How Do You Brew Your Coffee?

[Btaylor]

Use a K machine for convenience a lot of the time but much prefer to perc. Via packets for backpack trips.

 

[tradman]

A cup of hot water, not that Luke warm stuff. Throw the grinds in, let it steep for 3 to 5 min, then drink up.

 

[Rick M.]

I definitely use the Starbuck Via packets while backpacking. Has anyone tried the BRCC instant packets?

I have not tried those yet. I'd love to hear if others like it, especially compared to the SB Via stuff.

 

[Rick M.]

You'll know if you get crappy instant coffee. It'll have you pissing out of your butt after the first few sips.

 

[Ridge Ghost]

Pour over with electric kettle at home. Via packets when camping/hunting.

 

[Rick M.]

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Wuri

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[Coldtrail]

Stainless Percolator, 12 cup at home, 4 cup in the pack. Takes longer, but super hot & good flavor.

 

[WV Mountaineer]

If chasing the fullest taste, a perculator can’t be beat. It ain’t the fastest though.

 

[SteveAndTheCrigBoys]

Well I ordered a Coletti Bozeman 9-cup percolator for car camping and a Kalita Wave 185 ceramic pour over for the apartment. The latter has a bit of a lead time but the Coletti came same day. It definitely brews a good cup. Way better than the office coffee machine.

 

[Elk97]

At home, drip. Camping in trailer, french press. Off grid, aeropress (or Via if in a hurry). Of all of those I think the Aeropress and French press make the best cup. I roast all of our coffee at home and like a strong brew.

 

[richyrich408]

Yup Cuisinart 12cup Coffee maker on a timer


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[bcox90]

Shattered my french press last night. Never really liked the coffee it made anyway. How do you brew your coffee? Looking for something quick that I can make a cup or bulk coffee with. Usually fill a couple thermos fulls for duck hunting. Thinking maybe a big pour over? Drip machine seems like it takes too long.

The Bodim pour over has a reusable filter and makes great coffee

 

[505Wapiti]

I really enjoyed the coffe I made for years boiling water, grinding beans and using a french press. It’s just not a time friendly method anymore. I use the cuisinart now that has been mentioned above. I have to admit though that I really enjoy percolated camp fire coffee as well.

 

[Mike Islander]

Drip, since it works well with ultrafine grounds. Cuisinart because it keeps the coffee super hot.

 

[grfox92]

Sounds like i need to learn more about the pour over method,if there's a better way to enjoy coffee im all in.

Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper Pour Over Cone Coffee Maker Size 02, White https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000P4D5H...t_i_2P41R8G9NRDM3C6WE2BV?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

This is the one I use.

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[Forestryguy]

Drip. I'm lazy and just want a lot in a decent amount of time. I am a 1 to 1.5 pot a day drinker. When I was on the railroad I used a pour over that just clipped to my mug and I could heat water in the microwave.

 

[EJDXT21]

Picked up this GSI Coffee Rocket on sale. Regular price is around $10. Haven't tried yet but looks good for camping. Makes 1 cup.

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