Your coffee brewing method

[vates]

Lately I've been using this automatic optical Turkish coffee maker most often:

 

[sev-8]

Lately I've been using this automatic optical Turkish coffee maker most often:

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You need to tell us more than that. I don't think I imagined seeing the phrase "automatic optical Turkish coffee maker". How does it work/what does it do?

 

[vates]

You need to tell us more than that. I don't think I imagined seeing the phrase "automatic optical Turkish coffee maker". How does it work/what does it do?

Sure!

Here's a rather self-explanatory video:

 

[p.b]

Espresso, just a shame it doesn’t last very long.

 

[MntnMan62]

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Espresso, just a shame it doesn’t last very long.

I suppose it goes without saying that espresso is one of those fleeting pleasures in life.

 

[thehaverl]

Hario V60 pourover method using wholebeans with Wilfa WSCG-2 coffee grinder.
Using 1:15 / 1:16 method.
Awesome flavoured coffees compared to the awful useless plain flavour supermarket coffees.
Happy to support artisan coffee makers.

 

[sev-8]

Awesome flavoured coffees compared to the awful useless plain flavour supermarket coffees.
Happy to support artisan coffee makers.

Which artisans are your favourites?

 

[thehaverl]

Which artisans are your favourites?

Since I'm in Ireland, I buy from them.

1. West Cork Coffee
2. Badger and Dodo
3. Velo Coffee
4. Ponaire Coffee

There are many more companies I haven't tried.
Velo and Ponaire are the cheapest 1kg wholebean bags as well - great value.

I like, chocolate, nutty, caramel, flavours the most.

 

[sev-8]

Since I'm in Ireland, I buy from them.

1. West Cork Coffee
2. Badger and Dodo
3. Velo Coffee
4. Ponaire Coffee

There are many more companies I haven't tried.
Velo and Ponaire are the cheapest 1kg wholebean bags as well - great value.

I like, chocolate, nutty, caramel, flavours the most.

Ah, I was hoping to find out about some new UK based ones. I don't fancy my post Brexit chances of getting coffee beans shipped in

 

[thehaverl]

Ah, I was hoping to find out about some new UK based ones. I don't fancy my post Brexit chances of getting coffee beans shipped in

Yeah, that's why I am sticking to the Irish companies, and supporting them.
So I can avoid Brexit costs etc.

 

[p.b]

Ah, I was hoping to find out about some new UK based ones. I don't fancy my post Brexit chances of getting coffee beans shipped in

I can recommend Rave Coffee*. Quick roasting and dispatch and free shipping above £25 and very good value for money

*unless you like acidic / bright coffees then no so much

 

[sev-8]

I can recommend Rave Coffee*. Quick roasting and dispatch and free shipping above £25 and very good value for money

*unless you like acidic / bright coffees then no so much

Yeah, I like fruity, floral and bright coffees Not so much the chocolatey, caramely ones

 

[p.b]

Yeah, I like fruity, floral and bright coffees Not so much the chocolatey, caramely ones

You cold try CoffeeLink in Suffolk. I've like neither of the 1kg of coffee I've bought from them

Tell a lie: the Brazilian Fazenda Peabody is nice in a V60 filter but I find it too fruity in an espresso.

 

[Burgundy]

I can’t really be bothered to up my coffee game.

At home, I can’t look beyond my moka pot in the morning - supermarket-bought pre-ground Lavazza kept in the freezer - with a bit of milk. Despite that, I’m not actually one for milky or long coffees so it’s single or double espresso when out and about. Otherwise, I’d drink builders’ tea.

 

[sev-8]

Anyone tried the Hario Cold Brew Jug or similar? Still looking at ways to mix things up on the cheap and with minimal new equipment. The smaller ones are mostly out of stock at the mo, so waiting for them to be restocked if I do decide to get one