If you ask 100 baristas how to best prepare coffee with an AeroPress, you'll get 100 different answers. Probably not even the inventor of the AeroPress, Alan Adler, had any idea that he could create such a response among coffee enthusiasts and that his invention would inspire thousands of people around the world to create new methods and preparation procedures.

The main thing is that thanks to the lightweight and portable AeroPress, you will always prepare perfectly extracted full-bodied coffee with a sweet touch, regardless of whether you are at home, camping or on the go.

The package contains:

• AeroPress composed of 3 components
• 350 filters with stand
• Measuring cup for the recommended dose of coffee (approx. 15 g) for one extraction
• Funnel, thanks to which you can put the AeroPress on any mug, and for precisely pouring ground coffee into the tube
• Mixer

Manufacturer: Aerobie (USA)

Material: polypropylene (does not contain traces of BPA and phthalates)

Volume: 290 ml

The iconic piece of coffee accessory with a timeless design in the shape of an hourglass was invented in 1941 by the German chemist Peter J. Schlumbohm. Thanks to its unique design, it can still be seen in the permanent collection of the prestigious New York Museum of Modern Art ( MoMA ). However, its main advantage is that it can be used to prepare a delicious filtered coffee characterized by a full body and balanced floral-fruity notes.

To prepare Chemex, you will need folded paper filters .

Manufacturer: Chemex (USA)

Material: glass, to which a wooden corset is attached with a leather strap for easy grip

Volume: 3 to 6 cups (one cup approx. 150 ml)

The versatile and elegant coffee dripper V60 from the Japanese company Hario has become a phenomenon in recent years and can be seen in cafes and homes around the world. A coffee dripper is a great tool for all coffee enthusiasts who want to have complete control over coffee extraction. A key factor in achieving the full flavor profile is the slow swirl pour, where water slowly flows through the ground coffee into the center of the dripper. To prepare 300 ml of coffee, which corresponds to about 2 cups, you will need about three minutes.

We offer 4 types of drippers made of different materials, from glass, ceramic to metal to copper. The advantage of more expensive metal and copper drippers is not only their refined design, but also better thermal conductivity, which enables faster and more efficient heating of the dripper during coffee extraction. However, great coffee can also be prepared using glass and ceramic alternatives.

To prepare coffee using the V60 dripper, you will need paper filters .

Manufacturer: Hario (Japan)

Material: glass, ceramic, metal or copper

Volume: with dripper size 02, 1 to 4 cups of coffee can be prepared

The designer glass serving pot from the Japanese company Hario is suitable for everyone who prepares filtered coffee using the Hario V60-02 coffee dripper from the company of the same name, but also for all AeroPress lovers.

Hario means "king of glass" in Japanese, a meaning fully embodied in this product. The package also includes a glass lid with a silicone rubber seal.

Manufacturer: Hario (Japan)

Material: glass, silicone rubber (on the lid)

Volume: 600 ml, i.e. 3 to 4 cups of coffee

Folded paper filters for preparing drip coffee using a Chemex . The special thickness ensures quality filtration without sediment. After putting on the Chemex, the filter needs to be washed thoroughly with hot water.

Use: Chemex (1-3 cups) or Chemex (6 cups)

Number of pieces: 100

Paper filters for preparing drip coffee in all types of coffee drippers V60 (size 02) from the Japanese company Hario. It just doesn't work without them. After placing it in the dripper, the filter needs to be washed thoroughly with hot water.

Number of pieces: 100