How To Make Coffee
Starting with these guides and recipes can be helpful but remember that the taste in your cup can be affected by various factors such as water source, grinder, and type of coffee (origin, roast level, processing method). Since every machine is unique (especially with espresso brewing), it's best to consider these parameters as flexible guidelines rather than strict rules.
Happy brewing!
How to Brew Espresso
Our step by step guide will help you craft the perfect espresso every time. By following our methods you’ll master the essential elements—grind size, dose, and extraction time—to produce a consistently exceptional espresso. Whether you're a seasoned barista or new to the world of espresso brewing, our guide includes detailed instructions and helpful tips to ensure you get the most out of your espresso machine.
With just an electric kettle, a dripper, and a filter, pour-over coffee brewing can produce a crisp, transparent, and refined cup of coffee. While this brewing technique can accommodate any coffee variety, we recommend using light to medium roasts with delicate acidity and a well-balanced taste.
How to Brew with a French Press
The French Press is a brewing method in which coffee grounds are fully immersed in hot water for the duration of the brew, resulting in a rich and full-bodied cup of coffee with a wide range of flavors. This brewing technique is suitable for most types of coffee, making it a versatile brewer.
The AeroPress is one of the most versatile brewers around, offering endless ways to experiment and refine your cup. To help you get started, we've chosen a simple, reliable recipe that delivers consistently great coffee. Once you've mastered the basics, there's a whole world of award-winning recipes waiting to be explored.
How to Brew a Cold Brew
Cold brew rewards patience. By steeping coffee slowly in cold water over several hours, you'll unlock a naturally sweet, smooth cup with low acidity and exceptional clarity. This simple recipe is the perfect place to start before experimenting with different brew times, ratios and serving styles.
We’ve created a simple 3-step tool to calculate the milk-to-espresso ratio for five popular drinks latte, cappuccino, flat white, cortado, and macchiato. You can also use the tool for single-shot espresso, double shot espresso, and at varying strength levels, all while keeping the milk-to-espresso ratio intact.
Coffee to Water Ratio Calculator
We’ve created a simple 5-step tool to calculate coffee to water ratio across 8 of the most popular brewing methods