In reply to Post #11
Can't beat Lavazza ground coffee, specially the Rossa version
Can't beat Lavazza ground coffee, specially the Rossa version
In reply to Post #1
Aero press for me tried all the Taylor coffee strength bags and they are IMHO shyte
Aero press for me tried all the Taylor coffee strength bags and they are IMHO shyte
In reply to Post #1
I use similar to the one in post 3 from Ebay though.
Does what it says on the tin, love fresh Coffee on the bank.
I use similar to the one in post 3 from Ebay though.
Does what it says on the tin, love fresh Coffee on the bank.
In reply to Post #1
Just because I am on the bank of a lake blanking and bored
I have read a lot of reviews and watch videos and basically it's a load of rubbish so don't waste your money no wonder they are now reduced to 11 quid. They are rubbish apparently
Just because I am on the bank of a lake blanking and bored
I have read a lot of reviews and watch videos and basically it's a load of rubbish so don't waste your money no wonder they are now reduced to 11 quid. They are rubbish apparently
Cafetiere thermal mug £10 from ebay, had mine years wouldn't go away without it 
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223340184612
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/223340184612
In reply to Post #11
An update: Had an Aeropress for about 2 weeks now, feels longer, and it's been on bank with me '0' times... it lives in the kitchen; BEST INVENTION EVER.
Will shortly be ordering another for my food bag
Thanks for the recommendation - genuinely has to be tasted to be believed, produces one of the best cups of coffee I have ever tasted. I literally can't drink instant anymore, I go without.
An update: Had an Aeropress for about 2 weeks now, feels longer, and it's been on bank with me '0' times... it lives in the kitchen; BEST INVENTION EVER.
Will shortly be ordering another for my food bag
Thanks for the recommendation - genuinely has to be tasted to be believed, produces one of the best cups of coffee I have ever tasted. I literally can't drink instant anymore, I go without.
In reply to Post #21
Same here,
Got an Aeropress Go, absolutely love it, so simple using the inverted method, real coffee on the bank is a treat👍👍.
Tel
Same here,
Got an Aeropress Go, absolutely love it, so simple using the inverted method, real coffee on the bank is a treat👍👍.
Tel
In reply to Post #23
I have an Aeropress - very good although it doesn't make a mug full - you have to add a bit of water (pernickety or what?).
I have an Espro which makes a mug full, is insulated so is great for the winter where the Aeropress cools too much. It doesn't use filter papers. Not as easy to clean as the Aeropress. Make great coffee though and you can drink it from the insulated press itself if you want.
I have a V60 dripper. Simplest way to make good coffee but not good in the cold.
I also have a small stainless cafetiere which now resides in the junk box.
The hardest choice is which coffee to brew (I usually have a couple on the go)
I have an Aeropress - very good although it doesn't make a mug full - you have to add a bit of water (pernickety or what?).
I have an Espro which makes a mug full, is insulated so is great for the winter where the Aeropress cools too much. It doesn't use filter papers. Not as easy to clean as the Aeropress. Make great coffee though and you can drink it from the insulated press itself if you want.
I have a V60 dripper. Simplest way to make good coffee but not good in the cold.
I also have a small stainless cafetiere which now resides in the junk box.
The hardest choice is which coffee to brew (I usually have a couple on the go)
Aeropress fan here too
If you're really anal about your coffee the Porlex grinder fits neatly inside the main body of the Aeropress so you can grind your own beans on the bank
If you're really anal about your coffee the Porlex grinder fits neatly inside the main body of the Aeropress so you can grind your own beans on the bank
In reply to Post #1
Finally went and bought a Stanley thermos. Now I just make a good brew at home and its still hot at least 40 hours later
Finally went and bought a Stanley thermos. Now I just make a good brew at home and its still hot at least 40 hours later
Coffee is my life. From my experience, it is best to make your own. This is how you make sure you drink a good quality and fresh coffee.
In reply to Post #1
Aeropress all day long. honestly nothing compares for coffee on the go. I subscribe to pact coffee too....they do some amazing coffee suited to the aeropress.
Aeropress all day long. honestly nothing compares for coffee on the go. I subscribe to pact coffee too....they do some amazing coffee suited to the aeropress.
In reply to Post #29
Aeropress go for me too
Aeropress go for me too
In reply to Post #12
Some of us like a bit of sophistication, even when covered in slime, it's great to have a celebratory cuppa from a nice china cup as well. None of that milky tea stuff with the brown crap floating on the top, errgghh and definitely no metal mug for me
Another vote for the Aeropress. I keep one as a spare to use at home for when the BTC machine goes wrong along with a Lavazza milk frother/heater thing which is bloody marvelous, albeit a bit pricey.
Edit - those plastic cup/coffee filter things are OK as well, and convenient.
Some of us like a bit of sophistication, even when covered in slime, it's great to have a celebratory cuppa from a nice china cup as well. None of that milky tea stuff with the brown crap floating on the top, errgghh and definitely no metal mug for me
Another vote for the Aeropress. I keep one as a spare to use at home for when the BTC machine goes wrong along with a Lavazza milk frother/heater thing which is bloody marvelous, albeit a bit pricey.
Edit - those plastic cup/coffee filter things are OK as well, and convenient.