Japanese Siphon
The Japanese siphon is an extraction method that forces the flow of coffee through tubes, that is to say, it is an inverted U-shaped tube that causes the liquid to flow upwards over the surface of the tank, so that later Gravity pulls it back into the bowl at the bottom, you get a full-bodied cup.
Italian Moka The Italian coffee maker or moka coffee maker produces quality, intense and full-bodied coffee in a few minutes. It is the homemade way of getting low-pressure espresso coffee, much more similar to that of bars than drip coffee.
Cold Brew
Already used in the Japanese tradition of the 18th century, the Cold Brew method allows to obtain a concentrated, intense coffee, extracted through a special cold water drip system. The coffee obtained in this way maintains all the flavor of the mixture with a low content of bitter notes.
Dripper
The dripper is made of steel, plastic or ceramic. It is shaped like a cone where the filter will be placed. This helps the coffee in there to expand and combine with the water. Extending the contact time will result in a balanced cup of good aroma and flavor being obtained.
Aeropress
The Aeropress is a method of extraction by pressure, a more aromatic flavor and a medium body are obtained.
V60
It has a single large hole which allows you to modify the flavor by altering the speed of the water flow. With this method, a coffee with a silky body and natural flavor is obtained.
Cleaver
It is a very easy-to-use method of manual coffee extraction, which offers a sweet drink, without bitterness or sediment. It combines two systems: immersion and drip, since the coffee is first in contact with water and then filters into a container, resulting in a clean cup.
French press
The French press is an immersion brew method, which means that the coffee is extracted while completely submerged in water. An intense flavor with a heavy body is obtained.
Chemex
Chemex achieved its highest popularity in recent years, despite being a method that was created in the 1940s, it seems to be newly designed due to its modern aesthetics. He is considered the father of methods. The Chemex method is widely considered the best choice for people looking for a smoother cup with less bitterness and doesn’t mind a lack of body.
Vandola
Costa Rican method has a narrow neck for the filter to fit, a handle, and a mouthpiece. Mainor Alfaro, its creator, was inspired by Chorreado coffee, a traditional Costa Rican preparation method that dates back more than two centuries. This method involves filtering the particles through a cloth filter. Provides a cup with more defined flavors, delicate acidity, and predominant sweetness.
Blasted
This preparation method is similar to rudimentary or traditional filter coffee makers, but it is not known beyond Costa Rica. Chorreador coffee is prepared using a chorreador, a simple brewing device consisting of two main parts: a holder for the chorreador and a sachet, that is, a cloth filter held by a wire.