Coffee While Hunting

[tdhanses]

After drinking coffee for 40+ years, I made the switch to tea.

The health benefits of tea outweigh coffee by a long shot.
Tea is also fantastic at hydrating the body and replenishing your fluid intake.

Yeah but coffee tastes so much better.

 

[silverbullet555]

One other thing I do, but not on the hill. I travel a lot for work. Most hotels have little pouches in the rooms for those little coffee makers. Those pouches come home with me if I don't use them there. Throw them in a pot of hot water and they'll brew right up.

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[Gumbo]

I use the starbucks packets because they are quick and easy. I LOVE good coffee but will sacrifice quality for convenience. I'm there to hunt, not be a coffee snob.

 

[Azone]

The Folgers coffee tea bags work pretty good. If you need an extra kick throw two bags in and if your running on little or no sleep do three bags. Using three bags is about like drinking mud and taste awful but it will definitely get you going quick.

 

[Yukon Cornelius]

I do via because it is the best tasting instant coffee to me. I use my jet boil. I carry a hydro flask to keep it warm and Indio away while I glass. Replenish when empty. I’m not stuck in via, just what I use right now.

 

[Dave0317]

I like my Sea To Summit X Brew. It's a silicone packable pour over cone. Not the lightest thing to add, but good coffee is one of my only comfort items and I enjoy the process of making a pour over.

 

[KayLee]

I used to drink Starbucks instant coffee until I found the Darktimber Coffee ascent packs. I was surprised by how good they tasted for being basically coffee grounds in a tea bag. I've been wanting to try the Black Rifle coffee as well. I use my MSR Pocket Rocket 2 and a cheap Stanley cup.

 

[Axlrod]

Friends dont let friends drink corporate coffee

Unless you derive part of your income and free product from corporate coffee!

 

[shader112]

My buddy brought some maxwell house coffee filled tea bag things, and they tasted great. All the instant coffee I've had is never good, just drinkable. This stuff was easy and its cheaper than instant. Maxwell House Single Serve Coffee, Original, 19 Coffee bags

 

[lyle_destroys]

My buddy brought some maxwell house coffee filled tea bag things, and they tasted great. All the instant coffee I've had is never good, just drinkable. This stuff was easy and its cheaper than instant. Maxwell House Single Serve Coffee, Original, 19 Coffee bags

This might be my first choice to try, quick easy and light

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[Rokwiia]

I bring coffee in a zip bag that in ground very fine for espresso and pour it into a Keurig filter and housing. Then very slowly pour hot water into the filter and housing which drips into a cup and, voila, freshly brewed coffee that is strong!

Amazon.com: Keurig My K-Cup Reusable color Brown Coffee Filter for B30 B31 B40 B50 B60 B70 K10 K45 K65 K75: Kitchen & Dining

By the way, I don't use the top screw-on, plastic cover.

 

[Sam's dad]

GSI drip and some French roast beans for me.

 

[bivouaclarry]

Vias and french press for my jet boil. Only downside of the french press is cleanup. But if I have time for the press, I usually have time for cleanup.

 

[robtattoo]

It's a little heavy at 8½oz, but it's a luxury worth carrying, for me. Probably wouldn't backpack it 20 miles into Alaska, but I'm unlikely to do that anyway!

It uses K-cups or the reusable jobs & works kinda like an aeropress.

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[Whitetoptom]

I think that coffee has been one of the more seriously discussed threads I've saw on here. This is my system and it is pretty slick...IMO. I can't bring myself to buy the starbucks stuff. To expensive for disposable goods.

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[MidwestElkHutner]

If I am truck camping, I use my jetboil with the coffee press for a cup at camp (takes literally a few minutes to make) and pack it in for a midday warm cup. I've found it makes a nice cup of coffee quickly and the weight in day pack is worth it for the boost in attitude with a warm cup of coffe midday. If going in for a couple days, will use vias. But, I always have the jetboil and press back at the truck for a real cup of coffee when I get back there.

 

[lyle_destroys]

If I am truck camping, I use my jetboil with the coffee press for a cup at camp (takes literally a few minutes to make) and pack it in for a midday warm cup. I've found it makes a nice cup of coffee quickly and the weight in day pack is worth it for the boost in attitude with a warm cup of coffe midday. If going in for a couple days, will use vias. But, I always have the jetboil and press back at the truck for a real cup of coffee when I get back there.

I think most of what Im going to be doing is truck camping. Sure would be nice to have a few more comforts back at tye truck

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[theotherdubya]

Dark Timber is my choice - their ascent packs (like tea bags) are super convenient and the coffee is great

 

[Gr8bawana]

 

[Coach Chris]

Jet Boil
Snow Peak Men's Folding Coffee Drip
Amazon.com: Snow Peak Fold Down Coffee Drip: Sports & Outdoors
#4 cone filters
Locally roasted Italian Roast coffee