Hario Immersion Dripper Switch vs KALITA Wave 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

The Kalita standardizes the flow rate, so you just vary the temperature of the water & grind size to get the taste of coffee you want. I use the settings below and it's so good I don't feel like experimenting anymore. No time for that. In my opinion, it surpasses the Aeropress, too, with a much easier cleanup, less complicated brew process, and better taste

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

. nuanced, rich, complex, and without any trace of bitterness. By the way, I've tried using the 155 filters in the 185 for single cup brewing, and while it's quite doable, I've gone back to using the smaller Kalita 155 Wave brewer for single cups