add 130 ml and then 130 ml. it's in 3 pours and should take 3 to 5 minutes.

[GlenBradley]

Bonavita ceramic immersion dripper. I have made coffee a hundred ways and more and my favorite will probably always be the bonavita immersion dripper.

[keshiaanjani]

Everyone here commenting about the coffee. Meanwhile, here I am thinking James Hoffmann looks like Steve Buscemi's long lost brother. 😂

[numanng]

I juz do it my lazy easy way.Put everthing in the cup, pour in water & then strain with strainer.

[cunning._.potato]

I advise you to try Ethiopian coffee, you'll be blown away.
Oh, and to elevate your experience, make time to sit through the entire coffee ceremony.

[emmanolley]

The Clever is so underrated. Great Cale choice as well!

[SurrogateActivities]

So this device is basically a cup with a fit for a filter and a hole. Can just use any mug and pour into another mug through a filter

[RocknJazzer]

I tried this gadget, it was decent, but I prefer french press

[Balabaluka]

Shouldn't steps 3 and 4 be switched around? As in put your coffee into the filter and then slowly poor hot water over it soaking it all nicely. I use CleverDripper. Having lived in Sweden which lives on filter coffee I have never seen the coffee being put into the water.

[yoligooding]

I have tried so many different types and how it is made. Cowboy coffee I like it the best because I no longer have acid reflux