Coffee in the Woods / Lightweight

[Slugz]

We have been using Starbucks instant forever and have no complaints. I wanted though to maybe find a "pour over filter option" so I can take some Caribou Coffee in with us on this year's caribou hunt.

Suggestion on a brand/ model I should.be looking at. TIA

 

[Tick]

I picked up this up at the grocery store for $5. 2 ounces. Carry filters and package the coffee in small individual ziplock. Slightly bulky but worth it.

 

[InkedElkSlayer]

We have been using Starbucks instant forever and have no complaints. I wanted though to maybe find a "pour over filter option" so I can take some Caribou Coffee in with us on this year's caribou hunt.

Suggestion on a brand/ model I should.be looking at. TIA

Kuju coffee is an option for pour over. Obviously a little more tedious than just dumping a packet of BRCC, but it’s good coffee. They have it on Amazon.

 

[neverquit]

I’ve been using this for a couple years . I like it https://a.co/d/7Zdxa8Q

 

[Blackbird]

GSI outdoors makes a pour over setup that can clip onto basically any cup super lightweight and easy cleanup. I’ve been using one for about 8 years now. Bought another one in case it ever breaks. And they are only like 10 bucks

 

[sndmn11]

I found these at the Outdoor Retailer show.

Doc's Blend - 20 Pre-Filled EcoPour Box

If the Coulée Coffee team had to pick just one favorite (an impossibility, really), it may be Doc's Blend. Doc's is named after our founder and CEO. It's a darker roast without any of the acidity that is often associated with darker roasts. Doc's has a rich bold flavor with perfectly blended...

www.couleecoffee.com

REALLY good coffee.

 

[bowhunthard88]

Maybe just a tad more involved, but an amazing cup of coffee, ever consider an AeroPress?

 

[WoolyBugger]

Here is the gsi mentioned. Used for a few years it’s alright not my favorite. If my weight isn’t as much of a concern I bring an aero press because it makes the best cup of joe. But if weight is a concern I’m bringing the gsi or instant

 

[Ferkinator]

I have a jet boil french press that works great. Is messy is you don't have running water around.
I like the disposable pour over options from Amazon.

trying this out this year. peaked my interest.

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[rideold]

+1 on the Aeropress

 

[Elkslut]

I've used the cheapo grocery store plastic ones and my favorite coffee. You have to use filters and it's not great for backpacking. It's great in the morning at the pickup or ATV/UTV.

 

[NeHunter13]

I've used the below before I got power setup in my base camp trailer. Worked well and stores inside the cup.

Amazon.com: GSI Outdoors Coffee Rocket Pour-Over Coffee Maker I Collapsible, Nesting, Drip Coffee Set for Camping & Travel : Home & Kitchen

Buy GSI Outdoors Coffee Rocket Pour-Over Coffee Maker I Collapsible, Nesting, Drip Coffee Set for Camping & Travel: Coffee Machines - Amazon.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

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[119bowhunter]

I’ve used the MSR mugmate, been pleased with it but typically stick to the Folgers tea-bag style just because they’re a little easier to clean up

MugMate™ Coffee/Tea Filter | Camping Coffee Filter | MSR®

The ideal portable and reusable coffee and tea brewing solution, the iconic MSR® MugMate has been reliably brightening camp mornings for decades.

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