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XL AeroPress Travel Coffee Maker The AeroPress XL is the AeroPress, doubled. Same patented brew method as the standard AeroPress, but with a 20oz / 592ml capacity that's enough to fill two mugs or one large carafe. Includes the brewer, a shatterproof Tritan carafe, 100 paper filters, a stirrer, and a scoop. How to brew with the AeroPress XL Place a paper filter in the cap and rinse with hot water to remove any paper taste. Add 30 to 34g of medium-fine ground coffee to the chamber. Pour 440 to 480ml of hot water (93 to 96°C) over the grounds. Stir gently for 10 seconds. Insert the plunger and press down slowly. Aim for 30 to 60 seconds of total press time. What grind to use Medium-fine, the same as the standard AeroPress. Sits between drip grind and espresso grind. Our ground coffee (ground for cafetière) works in an XL. Pack includes AeroPress XL chamber, plunger, filter cap, and seal Shatterproof Tritan carafe (20oz / 592ml) 100 paper micro-filters Stirrer Scoop Compatibility note Standard AeroPress components are not interchangeable with the XL. Different chamber, different plunger, different filters. Stock the right kit for whichever press you own. Best coffee for the XL The XL handles bigger batches, so we tend to reach for a daily-driver blend rather than a single origin. Two suggestions: Battle Prep: Brazil and Latin America blend, balanced, chocolatey. Holds up to milk and dilution if you're filling the carafe and pouring multiple cups. Red On: single-origin Robusta from the Badra Estate, 1,293mg caffeine per 12fl oz. Bigger volume of Red On means more caffeine in the carafe, so pace yourself. How strong is XL AeroPress coffee? Read our coffee strength scale guide to see where AeroPress coffee sits on the strength scale and what actually makes coffee strong.

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Travel Pour Over and Filter Papers A silicone pour-over cone with 40 V60 filter papers. The cone is flexible, near-unbreakable, packs flat, and brews a clean filter coffee anywhere you can find hot water. The complete pour-over kit in one bundle. How a pour over works Set the cone on a mug, drop in a paper filter, add ground coffee, and pour hot water in a slow spiral over the grounds. The water draws through the coffee bed, the filter holds the grounds back, and a clean cup of filter coffee lands in the mug below. Three minutes from kettle to mug. Why silicone over ceramic or plastic Ceramic shatters. Plastic warps and stains. Silicone bends to fit any rucksack pocket, takes drops without cracking, and doesn't pick up coffee residue. Pre-rinse the filter paper with hot water before brewing to wash out the paper taste. What grind to use Medium grind. A bit coarser than espresso, a bit finer than cafetière. Best coffee for pour over Single origins do well in a pour over. The clean filtration shows off origin character. Try Brazil Daterra for chocolate and nut notes, or Honduras SHG for hazelnut and caramel. Pack includes Silicone V60-style pour-over cone 40 V60 Coffee Filter Papers Pour over vs French press Pour over: lighter body, cleaner cup, more origin character. French press: heavier body, more oils, fuller mouthfeel. Different brewers for different jobs. We compared them in detail: pour over vs French press. How does pour over compare on strength? Read our coffee strength scale guide to see where pour-over coffee sits on the strength scale and what actually makes coffee strong.

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AeroPress Flow Control Filter Cap A pressure-actuated cap for the AeroPress that stops drip-through. Means you can steep for longer, use a coarser grind, build pressure when you press, and pull a crema closer to espresso than a standard AeroPress brew. How the Flow Control Cap works The standard AeroPress cap lets coffee drip through during the steep, which limits how long you can leave the grind in contact with water before flavour goes off. The Flow Control Cap uses a one-way valve that stays closed under low pressure (when the plunger isn't pressing) and opens when you push down. Steep for as long as you want, then press. Use cases Longer steeps with no drip-through Coarser grinds that pull more slowly Crema-style brews (pair with a paper filter and dark roast) Espresso-leaning recipes Filter compatibility Works with both AeroPress paper filters and the reusable stainless steel filter. Pair however you like: AeroPress Paper Micro-Filters: 350 paper filters, the cleanest cup Reusable Steel Filter: lets the oils through for a fuller body Brewer compatibility Fits the standard AeroPress and the AeroPress Go. Does not fit the AeroPress XL. Care Rinse and wipe. The valve is sealed and doesn't need stripping down. Want the full bundle? The Flow Control Cap is part of our AeroPress Bundle with the brewer and the steel filter. For more on AeroPress brewing, how to use an AeroPress.

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V60 Papers used for Contact Coffee Pour Over. The original and best filter coffee papers from Hario. Rinse the filter paper with boiling water before use. This will minimise any paper taste getting through to the end brew and allow the coffee to filter through easier.

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AeroPress Stainless Steel Filter A reusable 316-grade stainless steel filter for the AeroPress. Keeps the grounds back, lets the oils through. The result is a fuller-bodied cup than a paper filter brew, and no paper to run out of. Why 316 stainless steel 316-grade is more corrosion-resistant and harder-wearing than the 304-grade steel used in cheaper filters. It survives the dishwasher and the years. Best coffee for the steel filter The steel filter shows off origin character because the oils stay in the cup. Single origins are the natural pairing. Try Brazil Daterra for chocolate and nut, or Honduras SHG for hazelnut and caramel. Pair with the Flow Control Cap for the most control. Why use it over paper Reduces waste Reusable, no consumables Easy to clean: rinse and dry Only 13g, packs flat Compatible with the AeroPress and AeroPress Go For more on AeroPress brewing, see our guide on how to use an AeroPress and our review of the latest AeroPress attachments.

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AeroPress Coffee Maker Bundle The AeroPress with the two upgrades worth having: the Flow Control Filter Cap and the reusable stainless steel filter. Three pieces of kit, one bundle. Saves money over buying them individually. What's in the bundle AeroPress Coffee Maker: the brewer. Plastic, near-unbreakable, brews a clean cup in about a minute. Comes with the brewer, stirrer, scoop, and paper filters. Flow Control Filter Cap: a pressure-actuated valve that stops drip-through. Lets you steep for longer, use a coarser grind, and pull a crema closer to espresso when paired with a paper filter. Stainless Steel Filter: a reusable 316-grade steel filter. Lets the oils through that paper soaks up, for a fuller-bodied cup. No filter paper to run out of. Why these three pieces work together The standard AeroPress brews a clean cup with a paper filter. Add the Flow Control Cap and you can slow the brew down, hold pressure, and get more out of the grind. Swap to the steel filter and you keep the body and oils that paper would absorb. Run all three combinations and the AeroPress becomes a versatile bit of kit, not a one-trick brewer. Best coffee for the bundle Single origins suit the AeroPress because the brewer produces a clean cup that lets origin character come through. Honduras SHG or Brazil Daterra are good places to start. How strong is AeroPress coffee? Read our coffee strength scale guide for context on where AeroPress coffee sits on the strength scale and what actually makes coffee strong.

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