Coffee is a very subjective experience. From the way it’s brewed, to the beans it’s made from, people have opinions and they’re adamant about them. When you’re traveling, it’s hard to be picky about your caffeine intake, but there are ways to help make it a better experience.
This all-in-one features a fully adjustable ceramic burr grinder, pouring kettle, etched stainless filter dripper, insulated tumbler, and lid. Just add your beans and water and you’re good to go.
Espresso doesn’t always feel like the most travel-friendly of drinks, but with this gadget, it’s easy. All you do is add the coffee grounds, level them out, add hot water, then pump to pressurize your pour.
Want pressed coffee on-the-go? Food52 carries this crazy clever collapsible coffee press that has its own filter and can be used over any kind of drinking vessel.
Then there's the KOHIPRESS that's basically a french press housed in an insulated travel mug.
Need something even simpler? It doesn't get any simpler, or better, than the Aeropress.
Brewing pour over coffee is tough when you’re traveling, but they now make portable pour over filters, like the Primula Single Serve Coffee Brew Buddy, that you can stash in your weekender and bring with you, so you’re not stuck hitting the button on the Keurig machine in your hotel room, hoping for a miracle (or trying to find a coffee shop within walking distance).
If you’re the kind of person that can prepare your coffee before leaving on a short trip or a morning commute, the Coffee Gator is an amazing, affordable innovation that allows you to properly brew coffee directly into a travel bottle.
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