Heating up around here so I'm onto to cold brew. Basically a fine mesh strainer cup in a jar that I let sit overnight. 40 grams lasts 2 days.

Give it a good shake when I make it. Roughly 18 hours steep then it's good to go the next day, nice and cold out of the fridge.

If I'm fasting I have it with just an ice block, but if I'm not ill have it with oat milk in a tall glass, maybe 80 coffee, 20 oat milk. good shit!

Medium roast (full city) beans from the Philippines either via Chemex, AeroPress, or if it's warm out I'll brew some ice coffee overnight.

Got the aeropress about a month ago and have not used anything since. Freaking love the results and how easy going it is! Next on the list is a new grinder, but unsure to go handgrinder or electrical.

Been using local coffee, labelled as French Roasted Coffee, it's pretty nice.

The same cheap dark roast from LIDL that I always drink

Opened a Single Origin Costa Rica from whole foods. 26 Grind on Encore ESP, did both aeropress and V60. It's a nice light roast, but nothing amazing.

Espresso using some older beans. Tastes alright. Made using a Z1presso grinder (145 grind setting), and a 9barista stove top espresso machine :)

Also recently bought a shaker for N2 cartridges to make nitro-brew at home. Really good when it gets hot outside.

I just opened a bag of washed light roast Arabica Typica from Dalat, Veitnam. Used a V60 to brew it and a Fellow Opus to grind it.

Quite nice. Floral and fruity not bitterness or excess sourness. Very happy considering the relatively low cost.

It's my second week drinking that Four Sisters Donut Shop Blend from Grocery Outlet, and... It's okay...

It's not completely awful, and it's definitely functionally caffeinated, but without a paper filter it's bitter.

With a filter, it does have a sweetness and fruity acidity that's nice.

As if it's made as a filter coffee, which sounds weird, but I suppose it must be possible.

Speaking of paper filters, I started using a mesh filter in my aeropress, and... The result tastes very similar to my French press...

I got a pack of two mesh filters: One 250 microns, the other 200 microns, and the 200 micron filter doesn't let any fines through at all.

I am alternating days between the two, and I have to say the paper filter in the Aeropress makes a huge improvement in smoothness and taste.