Coffee Brewing Methods - Notes of a Homeroaster

[masonjarjar]

With all respect, this thread was intended as a thoughtful series about getting the most out of home roasted, artisanal coffee. If you like percolators, more power to you, but feel free to start a new thread. This one seems to have gone on an odd tangent.

I apologize for polluting your thread. Sometimes I speed read and post without thinking. Clearly, this is the wrong crowd to discuss percolating.

 

[creel]

With all respect, this thread was intended as a thoughtful series about getting the most out of home roasted, artisanal coffee. If you like percolators, more power to you, but feel free to start a new thread.

You might want to change the title from coffee brewing methods then.

The first post states that

What I am looking for, however, is the process that brings the best of the bean out

That process is subjective is it not? Shouldn‘t we welcome other opinions?

How is a comment on percolators even off topic?

I guess the mods need to consider a low brow smiley icon for us knuckle draggers.

 

[sparkchaser]

Don't forget cowboy coffee for those times when you're camping.

I guess one could use a Moka pot but that somehow seems wrong.

A French press would work too but I'd be scared of breaking it.