About the AeroPress

AeroPress coffee makers brew amazingly delicious, silky smooth coffee in about a minute, and has become a favorite of ours for how simple and fast it is to use and clean.

Alan Adler, a renowned inventor and retired Stanford University engineering instructor, began studying the coffee brewing process and analyzing coffee maker designs in 2004 in order to create a truly innovative device that would brew a superior cup of coffee. At a coffee industry trade show in November, 2005, he debuted his breakthrough coffee maker: the AeroPress!

Over the years, we believe we've perfected a simple recipe that is easy for everyone to get started with an AeroPress - scroll down and see it for yourself!

Want to get your hands on an AeroPress? (Amazon Link):

AeroPress Coffee Maker

Filter Packs for the AeroPress Coffee Maker, 700 Count

Photo of an Aeropress coffee maker alongside its filters, stirrer, scoop, and funnel.

STEP 1: GET THE ESSENTIALS

Your AeroPress should come with what you see above. We suggest preheating everything before you start. You should have:

- Syzygy Specialty Coffee

- AeroPress Kit

- Kettle (Gooseneck preferred) 

An image with ground coffee on the left and coffee beans on the right.

STEP 2: THE RIGHT GRIND

Grind the coffee a   bit finer than Sea Salt. We're doing 15gr of Coffee to 225 mL of water (ratio of 1:15).

Image of warm water being used to rinse the Aeropress's paper filter.

STEP 3: RINSE THE FILTER

Place a single circular filter into the filter-cap, and rinse it with hot water. This warms   it and removes papery taste.

Coffee being poured inside an AeroPress coffee maker.

STEP 4: ADD THE COFFEE

Add the coffee to the pre-heated AeroPress. Use the funnel to prevent a mess!

Gooseneck kettle sitting atop of a single stove, heating the water.

STEP 5: TURN UP THE HEAT

With 15 grams of coffee, we'll need 225mL of water to be heated to 89°C (192°F). 

Warm water being poured inside an Aeropress in order to bloom the coffee.

STEP 6: BLOOM IT!

Pour 2x as much water as you have coffee - in this case, 30mL. This will expand the fresh coffee grounds in a process called  blooming. Wait 30 seconds.

Image of an AeroPress with coffee brewing inside, being stirred by the Aeropress stirrer.

STEP 7: STIR IT GENTLY

Use the included stirrer to make sure all the coffee has interacted with the water.

Warm water being poured inside an Aeropress in order to bloom the coffee.

STEP 8: ADD THE REMAINING WATER

Pour the remaining 195 mL of water, slowly, in a circular motion. In the end, stir briefly with the included stirrer.

AeroPress being closed from the top by its cap being screwed on.

STEP 9: SEAL THE DEAL

Screw the filter-cap on top of the AeroPress and wait for the coffee to brew - we   recommend brewing for approximately 1 minute.

AeroPress being flipped upside down and fitted atop a glass carafe.

STEP 10: FLIP IT

Carefully flip the AeroPress and place it on top of your warm coffee mug.

AeroPress coffee maker being pressed down to filter and brew the coffee. The coffee falls into the glass carafe.

STEP 11: AERO-PRESS IT

Slowly but firmly press from the top. Stop as soon as you hear a slight "hissing" sound. If you push further, you will start extracting bitter flavors! 

The image shows Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti aboard the International Space Station, looking out the window, while drinking a coffee she brewed using the first espresso maker in space - the ISSPresso.

STEP 12: ENJOY!

Nothing left to do, but to enjoy!

Do You Want to Try It Out? Click Below! (Amazon Link)

AeroPress Coffee Maker

Filter Packs for the AeroPress Coffee Maker, 700 Count

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