Which coffee machine do you use ?

I have been using my Aeropress for a long time but only recently I changed to using the inverted method, which suprisingly does make an improvement in what was already a very good cup of coffee.

 

Inverted here too. Enjoying a new delivery from the always-excellent https://www.coffeecompass.co.uk this week. They specialise in darker roasts.

 

Out of interest any idea how much each single "press" produces?

 

An Aeropress is like a French press but with a paper filter, so how much coffee you get depends on how much water you put in. I use about 200ml. I don't think you could make an espresso by using a small amount of water as there is only hand pressure.
Edit: Maybe you meant the maximum amount which would be about 250ml.

 

That was exactly what I meant thanks.

 

I've recently been using the Hario V60 pour over funnel. More of a method than a machine, but wonderfully easy: fairly quick, very little clean-up, lots of scope to make easy adjustments to suit the beans you're using. You can't go wrong!

 

We have had various machines. The current one is a pod gizzmo. The brew is alright and passable.
The best coffee we do comes from our good old percolator and am currently having a Guatemala blend.
The one we keep going back to is Columbian.
I prefer Kenco for instant and we have instant barrister (not my favourite).
These are my preferences and to be honest if I am asked "how do you like your coffee" my thoughts are "in a big mug".
The best coffee is the first one because thats when the day can begin.

 

You are not alone,same here, use it all day every day.

 

i know this posting is three years and thirty seven days old ,, but i am addicted to the moka pot thing.. i have a bialetti venus and have two to three every morning before work..grind the beans. i used to have one of the alumnium ones when i had a gas hob
but they dont work on an induction hob and the venus does...
do you still use the moka pot?

 

Mr Coffee 12 cup coffee maker. $18 from Walmart. I switched over to decaf a while back. Drinking 12 cups of decaf almost every day. Makes great coffee. I use paper filters with ground coffee.

Conclusion: cheap, dependable and makes good coffee.

 

Yes- I'm also stainless steel and induction over aluminium. I've been using the Hario pour over filters too recently- a nice option for lighter roasts and brighter acidity!