Brewing Coffee With A French Press

Using a french press or french press like coffee machine is one of the best ways you can make your morning cup! A press pot makes brewing coffee a very grounding morning process. Using a french press gives you complete control over the taste of your coffee. There are some downsides to the french press, but the positives greatly outnumber them.

Brewing one cup of french press coffee will take your tastebuds from a regular coffee drinker up to a coffee critic. I have known many people who, once they switched to a press from drip coffee, have never gone back. The quality of a press and the amount of control you have over the quality of the brew makes it very versatile when shooting to brew that perfect cup.

Sometimes you need the ultra caffeinated cup, and others you need your single Americano. Whatever your needs, controlling the amount of grounds used to brew each cup is easy with a press. This makes your morning cup the perfect strength, no more set it to medium and hope its right.

After brewing your coffee, cleaning a french press is very easy. Simply disassemble the press and rinse for a quick clean, or add a little soap for a more in depth clean. A french press is simple, so cleaning it is a breeze. No more scraping grounds from small caverns or ground cakes stuck in a hard to reach place.

The Aeropress is a new version of the french press. The unit is an inverted press that leaves the grounds completely separate from the brewed coffee, resulting in a clean, smooth brew.

By: Thomas Garth

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If you enjoy french press coffee, then you will love the Aeropress coffee maker - it's inexpensive, quick, easy, and not to mention makes a very delicious cup of coffee.