AeroPress Premium Coffee Maker

The AeroPress coffee maker is a brewing device for making filter coffee. Coffee is steeped in a tube and then forced through a paper filter with a plunger for a rich, smooth and clean-tasting cup of coffee.

The best coffee for your AeroPress will depend on your tastes, though you should use finely ground beans, such as espresso grind, for best results.

A great place to start is with our Signature Blend, or Colombia El Carmen if you prefer single origin coffees.

Yes, you can place the chamber and the plunger components of your AeroPress coffee maker in the dishwasher, as they are made of BPA-free plastic, which can resist dishwashing temperatures and water pressure.

However, all other pieces such as the filters and cap should be hand-washed only. 

Cleaning your AeroPress after each use with soap and water, will help maintain its quality and extend its lifespan.

The AeroPress is capable of creating a strong, concentrated style coffee much like Espresso however, it will never be a true espresso. 

This is because espresso is ground coffee that has a layer of crema; a result of the pressure brewing process. The AeroPress method does not produce crema, as whilst pressurised, it is a long way off the 9 bar needed to be considered espresso. 

The AeroPress also uses different volumes. Though the AeroPress does not produce a true espresso, the concentrated coffee produced can be enjoyed on its own as an espresso-style drink, or used to make different styles of coffee including lattes and cappuccinos.

You do not necessarily need a good grinder if you have an AeroPress, as you can buy your coffee beans pre-ground for your preferred brew method. However, if you prefer to grind your beans at home, then we recommend investing in a decent coffee grinder for best results.

A good grinder produces evenly sized coffee grounds, which maximise the flavour. We recommend using a burr grinder (a grinder that uses two revolving abrasive surfaces rather than a blade) . Burr grinders help to prevent over, or under-extraction of the coffee, which might affect taste. 

A good grinder doesn't need to be expensive or high-end. So long as your grinder produces fine and consistent grinds, it will work.