We recommend a 1:10 coffee to water ratio for the AeroPress. For the following recipe, we will be using 20g coffee to 200mL of water and will be brewing with the inverted method. How much coffee do you use for 1 cup aeropress? A good starting ratio of coffee to water for an aeropress is … Read more
As mentioned, house blends are usually medium roasts. That means caramel, nutty, maple, or cherry notes. The flavor notes are deeper and sweeter than breakfast blends which are more citrus and floral. House blends have a stronger taste than breakfast blends What is the difference between Breakfast Blend and regular coffee? There’s nothing that makes … Read more
It is well established that altitude makes a significant difference in the quality of coffee, with higher altitudes producing a denser bean, which translates into a richer cup of coffee The climate in the jamaica blue mountains is cooler than the rest of Jamaica. What is special about Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee? When it comes … Read more
The breakfast blend aims for a gentle roasting level somewhere between a light and medium roast You might think that a stronger tasting dark roast coffee contains more caffeine but that’s not necessarily true. What is the difference between breakfast blend and regular coffee? There’s nothing that makes breakfast blend coffee any different from regular … Read more
For the best aeropress coffee grind size, we recommend a consistency similar to table salt. On a coffee grinding chart, this is considered medium-fine Each particle will be about 0.5 mm in diameter and falls between the fine espresso grind and the slightly coarser grind used in cafetière coffee. Does grind size matter for AeroPress? … Read more