Here is a growing collection of AeroPress recipes from coffee enthusiasts all over the world.
To see all AeroPress recipes (not just AeroPress recipes from _enthusiasts), go to the homepage._
Quick & simple. Guaranteed happiness with this clean, balanced and sweet cup.
Dark chocolate, sandalwood and umami seaweed. Full bodied and gives a good kick!
AeroPress for 2! This recipe produces one large cup of coffee, or enough to share with a friend :)
For a V60 style brew with your AeroPress (the light roast version).
Throw your plunger away, let gravity do the talking. This long time, low effort recipe is worth the wait.
A simple AeroPress recipe, for all coffees - good to use as a benchmark for a coffee's taste and flavour notes.
An AeroPress recipe for that 1 perfect cup of coffee that you can drink before it goes cold.
An easy to remember AeroPress espresso recipe.
The creator himself, Mr Alan Adler's favourite recipe. Does the boss know best? You be the judge...
For a V60 style brew with your AeroPress (the dark roast version).
A low agitation recipe that works well with almost any beans.
A well considered 10-minute brew from Jonathon Gagné.
Alan Adler's new cold brew AeroPress recipe. It's quick and tasty.
For a very fruity coffee - with flavours reminiscent of a Toaster Strudel.
A simple AeroPress recipe that is easy to remember. A descent & clean cup at the end.
An AeroPress alternative to a Starbucks americano.
Making a flat white at home using the AeroPress could not be easier!
A bold claim - can this AeroPress recipe replace your V60?
A milk-based recipe using dark roasted beans for making not only one, but two sweet lattes.
A modest cup of coffee using only 8 grams of beans.
A quick recipe that only uses 10g of coffee
An iced twist on the original 'Stubby' AeroPress recipe.
A simple twist on the original AeroPress recipe resulting in a very light and clean brew.
Great clarity and flavour in this AeroPress recipe from Brian Beyke of Abandon Coffee.
Uses the Fellow Prismo to create a deliciously strong iced milk latte.
A simple fruity iced AeroPress coffee using only 14g of coffee.
An AeroPress recipe that highlights the sweet, fruity notes of your coffee.
Based on Tim Wendelboe's simple AeroPress recipe BUT with no need for a scale or thermometer.
A simple 10g cup of coffee. Perfect if you drink 2-3 cups of coffee daily.
An AeroPress recipe for those who don't necessarily love the taste of coffee.
A simple inverted recipe with a great trick to prevent channeling.
Recreating the famous Vietnamese iced coffee with an AeroPress is easier than you think!
The best of both worlds. Fruit tanginess and floral aroma combined with a bold, rich & chocolaty flavor.
A slow brew with minimal agitation resulting in a delicious cup of coffee.
A twist on the ever-popular '13g that makes me happy'!
Dual temperature brew for an extra chocolatey coffee.
Not for the impatient, this slow AeroPress recipe can produce surprisingly good results with the right beans.
A simple well-balanced recipe for Starbucks dark roast coffee.
A very fun to make AeroPress recipe with good complexity & depth.
This recipe is not about scales, it’s about good tasting coffee by using the numbers on the Aeropress.
Big AeroPress espresso with a nice crema using a Fellow Prismo.
A quick but not so 'easy' espresso that requires some muscle work.
A great AeroPress recipe for light roasts and high extraction.
This recipe helps you get a balanced and sweet cup from your Robusta beans.
A nice balanced dark roast coffee.
Simple and easy method with Fellow Prismo & light roasted beans
The name says it all. Simple, but delicious. A great recipe for those in a rush.
Brewing an Aeropress in Alan Adlers kitchen during the making of the Aeropress Movie.
A recipe to get the best out of cheap, low quality coffee
Inspired by some of EB's favourites, this recipe will take you to flavour town!
Be patient (for 12 minutes!) and you will get a great reward.
An espresso-like AeroPress using chocolatey medium roast coffee.
A perfect recipe for medium-dark roast coffee.
Three simple steps for an exceptional coffee using Robusta beans.
A simple DIY cold drip system using an AeroPress and a 600mL water bottle.
A twist on the 2019 WAC winner recipe, using less beans.
A long steady press for a delicate, balanced cup.
A creamy iced latte with a twist of plant-based milk.
A fruity AeroPress recipe for Ethiopian or Kenyan beans.
A quick and easy Vietnamese style drip coffee (Phin coffee) using the AeroPress.
A delicious, light, espresso-like coffee for you and your friend.
I made a mistake setting my grinder, and that changed my coffee's personality.
Make a sweet cup, with 10 grams coffee.
Freddo espresso without a 9-bar machine.
A simple recipe for a flavourful "shot"
No inversion. No vacuum. No scale.
Prismo-Powered Espresso: Savor the rich, velvety goodness of espresso.
A fun recipe based on the lucky number 13!
A fruity coffee with juicy citrus acidity.
An AeroPress recipe based on James Hoffmann's ultimate French Press Technique
A sweet and nutty iced coffee using the AeroPress
A simple black Iced AeroPress recipe that is not too intense or diluted.
Cost cutters - hers's a great recipe to get the best balance from a cheap roast.
Easy and classic iced coffee based on James Hoffman's Ultimate Recipe.
Love natural process coffee, but need something cold? Try this fun recipe designed for light roasts!
Kind of putting together the concepts of a long bloom using an inverted James Hoffmann as the base.
A recipe that produces a sweet cup of coffee with enhanced fruity notes.
This recipe doesn't involve a lot of thinking or complications, just your time.
A simple inverted recipe producing a smooth, tasty and balanced cup of coffee.
From the Coffee Geek archive - one of the original AeroPress Cold Brew recipes.
A hybrid of percolation and immersion brew using the AeroPress that highlights fruity & acidy notes of your coffee.
A recipe to recreate Vietnamese style coffee with fuller flavour.
10 grams of coffee to 150 grams of water for a fast, smooth and flavoursome cup
Produces around 60 ml of intense coffee with rich body. Similar to a double shot of espresso.
A simple method to bring out fruity notes.
A no-fuss quick brew with light-medium roasts.
Flexible recipe where you use half the water to brew the coffee and the other half as the "bypass".
No stir, long steep recipe for fermented beans.
A weaker espresso brew.
An Aeropress recreation of the Starbucks Oat Shaken Espresso
Get the best out of supermarket pre-ground coffee with three simple steps.
The perfect balance between sour and bitter using a mix of Ethiopian and Colombian beans.
A better AeroPress Espresso recipe - using a modified Donut Aeropress Plunger Seal.
This is Kruve's recommended Aeropress recipe when using their sifter.
A quick, simple and efficient recipe to get your day started.
A well-balanced brew with the help of a pair of chopsticks.
Like James Hoffman's ultimate recipe but wan't something stronger? Give this a try.
A low effort recipe that brews for 8 minutes resulting in a full flavour, no bitterness coffee
A great recipe for Kenya Riaki beans.
A great recipe for a strong cup of coffee.
Agitation helps make a better cup!
Lost your stirring spoon? Try this recipe!
When You have only pre ground classic roast coffee and want a big gulp of it.
A quick and easy AeroPress recipe that requires no stirring, no bloom, and no flip.
No scale? Short on time? This “eyeball” method yields a great cup every time.
Bold flavor from this simple brew.
A combination of immersion and pour-over with very little effort.
An undemanding recipe modified using a combination of paper and metal 'sandwich-style' filters.
Sweet and aromatic coffee with a long bloom and coarse grind.
Trying to match the flavour profile of a Kalita-style dripper? This is the recipe for you.
A fast but elaborate recipe for everyday life.
2 juicy, refreshing, and super aromatic cups of cold coffee.
Recipe to create a juicy cup with Kenyan beans.
Least amount of variables that are hard to control so that each cup is replicable.
Complex, sweet and flavorful cup of coffee.
A short & simple recipe for a tea-like, flowery, fruity cup
Espresso with an orange liquors flavour slap.
This brew delivers rich, robust flavour in every sip.
Brewing a Clever Dripper style brew with the Aeropress XL.
I struggled to convince my SO that AeroPress is better than Senseo pads. This did it.
Iced Coffee Latte with Prismo attachment.
Strong coffee plus a little crema.
Un café corto e intenso.
This recipe makes a medium volume robust cup. It works best with darker nutty roasts.
A quick, no-hassle “latte-ish” recipe you can make literally anywhere.
A unique AeroPress recipe using a triple blend and a double press.
A simple recipe for a mocaccino-like coffee.
Coffee on the rocks for hot summer days.
A refreshing tropical coffee drink for your hot summer needs
Simple recipe to bring medium and dark roasts to every morning.
Get your coffee faster, save more of your time :D
Floral notes for your non floral beans.
A recipe easy to follow for me and doesn't hurt my brain in the morning.
My preferred recipe for an Anaerobic - Catuai, Minas Gerais - Brasil Coffee.
Sweetness, acidity, body & fruits all of that in one cup
A simple but delicious iced coffee perfect for a 3 pm coffee break.
Socially acceptable, fast, without mess, and without disturbing colleagues.
Let‘s cool down with a coffee from „Kaffeemacher“.
A balanced recipe tested on a fermented coffee that really worked.
With this method, you can make two cups of coffee without using the bypass method.
If you own an AeroPress XL, this is a standard recipe, based on the one in the manual, updated.
Cold brew with room temperature water.
When you don't have a scale but want great coffee.
Fast and easy! Ideal for the first coffee of the day.
1:3 style espresso lungo with AeroPress.
Why Aeroprecipe?
It’s obvious to some, but not all - for those that don’t understand the name, AeroPrecipe is the combination of the words AeroPress Recipe. AeroPrecipe!
Ahhhh, now I get it!.... So why AeroPress Recipes?
The AeroPress is a simple device to look at - it’s really just a big, plastic syringe - but the more you use it, the more you read about it, and the more coffee you drink from it you realise there is more than meets the eye. The AeroPress is a complex beast and there’s a million different ways to brew coffee with it. All these different ways of brewing with the AeroPress are known within the coffee community as ‘AeroPress Recipes’.
We love the AeroPress and found ourselves constantly scouring the internet for new AeroPress Recipes. There are recipes from champions, heaps of recipes on youtube, reddit, different blogs with different articles about brewing with the AeroPress - it’s endless; but it’s scattered everywhere and hard to stay on top of.
So we created AeroPrecipe.com - a simple place to collate all our favourite AeroPress Recipes in one place. We built in some fun filters so we can find the right coffee to make based on the coffee we have and how we are feeling on this particular day. Visitors can upvote their favourite AeroPress Recipes, and even submit their own.
Currently we have 60+ recipes in our collection, but we know there’s more out there so our collection of AeroPress Recipes will continue to grow.
We plan to add more features - ability to create your own recipe collections, an AeroPress Recipe Timer for each recipe, comment functionality etc... we know this little site isn’t going to change the world, but we want it to be as fun and as useful as it can be - we all need coffee after all, so why not have a little inspiration!
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Ok, I’ve read all this but I don’t actually know what an AeroPress is!
Oops! The AeroPress is a simple tool to make really good coffee at home. It was invented by Mr Alan Adler, the same man that invented the very well known Aerobie Frisbee (hence the ‘Aero’ in the name).
Alan could never come to terms with the inherent bitterness of coffee and set out to create something that made coffee in a simple way, and that taste the way he liked it. The result was the AeroPress - a simple plastic cylinder, with a plunger and a filter. It wasn’t an instant success in coffee circles, but eventually it landed in the hands of Tim Wendelboe and friends who saw its potential, started experimenting, and thought ‘hey, you can actually make pretty decent coffee with this thing’.
In Norway, 2008, Wendelboe and friends thought they might have a fun competition between friends to see ‘who could brew the best cup of AeroPress coffee’ and the World AeroPress Championship (WAC) was born. The competition has become a huge success and is now hosted in over 60 countries with over 3,000 competitors! The WAC has played a major part in boosting the popularity of the AeroPress.