How to Use AeroPress? What Are the Characteristics of AeroPress Coffee? AeroPress Usage Methods
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The Future Trend of Coffee: AeroPress
Compared to siphon brewers and the currently popular pour-over coffee, what will be the next trend in China's coffee future? The rising star AeroPress can be said to be the focus of attention among many baristas. The "syringe-type" design is convenient, fast, and without complicated procedures. With the "AeroPress," you can easily get a cup of quality coffee. If you focus on the details, you can also vary it to achieve different textures like French press, siphon, or espresso coffee. This is the greatest pleasure of AeroPress coffee.
Features of AeroPress
- Fast: Full immersion process brews delicious coffee without bitterness.
- Brew 1-3 cups in just 1 minute.
- Can brew American coffee, Americano, latte, or other coffee drinks.
- Microfiltration means no residual coffee grounds in the cup (unlike French press).
- Easy to clean.
The Charm of AeroPress
Fast, easy, convenient, and fun—what's the charm of AeroPress? Simply put, it's fast, fun, easy, and convenient! Compared to other brewing methods, AeroPress appears approachable and friendly. No special skills are needed—anyone can follow the official suggestions, grind coffee beans, pour hot water, and press to get a good cup of quality coffee! The entire brewing process can be completed in as fast as 60 seconds, completely overturning the public's stereotypical impression that a professional cup of coffee is complicated and time-consuming.
The syringe-style appearance of the AeroPress creates breakthrough usage methods and new pleasures in brewing coffee. It's very easy to get started with, plus the plastic material makes it lightweight, durable, and drop-resistant, making it a good choice for travel, camping, and picnics. But the seemingly simple AeroPress has many variations: "AeroPress is the most Free Style coffee brewing method." There are 4 major factors that affect AeroPress coffee quality: temperature, stirring, time, and pressure.
How to Use AeroPress
1. Temperature
The water temperature for brewing. Because AeroPress uses segmented water injection plus stirring, the temperature needs to be lowered. Compared to the typical 90°C for pour-over, AeroPress is around 80°C, even as low as 60°C. Temperature affects coffee flavor and texture—the lower the temperature, the cleaner the coffee taste and more distinct the layers.
2. Stirring
Related to solubility. The speed of stirring—if vigorous, dissolves quickly, resulting in sufficient coffee aroma and richness, with mixed flavors coming out. However, different shapes and materials of stirring rods also affect the final brewing result. Simply put, the stirring area creates turbulence. The stirring spoon that comes with standard AeroPress is suitable for front-and-back stirring, allowing uniform disturbance of coffee grounds. Paddle-shaped rods have a smaller area proportion and can create clockwise or counterclockwise, or up, down, front, and back movements, with more disturbance methods that can simulate siphon brewing, producing coffee with clean flavors. Bamboo slice rods are long with small area proportion and thick paddle pieces, suitable for front-and-back stirring, resulting in rich and thick flavors.
3. Time
Like pour-over, it affects dissolution speed. Short time requires more stirring and higher water temperature. If you want to experience the delicate flavors of coffee, you need to extend the time and stir gently.
4. Pressure
This is the biggest feature of AeroPress! Among the coffee brewing equipment that ordinary people would use, this is the only one that relies on uniform human pressure. Greater pressure dissolves more coffee substances, resulting in richer texture and body. Different filters with different materials and hole distributions affect pressure distribution, which in turn affects coffee flavor presentation. Using filter paper results in clean coffee taste; if using stainless steel metal filters, they can react with coffee oils, retaining more coffee oils. This is the interesting part of AeroPress.
Example: FrontStreet Coffee's "Frontsteet 90+ Candle Light"
For example, with FrontStreet Coffee's "Frontsteet 90+ Candle Light," the recommended AeroPress brewing parameters are:
Small Fuji grind 3.5/89°C/1:15
Flavor: Nectarine, sugarcane sweetness
Important Notice :
前街咖啡 FrontStreet Coffee has moved to new addredd:
FrontStreet Coffee Address: 315,Donghua East Road,GuangZhou
Tel:020 38364473
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