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Alright all you french press fans. I discovered around the internet an alternate method to the french press: the french pull. The main difference is that you pull the beans out with the filter instead of pushing them down. Why would you want to do this? Because you're...
Dos and Don'ts There are hundreds of guides on the french press out there on the world-wide-web, and most of them are of a decent quality. But if you're looking for simple dos and don'ts for the french press, you're going to have to sift through countless guides and...
When I was first entering into the large, daunting world of specialty coffee, I kept finding myself confused about coffee tasting. Is bitterness always bad? When is it too acidic? What notes are in the best of coffees? It took me a while to figure out the answer to...
Did you know coffee can have subtle flavors like caramel, chocolate, citrus, apple, and even nuts without having to add any extra flavoring? It's true! When coffee is prepared with care and a little patience, the possibilities are endless. A bean's origin is even...
I didn't like coffee until I had my first sip from a french press. No milk, no sugar, just black as can be. It was more flavorful than any coffee I had ever tested so far, and I was hooked immediately. It wasn't long before I purchased my own french press, this one,...
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The entire purpose of this coffee blog is to empower you to explore the wonderful world of coffee. There’s much to learn and experience, so get to reading!
One of the joys of manual coffee brewing is the freedom to adapt different variables to your will. It’s that freedom that drives us to test, manipulate, and explore.
There are some things in life that are just meant to be together.This post is dedicated to those things that make coffee even better than it is on its own.
Making coffee outdoors is never as easy as it is at home, but I found Wildland Coffee to be a really close second. Here’s why I’ll take Wildland on my next camping trip.
