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It's a different beverage. That may sound precious or twee to you but the flavors of the same beans prepared in these three ways will be different; there's no o
by ubermonkey 3y ago
It's a different beverage. That may sound precious or twee to you but the flavors of the same beans prepared in these three ways will be different; there's no other way to describe it.
Espresso is going to be more intense, probably sweeter, and stronger.
Pourover is typically brighter and less intense, but obviously you drink more of it. When I make filter coffee, I prefer pourover.
I do not care for Aeropress coffee or its sibling French press; for me, the mouth feel and flavor are inferior to other brewing methods, but obviously this is a preference thing.
- dghughes 3y agoFrench press does allow caffenol (I think it is?) to be in the coffee it makes for a silky mouthfeel like someone put glycerine in it. French press as pure and basic as you can get coarse ground coffee a bit of water wait 5 minutes and pour. But yes it all depends on your taste and what you like.