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comrades in coffee...what do you think is the best brew method? not for convenience, but flavor.

hankster 9 Jan 16
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In my opinion the best brew would be the French press.

Gohan Level 7 Jan 17, 2018
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I do like my french press, and love my aeropress. But on a day-to-day basis I swear by my old Senseo machine, filled with freshly-ground dark-roast. One utterly perfect cup. (Pre-made pods were never a good idea, and I can't believe anybody uses a keurig more than once.)

They don't make the senseo any more. When mine dies I'll be a french-presser like most of the rest of you.

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I want to do a course on coffee making, I grow my own, processing is so labour intensive, I tried to get some companies to process for me but they wouldn't. I roast my beans just before grinding for the best aroma and taste. I like my beans dark roasted though I really need to learn how to brew a better coffee.

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French press with freshly coarse ground beans.

Zster Level 8 Jan 16, 2018
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Fresh ground beans and a cafatierre

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In a coffee machine that uses at least 15bar pressure. Failing that a cafetière. Black normally, or with Bailey's in it!

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French press

jeffy Level 7 Jan 16, 2018
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Pour Over. Without doubt. Also very convenient.

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Pour over, especially of a really good light roast such as Ethiopia Yirgecheffe!

Amazing juicy blueberry notes!@hankster

Oh, I LOVE that Ethiopian Yirgecheffe. I get mine on Amazon.

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My K cup is no hassle-no mess-buy a good brand-good coffee.

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