Does Hand-Pressed Coffee Really Taste Differently Than Machine-Pressed Coffee?

 

 

 

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[imusintheevening]

01:14 PM on 02/07/2011

definitely it does

I made a prototype of an enhanced french press with greater leverage and force because it is best if the grounds are fine and the press is fast with no soak time. Doing it this way reduces the more bitter flavors significantly.

[lilbirdblue]

12:37 PM on 02/03/2011

Nice video!

Keep the coffee info flowing :)

[oneplanka]

11:46 AM on 02/03/2011

I prefer an espresso pulled from a La Pavoni Europiccola machine, Wish I could afford one. Nothing like it.

[SpikeC]

01:14 PM on 02/06/2011

They are available used on EBay, which is where I got mine. It is easy to redo the gasketry if needed.

[ZenCrusader]

09:11 PM on 02/01/2011

he didn't describe the difference in taste and texture between the two expressos. it was interesting but no conclusion was given to the viewer .... so what was the point ?

[romigua]

06:04 PM on 02/01/2011

Sweet and Low? Is he joking?

[WarriorLemming]

08:32 AM on 02/02/2011

rofl, omg.....didn't ya just wanna grab that coffee right out of his hand and then smack him up side the head, haha!

[romigua]

01:37 PM on 02/02/2011

Exactly! Who would ruin a beautiful cup of coffee or espresso with that garbage?

[SpikeC]

01:15 PM on 02/06/2011

Yes, he was.