AeroPress Espresso

From a Barista
Creator:Coffee Lovers TV
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How to make Espresso with an Aeropress - there are many different opinions on how best to do this. I've tried all of them. The most important concept when it comes to espresso is pressure, and there's only one way to make pressure with an Aeropress.

The method I use for making an 'espresso' with the Aeropress is simple but leaves room for adjustments and experimentation. How long you 'pre-infuse' (or bloom) your coffee will have an impact. Whether you decide to do this inverted or not will have an impact. Whether you use a metal screen or not will have an impact. In the end, the most important thing is that you are using high pressure and a fine grind.

This AeroPress recipe uses a paper filter, but I urge you to try with a metal filter too if you have one.

For a more comprehensive walkthrough with explanation, check out Coffee Lovers TV original video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aAGJ-QzTbjc

Tried this recipe? Let us know what you think, in the comments below.

Recipe details:

Standard
0:30
Paper Filter

Coffee:

20g
Fine (like sand)
A medium - dark roast

Water:

98°C / 208°F
60mL

Equipment:

AeroPress®AeroPress®
  1. Pre-wet your filter and warm your cup
  2. Setup your Aeropress in the standard upright position
  3. Add 20g of coffee to the chamber
  4. Add 60g of boiling water within 10 seconds
  5. Stir for 10 seconds to ensure everything is saturated
  6. Remove from the scale and plunge as quickly as possible
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