A complete list of coffee brewing methods, allowing you to taste different coffee pleasures!

Coffee Brewing Methods

Coffee is a drink that many people cannot live without every day. It has a rich taste and aroma, which can bring people a pleasant enjoyment. In addition to the common American coffee and latte, there are many other types of coffee to try. In this article, we will introduce some special coffees made by different brewing methods.

1. Espresso

Espresso is one of the traditional Italian drinks, and it is famous for its rich and strong taste. To make this coffee, you need to use a special espresso machine or Moka pot. First, add water to the bottom water tank and put an appropriate amount of finely ground espresso powder in the filter. Then put the pot on the fire to heat it. When the water starts to boil, it will generate pressure and the water will flow through the filter to the top container to form a rich black liquid.

2. French Press

The French press, also known as the coffee pot, is a simple and classic way to brew coffee. The coffee made using this method has a rich taste, with strong oils and acidity. First, put the coarsely ground coffee powder into the pot, then add an appropriate amount of hot water and stir evenly. After waiting for about 4 minutes, press the filter down to separate the coffee grounds from the liquid, and pour it into a cup to enjoy.

3. Cold Brew Coffee

Cold brew is a cold drink that takes a long time to make but has a smooth and non-bitter taste. First, you need to mix the coarsely ground coffee powder with water and let it sit at room temperature for 12-24 hours to soak. Then use a filter or gauze to filter out the solid particles, leaving a clear and fragrant liquid. Finally, you can add milk, syrup or ice cubes to adjust the taste according to your personal preference.

4. Spanish-style coffee

Spanish-style coffee is a drink that combines espresso and hot milk. It has a rich taste and sweetness. First, you need to make espresso, then add an equal amount of hot milk to the cup. Finally, you can sprinkle some cocoa powder or cinnamon powder according to your personal preference to add aroma.

5. Greek Cappuccino

Greek foam coffee is a traditional and distinctive Greek drink, which is famous for its rich and dense foam. To make this coffee, you need to use a special Greek porto pot or a small pot. First, mix water and finely ground coffee powder in the pot, and add appropriate amount of sugar (according to personal taste). Then put the pot on the fire to heat it, and stir the liquid quickly with a stirrer when it starts to heat up to produce a lot of foam. Finally, pour the liquid into the cup and enjoy it.

6. Ultra-filtered coffee

Ultrafiltered coffee is a soft and refreshing drink that uses a special ultrafilter to filter out the oil and solid particles in the coffee. First, put the coarsely ground coffee powder into the ultrafilter and add an appropriate amount of cold water to stir evenly. Then wait for about 12 hours for the liquid to slowly penetrate through the filter. Finally, the concentrated liquid produced in the process can be mixed with cold water to adjust the taste.

7. Arabic Cappuccino

Arabic cappuccino is a drink made with espresso, milk and cinnamon as the main ingredients. First, you need to make espresso and pour a small amount of syrup (optional) at the bottom of the cup. Then heat the milk in another container and use a frother or a manual frother to make it dense and thick foam. Finally, gently pour the milk into the cup and sprinkle some cinnamon powder on it and enjoy.

The above are some special coffees made by different brewing methods. Each coffee has its own unique taste and flavor. I hope these methods can let you taste different coffee fun!