Recipe by Filip Kucharczyk · See the original
Filip Kucharczyk from Poland won the 2016 World AeroPress Championship with a big dose and a short brew. He made a strong inverted concentrate from 35 g of coffee, then diluted it with hot water.
He used a coarse grind and water at 81°C. His notes give a range for the dilution, so add water until the strength suits you.
Everyday
A clean, sweet cup the right way up, no flipping.
15 g · 1:15.3 · 2:00 to 2:30
Inverted
Brewed upside down, so nothing drips through until you press.
16 g · 1:15 · 2:00 to 2:30
Hoffmann's AeroPress
A small dose, water off the boil and a long, hands-off steep.
11 g · 1:18.2 · 3:00 to 3:15
2023 world champion
A strong inverted concentrate, diluted with bypass water.
18 g · 1:8.6 · 2:05
2009 world champion
An inverted brew at 75°C with only 15 seconds of contact.
20 g · 1:10 · 30 to 45 seconds
2011 world champion
Upright, slow and gentle, with the last of the liquid left behind.
17 g · 1:15.9 · 2:00 to 3:00
2016 world champion
A big, strong inverted concentrate, diluted to taste.
35 g · 1:7.4 · 1:15 to 1:40
Change any amount and the whole recipe scales with it.
Rinse a paper filter in the cap. Set the AeroPress up inverted, standing on its plunger.
Heat water to 81°C. Add 35 g of coarsely ground coffee and zero the scale.
Start the timer and pour 150 g of water over about 15 seconds.
Stir until the timer reaches 0:30, then screw on the cap.
At 1:00, flip it onto your cup, give it a swirl and press.
Add about 110 g of hot water, a little more or less to taste.
The grind is too fine. Grind coarser and press more gently; it should take steady pressure, not force.
Grind a little finer or steep for longer, up to about 2:30.
Grind a little coarser or press sooner. Leave the last of the liquid in the chamber rather than forcing it through.
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