For your drinking pleasure we present these brew techniques. These are NOT the final word on brewing (can there ever be a final word in the world of coffee?) but are a great spot to start. We’ve managed to get a consensus between our baristas and trainers agreeing on these methods after much discussion, tasting, wading through beards and opening cans of worms. This brewing guide will hopefully be useful to baristas and punters alike – enjoy!
HOME-BREW GUIDE FOR OUR BLENDS
No need to kidnap your fave barista... Get the lowdown on nailing your DIY brew with any of our beaut blends.
ESPRESSO
Making really, really good espresso is tough. You need to put in a lot of time and learning to get top results.
PARACHUTES
The ‘just add hot water’ way to make specialty coffee. Now all you need is a mug and boiling water.
V60 POUROVER
Making a V60 can be as easy or as hard as you’d like to make it, here's our step-by-step guide.
AEROPRESS
The AeroPress is a compact, easy to use brewer which allows you to truly dictate the terms of the extraction.
Breville Precision Brewer
Aeropress RSI? Over pour-overed? This is the batch brewer we recommend to our barista & café cohort.
Chemex
Chemex uses a thick paper filter which catches coffee sediment leaving a bright flavor and light body.
French Press
French press is one of the easiest ways to make coffee at home, especially good for when you have guests over.
