Gear
AeroPress
The immersion-plus-pressure brewer invented by engineer Alan Adler in Palo Alto, California in 2005. It steeps grounds in water, then uses gentle hand-applied air pressure through a paper micro-filter to push the coffee through, producing a smooth, low-bitterness, grit-free cup in about two minutes. One compact device covers American-style, espresso-style, and cold brew.
The lineup
4 models
AeroPress Original
brewerThe original single-cup press that combines three brew methods in one portable device, using air pressure and paper micro-filtration to brew a smooth cup in under two minutes. Made in the USA from durable polypropylene.
$40
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AeroPress Clear
brewerThe same 3-in-1 brewer built from shatterproof Tritan, giving the transparent look of glass without the fragility. Brews 1-2 cups in under two minutes with less bitterness and zero grit.
$50
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AeroPress Go
travelA compact travel version that packs into its own mug with a silicone lid doubling as a carrying case. Built for camping, backpacking, and travel, it brews an 8 oz cup in about two minutes.
$50
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AeroPress XL
flagshipAn extra-large AeroPress combining immersion, micro-filtration, and air pressure to brew 2-4 cups of smooth, full-bodied coffee in about two minutes. Includes a 20 oz carafe.
$80
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