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Popular Brewing Methods: V60, French Press, and AeroPress

IT DMK Cargo
16 hours ago
2 min read

Have you ever felt that each cup of coffee has its own “personality”? Some are smooth and full of aroma, some are rich and soothing, and some are practical yet still delicious. All of these come from how we brew them. In the world of coffee, the three most talked-about manual brewing methods are V60, French Press, and AeroPress. It’s not just about the tools; each method seems to represent a different style of enjoying coffee.

V60: The Art of Simplicity

Imagine hot water slowly dripping through fresh coffee grounds, passing through a thin filter paper, then flowing into a cup with a fragrant aroma. That’s how the V60 works. This method is known for producing a clear and detailed flavor, allowing every nuance of the coffee’s taste to be enjoyed. No wonder many baristas call it the art of brewing coffee. Of course, patience is required in this process, as even a small mistake when pouring can significantly alter the coffee’s flavor.

French Press: Warm and Characteristic

If the V60 is synonymous with precision, the French Press emphasizes simplicity. First, steep coarse coffee grounds in hot water and wait a few minutes, then slowly press the filter. The result? The coffee will have a thick texture, rich flavor, full body, and strong character.

AeroPress: Practical in the Modern Era

On the other hand, AeroPress is the “youngster” in the coffee world. It is small, lightweight, and easy to carry anywhere. The brewing process is quick, taking only about a minute, yet the results are still satisfying. Uniquely, AeroPress can produce many brewing styles, from thick like espresso to light like filter coffee. No wonder this tool is often the favorite choice for travelers and coffee lovers who want convenience without compromising quality.

So, which one is the best?

The answer depends on what you're looking for. The V60 is ideal for flavor details, the French Press for a rich, full-bodied result, and the AeroPress for speed and convenience.