It’s hard to beat that triumphant feeling of perfecting your morning brew — you know, when you sit down, take a sip and think, ‘sh*t that’s good, sh*t I’m good’. We reckon that should be part of everyone's daily affirmations, so we’ve created a Brew Guide to ensure it is.
The Coffee Supreme Brew Guide brings together simple recipes and tips for some of the more well-known ways of making coffee. Whether it’s a plunger or an AeroPress, we’ll have you giving yourself a pat on the back in no time. You can find the brew guide here.
In our brew guide, we cover the following.
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Plunger This oft-neglected but ubiquitous brewing device, can be found at the back of almost everyone’s kitchen cupboard. Dust it off and put the kettle on. |
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Gold Filter Perfect for those who don’t want to compromise on taste while wanting as little fuss as possible. This is as easy as it gets for great coffee making. |
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AeroPress This method is a favourite amongst travellers and keen brewers — it’s even got its own global competition. |
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Chemex Not only does the Chemex brew an exceptionally clean cup, it’s a design favourite — a permanent fixture in the design collection at MoMA. |
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Cone Filter A tried and true method that dates back to the turn of the 20th Century. |
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Moccamaster A fuss-free option for making a whole lot of great filter coffee. |
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No Gear Caught at the in-laws with naught but a bag of Coffee Supreme and no gear to speak of? No worries, let’s get creative. |
