The AeroPress is a piston-style brewer that forces coffee through a thin paper filter directly into a cup. It brews just a single serving of coffee at a time, but its size and durability make it a favourite device among travellers and campers.

AeroPress

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Chemex is a pour-over method, which means that the water passes through a bed of coffee and a filter, normally made out of paper. In contrast to say a French press, the Chemex will give you a remarkably clean cup of coffee.

Chemex

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The Clever Dripper is a mix between a French Press and a Pour-over coffee maker, bringing the best out of the two extraction methods; immersion and filter. Its shape is reminiscent of the pour-over coffee maker but uses the immersion method thanks to a special valve placed at the bottom.

Clever Dripper

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A French press, also known as a cafetière, coffee press or coffee plunger, is a coffee pot used to brew coffee. The resulting coffee dregs are pushed to the bottom using a plunger attached to the lid of the French press.

French Press

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Hario V60 is an elegant brewer for those who want to perfect the pour. It's great for folks who are looking for complete control over brewing extraction. The key here is to pour slow. The entire brew process for 1 cup takes about three minutes.

Hario V60

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The Syphon (vacuum pot) works by heating and cooling the water gases (vapour) from the lower vessel (carafe chamber) to the upper vessel (infusion chamber) and back again as brewed coffee to the carafe chamber.

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