Aerobie AeroPress Reviews

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The AeroPress makes excellent coffee and easily at that. I was amazed that the coffee made with the AeroPress tasted richer and better than the same coffee in a traditional pot. from Amazon.com This gadget plus a microwave is all you need to have espresso coffee in less than a minute. I've had a very good espresso machine for years and love my morning coffee and lattes. The Aeropress is faster, easier and the same or less cleanup time. It also makes super regular coffee with never any bitterness. from Amazon.com But I had visions of this being a simplified, home-use version of the Clover machine. Expose the water to grounds for only a couple of seconds, and yet yield an extremely flavorful and low-acidity cup of coffee. This AeroPress did not disappoint. Good bye French Press! from Amazon.com I had read about 1000 people's different opinions about how to get / make the best cup of coffee, and it essentially came down to 1 of 2 options: Buy a $7500+ commercial grade 3 element espresso machine, or the $25 Aeropress. Since the Maibach is in the shop, and it's going to need some extra repairs, I opted for the latte-r latter. from Amazon.com I could never drink black coffee because it tasted nasty to me, and the acidity always hurt my stomach... My coffee always became coffee-flavour milk for that reason, (or I just stuck with Latte because it has a lot of milk!) But with the Aeropress, I can even drink the coffee black without any problem. I compared the same type of beans with 3 different brewing methods, the French press, the dripper, and the Aeropress. from Amazon.com I'm one of those people who can't make it out of bed, never mind out the door, without a nice, strong cuppa. And when my little glass french press broke in my suitcase on a business trip, I scoured the internet for a replacement system. I was set to use the AeroPress just for travel, but I find it's my go-to coffee maker here at home as well. It's ingenious: uses manual pressure to create an espresso-strength brew, without electricity (handy for foreign travel). from Amazon.com I purchased my AeroPress in Dec 2006. I have used it at least twice a day and have enjoyed the coffee very much. from Amazon.com I was trying to find the best way to make a cup of coffee for under thirty dollars and came across many, many reviews extolling the virtues of the Aeropress. I received one for my birthday and have used it twice a day, everyday since. from Amazon.com I'm not a coffee fiend, but I do know a good cup of coffee when it comes along and this has put every other coffee making gizmo out of work. It's easy to clean to boot. Good work Aerobie. from Amazon.com The Aeropress rocks. It's easy to clean, quick to use and very difficult to mess up. from Amazon.com