For those who travel regularly (or home brewers) and carry an Aeropress, and get bored of using the same exact recipe everytime, I created this "Bible" of 15 award winning recipes from around the world, including some Ice Coffee Recipes, along with a grind size guide at the back for Timemore and Commandante hand grinders. Feel free to download and save on your phone, they were designed to be viewed easily on a smartphone so you can make a cup in the morning easily.

coffee is amazing! I love the care and attention that goes into every step, from sourcing the beans to the brewing process. The variety of flavors and aromas is just incredible. It's amazing how much difference there is in the taste depending on the origin, roast, and brewing method. What's your favorite way to enjoy it? Let me know on the comments 🤔🤭🤭

“You can't buy happiness, but you can buy a well-brewed cup, and that's pretty close 😉☕️.”

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I just tried a sample of Monsoon malabar coffee as a V-60 pour-over. It was very nutty but that very recognisable flavour was very prominent... who knows that I mean? do you like it?