Aeropress is a good option, the clever dripper is another good option. If you want it to be easier to get just right I'd recommend the clever, if you want to use it for travel then I'd recommend the aeropress. Higher degree of difficulty vs the other 2. v60 - there's a bit of a learning curve, but watch a good tutorial and it can be picked French Press: the one with the most body and the fullest, so to speak (probably because the oils pass through). Will leave sediment at the bottom, though. Clever Dripper: the cleanest of all cups, taking some of the body away and no oils. Aeropress: My favorite so far. Seems to be the perfect balance in terms of body and the taste seems to be Chemex coffee maker, Clever Dripper, Cafe Solo Brewer: Medium: Cone-shaped Pour-over Brewers, Flat Bottom Drip Coffee Machines, Siphon Coffee, Aeropress (with 3+ minute brew time) Cone-shaped pour-over brewers (e.g. Hario v60, Kalita wave, etc) The Aeropress (with a 2-3 minute brew time) 6. Fine Grind (espresso grind Size) The Clever can use both trapezoidal filters that are readily available at any grocery store (i.e., No. 4 coffee filters) as well as any V60-03 filter. When using the same V60 cone filters on both, the Clever definitely drains faster than the Switch. The Clever is easier and more intuitive to use. Read more: CAFEC Flower Dripper vs. Hario V60. Trapezoid. The trapezoid dripper reminds us of traditional Japanese coffee shops in the old times, where the barista was brewing coffee in a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The ancestor of the trapezoid dripper is from the brand Melitta in Germany with a long history. In recent years, most common Crystal eye encurrages water to flow straight down, more so than the V60. The results are different, V60 tends to be a little brighter, more acidity. Crystal eye more balanced and smooth, bit richer. I think the difference is enough to have a preference, but it depends on the coffee which aspect you want to bring out. o5Ym3mD.

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