Hario Immersion Dripper Switch vs Hario V-60 Coffee Dripper

This method takes extra time and dedication to make coffee. It’s basically the best option there is at this time. I like the glass material and silicone base because they are safe. The only plastic is in the tab, which I wish it was not plastic

I think that is where I am seeing the difference between the Aeropress and this. This is a finicky coffee maker. But, it is completely within the realm of the average person, if you are willing to commit a bit more to the process than slamming a K-cup into a machine, and pushing a button. It requires attention to the timing, pace, and manner in which you pour the water over the grounds

In order to truly do this brewer justice, I added a top end conical grinder to give a more rounded flavor profile to the beans. Add to that a Hario insulated carafe and my set up was complete. Let the experimentation begin.

Edit: For those that prefer a slower extraction - you can always grind the beans more finely - that will slow the extraction, as finer grounds "clog" the filter. But, as always, any adjustment to temperature, speed, grind will result in a different flavor. 1.Rinse your filter to remove paper residues, and put the grounds into the filter/dripper

However as much as I liked the taste, I hated how difficult it was to clean the grinds out of a French Press. Also I grew a bit concerned with reports that coffee oils might have negative health effects. So then I switched to an aeropress. That gave me the immersed flavor I liked, and was easier to clean, though the amount of coffee it makes is just a little bit too small, and as anyone who has used one can attest, requires a bit of manual labor to get the plunger down

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Close and pour another 3/4 to 1 cup hot 125 degree water in. Steep another 4 minutes then release. I love my coffee dark, rich with good oils. This makes a great clean full-bodied cup of coffee

The other thing I found is that I wanted to just sit, sip,and appreciate it. I use a coffee that is roasted here in town. It is more expensive than the canned at the store, but it is a lot more satisfying. So