What was your score, how many AeroPress facts were new for you in the video? Leave a comment. 🔔 Subscribe for more coffee videos: bit.ly/SubscribeToECT 🙌 🔴 Watch the AeroPress Movie on Vimeo (use a promo code CZcams50 to get 50% off): vimeo.com/ondemand/aeropressmovie 🎙️ Ask any question to the inventor of the AeroPress: aeropress.com/use-it-now/ask-alan timestamps: 0:55 #1 - We all brew AeroPress coffee the wrong way 1:30 #2 - The Inventor 2:10 #3 - 35 Prototypes 2:55 #4 - Silicon Valley 3:29 #5 - It wasn’t accepted at first! 4:16 #6 - My AeroPress is different than yours 5:42 #7 - World AeroPress Championship 6:39 #8 - Mile High AeroPress Club 7:11 #9 - Custom Made AeroPress 7:50 #10 - AeroPress company was for sale
@@CH-ec5on No, at the moment there are the only options available. Do you have any troubles with any of the platform? Vimeo should be available globally.
Once I made aeropress coffee on the train. I had a travel kettle with me, there was an electrical socket in the train, I had water, coffee, a grinder, an aeropress and my favorite thermo mug Contigo. When the coffee was ready, a guide had just arrived at the train compartment. So I poured it into a cup for him to drink a good quality coffee during his service and not the capsule one from George Clooney. 8^)
I love my AeroPress, It's the only coffee maker I use now. It's the greatest coffee maker even made. So simple in design and so perfectly designed for making coffee.
I only use my Aero Press to make tea. I find that it is very efficient as extracting loose tea leaves/herbs. I have not found any other method that is more efficient as extraction.
Great video ! Recently purchased my first aero press, planning to use it at work or when I’m away (as I have a Nespresso pod machine at home ). I found it so easy to use and amazing coffee that I barely use my Nespresso anymore! It’s so easy to use and great result. I’m so happy with my purchase and really enjoy the videos
I bet you will slowly ditch the Nespresso machine. Especially if you have found a way to make your coffee more espresso-like with Aeropress. Hint: Fellow Prismo
I can't 10 you enough for these 10 minutes of 10 interesting facts . It was greatly done . Oh please continue with premieres ... the anticipation may or may not be worth it , but at least I can choose to prepare the time or set aside any task during that period to see it first as soon as its posted .... especially if I like the topic title . Otherwise it's still a good way to get my attention on any interesting stuffs that'll be posted soon . Honestly there's nothing to dislike it at all even if the topic to be posted is not to my interest , I will carry on doing my things and 10 you later when I'm free to watch it . 😅 Keep it up Alex ! 🤟👍
I have 4 aeropresses, my first one has heavy score marks on the inside from when it was pressed, I thought it was a design flaw? Got a blue one and gold. Best thing I've ever got with it is the 13 micron stainless steel filter, stopped using the paper filters years ago. Do yourself a favour and buy one. Works very well.
I bought my Aeropress in 2014-15, the one with the beige lettering. After almost daily use, I had to retire it in 2019 bc it leeched an off rancid taste to my coffee. The rubber end had also gotten incredibly hard to plunge. Mine also had a bunch of marks on the inside of the chamber. The FAQ section of the site says old models had ridges on the outside plunger that unintentionally caused the marks, but they have since gotten rid of it and state it shouldn’t be a problem now. Who knows.
@@slalomie I'm sorry, I also bought my model with gold markings in 2017, they wear out quickly. My rubber tip is already hard and I do not make coffee using the inverted method, the gum is too narrow .. this coffee brewing has become too risky (coffee spills out). The classic method is no pressure, the rubber is hard and narrow. This is the moment when you need to change the equipment to a new one, I do not know if the new AeroPress has a different rubber that will not become dysfunctional after 3-4 years?
@@Chretienne5 Don't store the rubber puck inside the tube, or it will distort. I bought two extra pucks and some paper filters from the mfg. I have the original (2005) style, and since I quit storing the puck inside the tube, it has worked perfectly for 10+ years.
I just watched The AreoPress Movie -- thanks for the discount code. I bought an AeroPress by mail order on Sunday. It's on its way, hoping it arrives tomorrow.
Regarding the mile high aeropress club....the problem with airplane coffee primarily is the water....Aeropress only hides it a bit better than on-board brewing. I just got my first AP for work....so many ideas on how to brew, all defy manufacturers recommendations.
The aeropress model I have is made of copolyester (blue lettering with gray tint). Looking through the later materials used to make these, I noticed an eventual switch to polypropylene. I'm curious why they changed the material when both are food-grade and BPA-free.
The movie is available on prime video to stream. It was moderately interesting, but between this video and everything else regarding aeropress it didn’t break new ground.
I want to get my first aeropress. I do a lot of camping. In fact thats what I originally wanted it for. Are there any benefits to getting the original one over the go. Ill be mostly making coffee for just myself.
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip thank you its the one I want. But I look at the hexagon base and the cone and wonder if I'd miss not having them. Will the go fit on my mugs at home
I like your movie about aeropress. Every coffee guy should see it ...did you think about release for free on youtube? would have impact for wider audience. I think this movie deserve it.
I didn’t know about where the AP is made, nor of the custom APs, nor that Alan had sold part of his company. #11 There’s now a clear AeroPress, which is easier to see through to the fill marks. #12 There’s talk of larger capacity AeroPress but as of 2023, this has not appeared. Correction_ now available in UK Q4 2023.
I pour water over the plunger rubber before I put it on the chamber. 🤔 maybe your rubber part is over used and you need to buy a new one. It's also available as a spare part on their website. ✌
AeroPress regular or the AeroPress Go are both too bulky to take pack packing, or bike packing. A backpack or a Pannier only has so much room, and the AeroPress takes up valuable space that other things you might need should be. In addition to space, it weighs more than a real multi day backpacker or bike packer who closely watches the weight of stuff they carry. Ask me how I know! Size and weight killed it for me, instead I went with GSI Outdoors Ultralight Java Drip, so I can take any coffee I want; some backpackers and bike packers take instant coffee instead, I can't stand the taste of instant so I don't bother.
Try a Bulletproof coffee made with a Aeropress coffee. A Tablespoon of grassfed butter, and a tablespoon of Coconut oil or MCT oil. Best to use a blender, but a hand blender will work in a pinch. Also, the best coffee I've found is from, don't hate me, Alex Jones. The Organic Reichi mushroom immune system coffee is awesome. Expensive though. Ends up being about $40 for a 1lb bag shipped to Vancouver. But whew, awesome coffee.
Do you know there is a Chinese knock-off product called YuroPress, And they sell the Primo attachment as well. It is super cheap but I never use it, And also it has pink and light blue color. I almost bought it, but I decide not to because the OG Aeropress will always be superior I guess
Can anyone kindly tell me what kind of plastic is the Aeropress made of? Is it foodgrade? Does it emit dangerous toxins while brewing? Thank you in advance.
I’m not happy about these 10 issues. Alan Adler invented a way to make coffee. Thank god you can use his invention as you please. Quite simply he doesn’t know as much about coffee as he lets on he does.
Can anyone kindly tell me what kind of plastic is the Aeropress made of? Is it foodgrade? Does it emit dangerous toxins while brewing? Thank you in advance.
What was your score, how many AeroPress facts were new for you in the video? Leave a comment.
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🎙️ Ask any question to the inventor of the AeroPress: aeropress.com/use-it-now/ask-alan
timestamps:
0:55 #1 - We all brew AeroPress coffee the wrong way
1:30 #2 - The Inventor
2:10 #3 - 35 Prototypes
2:55 #4 - Silicon Valley
3:29 #5 - It wasn’t accepted at first!
4:16 #6 - My AeroPress is different than yours
5:42 #7 - World AeroPress Championship
6:39 #8 - Mile High AeroPress Club
7:11 #9 - Custom Made AeroPress
7:50 #10 - AeroPress company was for sale
Are there other options to buy the AeroPress Movie besides Amazon and Vimeo?
@@CH-ec5on No, at the moment there are the only options available. Do you have any troubles with any of the platform? Vimeo should be available globally.
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip No, I was just not wanting to have to download anything from Amazon and was not wanting to start another media type account.
Once I made aeropress coffee on the train. I had a travel kettle with me, there was an electrical socket in the train, I had water, coffee, a grinder, an aeropress and my favorite thermo mug Contigo. When the coffee was ready, a guide had just arrived at the train compartment. So I poured it into a cup for him to drink a good quality coffee during his service and not the capsule one from George Clooney. 8^)
Yeah, thanks for sharing the story!!
We LOVE it!!! Thank you so much European Coffee Trip!!
I love my AeroPress, It's the only coffee maker I use now. It's the greatest coffee maker even made. So simple in design and so perfectly designed for making coffee.
I only use my Aero Press to make tea. I find that it is very efficient as extracting loose tea leaves/herbs. I have not found any other method that is more efficient as extraction.
Yeah, that's a good point! I hear about tea making from many people, never tried it though. Not a tea person 😅
INTERESTING
Probably the most comprehensive youtube channel about Aeropress
Great as always !
this was fun to watch, I probably knew 5 of those.
50%, that's not bad!
Great video ! Recently purchased my first aero press, planning to use it at work or when I’m away (as I have a Nespresso pod machine at home ). I found it so easy to use and amazing coffee that I barely use my Nespresso anymore! It’s so easy to use and great result. I’m so happy with my purchase and really enjoy the videos
I bet you will slowly ditch the Nespresso machine. Especially if you have found a way to make your coffee more espresso-like with Aeropress. Hint: Fellow Prismo
Get some coffee, and a mug, that's a WAC!
I can't 10 you enough for these 10 minutes of 10 interesting facts . It was greatly done . Oh please continue with premieres ... the anticipation may or may not be worth it , but at least I can choose to prepare the time or set aside any task during that period to see it first as soon as its posted .... especially if I like the topic title . Otherwise it's still a good way to get my attention on any interesting stuffs that'll be posted soon . Honestly there's nothing to dislike it at all even if the topic to be posted is not to my interest , I will carry on doing my things and 10 you later when I'm free to watch it . 😅 Keep it up Alex ! 🤟👍
I have 4 aeropresses, my first one has heavy score marks on the inside from when it was pressed, I thought it was a design flaw?
Got a blue one and gold.
Best thing I've ever got with it is the 13 micron stainless steel filter, stopped using the paper filters years ago. Do yourself a favour and buy one. Works very well.
I bought my Aeropress in 2014-15, the one with the beige lettering. After almost daily use, I had to retire it in 2019 bc it leeched an off rancid taste to my coffee. The rubber end had also gotten incredibly hard to plunge. Mine also had a bunch of marks on the inside of the chamber. The FAQ section of the site says old models had ridges on the outside plunger that unintentionally caused the marks, but they have since gotten rid of it and state it shouldn’t be a problem now. Who knows.
@@slalomie I'm sorry, I also bought my model with gold markings in 2017, they wear out quickly. My rubber tip is already hard and I do not make coffee using the inverted method, the gum is too narrow .. this coffee brewing has become too risky (coffee spills out). The classic method is no pressure, the rubber is hard and narrow. This is the moment when you need to change the equipment to a new one, I do not know if the new AeroPress has a different rubber that will not become dysfunctional after 3-4 years?
@@Chretienne5 Don't store the rubber puck inside the tube, or it will distort. I bought two extra pucks and some paper filters from the mfg. I have the original (2005) style, and since I quit storing the puck inside the tube, it has worked perfectly for 10+ years.
loved the video. didnt know most of the 10 things.
Got my aeropress this week, consuming as much content about it as I can right now. Exciting!
I just watched The AreoPress Movie -- thanks for the discount code. I bought an AeroPress by mail order on Sunday. It's on its way, hoping it arrives tomorrow.
Very good video! As a real AeroPress fan and lover, I knew all the facts. 🥰
Wow, _congrats_ 👏
Great video! Appreciate the insights you share! Take care...
Just one. Had not heard of the mile high club. But I only know all of this from watching your great movie. 😃
That’s nice! Thanks ☕️🙌
Regarding the mile high aeropress club....the problem with airplane coffee primarily is the water....Aeropress only hides it a bit better than on-board brewing. I just got my first AP for work....so many ideas on how to brew, all defy manufacturers recommendations.
Thanks for creating more Aeropress content 🙂
Cheers, it’s always fun to refresh our memories and notes from the filming of the documentary.
So informative and loved the entire history.
The aeropress model I have is made of copolyester (blue lettering with gray tint). Looking through the later materials used to make these, I noticed an eventual switch to polypropylene. I'm curious why they changed the material when both are food-grade and BPA-free.
The movie is available on prime video to stream. It was moderately interesting, but between this video and everything else regarding aeropress it didn’t break new ground.
I want to get my first aeropress. I do a lot of camping. In fact thats what I originally wanted it for. Are there any benefits to getting the original one over the go. Ill be mostly making coffee for just myself.
The original one is slightly bigger so that's the only advantage in my opinion. I think you will like the Go version!
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip thank you its the one I want. But I look at the hexagon base and the cone and wonder if I'd miss not having them.
Will the go fit on my mugs at home
@@simoncurran6184 We did a full video about the Go (I hope it will answer some of your questions): czcams.com/video/EVHSUdNV_74/video.html
I like your movie about aeropress. Every coffee guy should see it ...did you think about release for free on youtube? would have impact for wider audience. I think this movie deserve it.
always wanted a Glass AeroPress. hope that happens one day
All People on the airplane will be thankful to you just for the fresh smell of the coffee
Great Vids
i do want to have a cup of fresh brew in flight, not sure other would like the scent of coffee or not
Very informative! We recently made a video about how Aeropress took over the world
Thanks for sharing, feel free to post a link to this video!
Nice vid guys, think I will have a coffee now 😀 ☕️
I didn't know about one mile high club aeropress making, a good one, neither the frisbee.
I have two Aeropress©, very satisfied with them, thinking about buying the the Go-versión, even though I don't need it that much.
I didn’t know about where the AP is made, nor of the custom APs, nor that Alan had sold part of his company.
#11 There’s now a clear AeroPress, which is easier to see through to the fill marks.
#12 There’s talk of larger capacity AeroPress but as of 2023, this has not appeared.
Correction_ now available in UK Q4 2023.
The aeropress xl has been out in the US for a bit now.
@@bemky309 - Thank you for the update.
I think the AeroPress should lose its completely unnecessary numbers and instead print scale lines / numbers in both directions (inversed and normal)
If that's the case, it will ruin Alan's philosophy of the device
When I use the normal method, the plunger gets stuck a lot and goes through a stop and start plunge throughout, any idea how I can prevent that?
I pour water over the plunger rubber before I put it on the chamber. 🤔 maybe your rubber part is over used and you need to buy a new one. It's also available as a spare part on their website. ✌
@@BackpackofFreedom also, Alan mention you can lubricate it slightly with some (food safety) lubricant - he used a lip balm.
@@EuropeanCoffeeTrip oh nice! I will also try that ✌
Sounds like you need a new seal! They are available on our website or your local distributor might carry spare parts as well.
Couldnt it be the grind? Too dense...?
how you would convert two AP scoops in grams?
Odd that all the WAC winners use the inverted method.
AeroPress regular or the AeroPress Go are both too bulky to take pack packing, or bike packing. A backpack or a Pannier only has so much room, and the AeroPress takes up valuable space that other things you might need should be. In addition to space, it weighs more than a real multi day backpacker or bike packer who closely watches the weight of stuff they carry. Ask me how I know! Size and weight killed it for me, instead I went with GSI Outdoors Ultralight Java Drip, so I can take any coffee I want; some backpackers and bike packers take instant coffee instead, I can't stand the taste of instant so I don't bother.
What I would do for that bike pump prototype...
I am watching from Indonesian
I knew only 7😱
Try a Bulletproof coffee made with a Aeropress coffee.
A Tablespoon of grassfed butter, and a tablespoon of Coconut oil or MCT oil.
Best to use a blender, but a hand blender will work in a pinch.
Also, the best coffee I've found is from, don't hate me, Alex Jones.
The Organic Reichi mushroom immune system coffee is awesome.
Expensive though. Ends up being about $40 for a 1lb bag shipped to Vancouver.
But whew, awesome coffee.
Where the early people at?
Do you know there is a Chinese knock-off product called YuroPress, And they sell the Primo attachment as well. It is super cheap but I never use it, And also it has pink and light blue color. I almost bought it, but I decide not to because the OG Aeropress will always be superior I guess
We know about some knock-offs but didn’t know about the name or quality. Thanks for sharing that!
I love the AeroPress, but it can't make espresso coffee.
Can anyone kindly tell me what kind of plastic is the Aeropress made of? Is it foodgrade? Does it emit dangerous toxins while brewing? Thank you in advance.
Yes, it is food safe. Here is the reference: aeropress.com/use-it-now/evolution-of-aeropress
This is like the 21st century version of the moka pot
I’m not happy about these 10 issues. Alan Adler invented a way to make coffee. Thank god you can use his invention as you please. Quite simply he doesn’t know as much about coffee as he lets on he does.
yeah these guys really lick his boots, the inventor really doesnt know what hes on about he just got lucky
@@henrylambert2583 I think it is quite common phenomenon. Like Viagra invented for the first time.
i dont think you understand the difference between tips and facts
Can anyone kindly tell me what kind of plastic is the Aeropress made of? Is it foodgrade? Does it emit dangerous toxins while brewing? Thank you in advance.
Yea it is foodgrade, never had any weird odours and flavours stick to the plastic too.