How do you brew your coffee?
There are so many approaches — but what tools do you use? Where do you source your beans?Chris Messina🏆 PH Community Member of the Year! · Asked
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This is an excellent subscription service from Blue Bottle. The beans usually arrive about 1-2 days after roasting, so they are incredibly fresh. I have been getting the Single Origin Assortment (Latin America, East Africa, or the Pacific Islands) plan for about three years, since the Tonx days, and have been very happy with it. They also offer Blend Assortment and Espresso Assortment plans.
I'm stuck thousands of miles away from Philz but still have yet to find a better blend than theirs, so I just order it. No shame. It's that good. I then grind it and either pour over or use my snobby "shower drip" machine. Delicious and strong AF, just like I love it.
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A Chemex guy here. Sometimes the V60. But in the summer, its cold brew. The Hario cold pitcher is a good choice. Its quick, simple and looks great.
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