Coffee Press

[tracker12]

I have to have my coffee in the morning. What are you using in the field. Thinking of a Coffee Press.

 

[Felix40]

I just use the little tea bags of coffee. Works great for me. I dont like to carry extra stuff though.

 

[Superkodiak38]

If you are back packing Jetboil makes a "press" for coffee. If base camping Stanley makes a nice Thermos/ Coffee press https://www.walmart.com/ip/Stanley-...75035&wl11=online&wl12=40178827&wl13=&veh=sem

 

[Davebuech]

Backpacking I use my bandana for straining grounds
Truck camping, a press

 

[406]

Those little packs from Costco. Easy, no grounds, no wet bag of garbage to pack out.

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[oldgoat]

Starbucks Via, only way to go!

 

[endorice]

Starbucks Via, only way to go!

This is a no-brainer. Buy them in a large pack at Costco.

 

[WyoElk]

This is a no-brainer. Buy them in a large pack at Costco.

Agreed.

 

[Mad Mountain Mike]

Starbucks Via, only way to go!

This is the way I go now as well. I used to carry a press but I like the simpleness and the taste of the Starbucks individual packs.

 

[Gorp2007]

Via or a reputable off brand (I like Safeway's variety just fine) get my vote. Just don't get the Taster's Choice style.

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[Middleofnowhere]

I save the single serve coffee I get when I stay in a hotel or use the tea bag kind. I just put the packet in my cup and pour the boiling water over.
I like the taste of the bag coffee better than the Starbucks Via.
While in the suck, we used to use the instant coffee in MRE's and put between lip and gum like a dip LOL.

 

[trom2k]

If single serve instant isn't your thing, the Aeropress makes some good coffee. Acrylic and fairly small. Can get reusable stainless filter.

Aeropress Coffee and Espresso Maker Amazon.com: Aeropress Coffee and Espresso Maker: French Presses: Kitchen & Dining


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[ColoradoHunterHiker]

Starbucks Via. They make Vanilla, White Mocha, Mocha, Caramel... One of those should do the trick.

 

[Beendare]

Backpacking I use the vias.

The best coffee ever is from a French press- it's just about the only way I drink my coffee.

I have two that we use while horse packing. One a thermos style one bigger thats plastic with neoprene outer cover- both good.

 

[COLOelkman]

When road camping, I have a "Big Sky Bistro" press that's makes great coffee. A bit too much trouble when backpacking unless I'm not in too far. Sells for $20 at REI.

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[gbflyer]

I like a percolator in camp.

 

[FURMAN]

Like stated above, if you are using a Jetboil the press they sell makes great coffee. Starbucks Via will get the job done but the Jetboil press with whatever coffee you want is awesome.

 

[airlocksniffer]

Via is fine but doesn't hold a candle to a proper french press or pour over. If I'm trying go as light as possible, Via, otherwise a ti french press.

 

[5MilesBack]

They make Vanilla, White Mocha, Mocha, Caramel... One of those should do the trick.

We're hunters, we're not art students.

 

[KH_bowfly]

I've tried quite a few different methods (mostly back in college days) but go with Via for backpacking. There are some other instant options my wife mixes with via, such as mocha and latte. She's also considering trying powdered butter. She does have via black with me backpacking more often than not.

Aeropress is really good for base camp. I definitely prefer that if car camping. Sometimes we even bring that when traveling to have better coffee in the hotel without supporting Starbucks every day.

If you're a real coffee snob you could pack the aeropress. We reuse the filter even at home (use it when we just want one cup at home).


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