The perfect filter coffee preparation: a guide for connoisseurs.

Filter coffee preparation is an art that is mastered with precision, patience and the right expertise. From the selection of the beans to the last drop in the cup - every step plays a crucial role in bringing out the full flavour potential of the coffee. In this guide, you'll find out what really matters.

Making filter coffee is much more than just a morning ritual. It is a journey through the world of flavours that, with the right techniques and equipment, leads to an exceptional taste experience. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced coffee lover, the following tips and tricks will help you take your filter coffee to the next level. Because in the end, every cup should be an unrivalled moment of pleasure.

The right coffees for filter preparation

Packung Blasercafé Terroir VIE Kaffee, 100% rückverfolgbar, mit pinkem Etikett

^CHF 9,50 _{250 g}

Blasercafé, Terroir, Vietnam Phuc Sinh RFA

Panettone, clove, dark chocolate. Sweet and full mouthfeel, Panama

A coffee package from Coffee Annan with the inscription 'Coffee is unfair'. Fair trade coffee from Congo.

^CHF 13,90 _{350 g}

Coffee Annan Congo filter

Are you looking for a coffee that takes you on a journey of flavour with every sip? Then discover Coffee Annan Kongo Filter, a speciality coffee from the fascinating North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Grown by the Virunga Coffee Company, this coffee impresses with its top quality, sustainability and unique flavours. Perfect as a filter coffee and even as a refreshingly fruity "thirdwave" espresso. With the Coffee Annan Kongo Filter, you can expect balanced, sweet flavours that linger on your tongue for a long time. It delights with clear notes of orange marmalade, rounded off with elegant hints of black tea and star fruit. A coffee that perfectly combines complexity and harmony and offers you new moments of pleasure with every sip. To maximise the full potential of Coffee Annan Kongo Filter, we recommend preparing it in a hand filter or in your filter machine. It also provides a fruity-sweet, aromatic highlight as an espresso in a portafilter with its medium roast. Feel free to experiment with different brewing methods - you'll be amazed every time. This coffee comes from an altitude of 1500 to 1800 metres above sea level and combines the Bourbon and Rumangabo varieties, which are carefully processed using the Money method. The producers of the Virunga Coffee Company, whose sustainable cultivation methods are perfectly adapted to the sensitive ecosystem of the Virunga region, are responsible for this exceptional quality. With a Cupping Score of 86.00, the Coffee Annan Congo Filter is definitely one of the premium coffees that will enrich your daily coffee ritual.

Fair trade Uganda coffee, Coffee Annan, sustainable

^CHF 13,90 _{350 g}

Coffee Annan Uganda Filter

Discover a coffee that not only tastes excellent, but also makes a difference: Uganda Speciality Coffee from the Rwenzori Mountains combines enjoyment with sustainability. The coffee farmers of the Masha Cooperative rely on organic farming and ecological agroforestry. The result is a coffee that harmoniously combines fruity and chocolaty flavours. Look forward to an incomparable taste experience! This coffee delights with its complex, fruity notes of ripe red berries and sweet jam, which are perfectly accompanied by a delicate milk chocolate flavour. The medium roast optimally emphasises these aromas and ensures a balanced, elegant profile. This speciality coffee is specially roasted for filter methods and is ideal for preparation using a filter machine, a classic hand filter or an AeroPress. No matter which method you prefer, you will be delighted by its aromatic variety every time. The coffee comes from the Masha Coffee women's cooperative in Uganda's Mt. Elgon region, which practices sustainable coffee cultivation at altitudes of 1500 to 2200 metres. Sun-dried processing (natural) and gentle drum roasting by Anna, Uganda's first female coffee roaster, allow this coffee to develop its unique flavours. Your purchase also supports organic farming, promotes biodiversity and reduces CO2 emissions - coffee that is simply good for you.

Verpackung von La Angostura Kaffee aus Costa Rica mit weißem und grünem Design

^CHF 17,00 _{250 g}

Drip Roasters Costa Rica La Angostura

Drip Roasters Costa Rica La Angostura, filter roasting

^CHF 19,00 _{250 g}

Drip Roasters Ecuador La Papaya

If you are looking for a coffee that will surprise you with every cup, then you will love the Ecuador La Papaya from Drip Roasters. This exceptional microlot from Ecuador is in a league of its own - intensely sweet, complexly fruity and wonderfully clear in the cup. A coffee for explorers, adventurers and anyone who wants to tickle their taste buds. La Papaya is a real flavour spectacle. It combines the sweetness of ripe strawberries with the tangy freshness of citrus fruits and tropical notes such as passion fruit and watermelon. The texture is full-bodied and slightly syrupy, with a hint of fermented wildness - but never overpowering. On the contrary: despite its "funky" character, the cup remains surprisingly clean and balanced. The Mejorado variety used is a genetically exciting hybrid of Bourbon and Ethiopian landraces - known for its floral aromas and lively acidity. This coffee is grown at 1900 to 2100 metres above sea level in the Ecuadorian Andes. The plants there benefit from constantly cool temperatures and volcanic soil - ideal conditions for slow growth and high bean density. This coffee reveals its full complexity particularly well as a filter coffee - whether as a V60, Aeropress or in a batch brewer. If you are keen to experiment, you can also try it as a fruity espresso. The important thing is to give it enough time after the roasting date and work at a slightly lower brewing temperature (approx. 90-92 °C) to bring out the subtle fruity flavours even better. The beans are selected by hand after harvesting and undergo 120 hours of anaerobic fermentation in old oak barrels that once housed Ecuadorian rum for 20 years. Fermentation takes place under strictly controlled conditions - with sensors for temperature and humidity, in dark rooms at below 18 °C. The coffee is then dried until it is ready for consumption. The coffee then dries slowly on covered drying beds for up to 30 days. This careful processing gives La Papaya its depth, structure and special flavour.

A package of Chepnorio Coffee from Kenya, 250g, on a light background

^CHF 18,50 _{250 g}

Drip Roasters Kenya Chepnorio

Plum, apricot, grapefruit

^CHF 17,50 _{250 g}

Drip Roasters Rwanda Rugori

Drip Roasters Rwanda Amahoro, filter roast

Verpackung des Horizonte Kaffees mit der Aufschrift Genial

^CHF 21,00 _{333 g}

Horizons Ingenious, Colombia, Filter Roast

Horizonte just had to call this coffee "Genius"! Thanks to Valentina, the owner of Siruma Coffee, they found the beans of the award-winning Café Granja when they were looking for a fruity, natural coffee from Colombia.The coffee cherries are fermented for ten hours at a constant temperature. After pulping, the beans are kept in a silo for 48 hours before being moved to a solar drying environment for 24 to 48 hours. Then it's back to the silo until the beans have reached a moisture content of 11%. This takes around 120 hours.The result is a rich, intense and complex coffee that is one of Café Granja's most sought-after products.

Choose the right beans and a light-coloured roast

Fresh beans: Buy freshly roasted beans, preferably within 2-3 weeks of the roasting date.

Degree of roast: Light to medium roasts are suitable for filter coffee as they bring out the flavours better.

The best grind is medium coarse

Medium grind: For filter preparation, the grind should be medium coarse, similar to coarse sea salt. Grinding too fine leads to over-extraction, grinding too coarse leads to under-extraction.

Grinder: A high-quality hand or electric grinder with a cone grinder is ideal to ensure a uniform particle size.

The best tools for filter preparation

Verpackung der Cafec Abaca Kaffee Papierfilter für 1 Tasse, konisch, 100 Stück

^CHF 9,20 _{1 cup}

Abaca Coffee Paper Filter 01

Filter paper for 1 cup

Verpackung der Abaca Kaffeefilter aus Papier, geeignet für 2 bis 4 Tassen, 100 Stück, in Weiß

^CHF 10,20 _{2-4 cup}

Abaca Coffee Paper Filter 02

Filter paper for 2 - 4 cups

AeroPress Kaffeezubereiter auf einem weißen Hintergrund

^CHF 55,90 _{460 g}

AeroPress Clear

AeroPress is at once an espresso machine, a coffee machine and a French press

AeroPress Kaffeepresse mit abgenommenem rotem Deckel auf weißem Hintergrund

^CHF 44,00 _AeroPress

AeroPress Go® Coffee Maker

The popular AeroPress® has been newly optimised for travelling, camping or simply working. The innovative design of the AeroPress Go packs all the necessary components into a drinking cup. The quality of the AeroPress® can be described quickly: fast, simple and a maximum flavour experience. This hybrid method combines two coffee preparation methods: That of the French press with that of pressure filtering. The ground coffee is first poured over with hot water, stirred and then filtered under pressure. That's it. This achieves everything between (almost) espresso and filter coffee.Of course, the AeroPress® cannot copy a real portafilter espresso, but it can produce a very espressolike coffee with its own character. First and foremost, the AeroPress® is the ideal appliance for making a perfect cup of gourmet coffee.Thanks to its small size, the AeroPress® is also an ideal companion for travelling, on holiday, hiking or camping. All you need is your favourite ground coffee and hot water from the thermos flask.

AeroPress Kaffeemaschine für manuelle Kaffeezubereitung

^CHF 42,00 _{incl. Mwst.}

AeroPress Original

The AeroPress® offers coffee lovers countless options for making coffee quickly and easily, whether at home or on the go. An all-rounder that has become an integral part of the coffee scene.The quality of the AeroPress® can be described quickly: fast, simple and a maximum flavour experience. This hybrid method combines two coffee preparation methods: That of the French press with that of pressure filtering. The ground coffee is first poured over with hot water, stirred and then filtered under pressure. That's it. This achieves everything between (almost) espresso and filter coffee.Of course, the AeroPress® cannot copy a real portafilter espresso, but it can produce a very espressolike coffee with its own character. First and foremost, the AeroPress® is the ideal appliance for making a perfect cup of gourmet coffee.Thanks to its small size, the AeroPress® is also an ideal companion for travelling, on holiday, hiking or camping. All you need is your favourite ground coffee and hot water from the thermos flask.

AeroPress Micro-Filterpackung mit 350 Filtern für Kaffee- und Espressomaschine, hergestellt in den USA

^CHF 9,90 _{70 g}

AeroPress paper filter, 350 pcs.

Replacement microfilter for AeroPress

Runder schwarzer Kunststoff-Korb mit vielen runden Lüftungslöchern, geeignet für industrielle Anwendungen.

^CHF 6,50 _Replacement

AeroPress replacement filter holder

The replacement filter holder is made of plastic and can be replaced in one easy step. The quality of the AeroPress can be described quickly: fast, simple and a maximum flavour experience. This hybrid method combines two coffee preparation methods: That of the French press with that of pressure filtering. The ground coffee is first poured over with hot water, stirred and then filtered under pressure. That's it. This achieves everything between (almost) espresso and filter coffee.

Schwarze runde Gummi-Unterlegscheibe zur Stabilisierung von Möbeln auf glatten Oberflächen

^CHF 6,50 _{70 g}

AeroPress replacement rubber seal

Joint de remplacement pour l'AeroPress

Verpackung des Blasercafé Terroir [TZA] Kaffees, angebaut in Tansania, mit Etikett und GPS-Koordinaten zur Rückverfolgbarkeit.

^CHF 10,90 _{250 g}

Blasercafé, Terroir, Tanzania, Tembo Tembo, washed

Panettone, clove, dark chocolate. Sweet and full mouthfeel, Panama

^CHF 9,50 _{250 g}

Blasercafé, Terroir, Vietnam Phuc Sinh RFA

Panettone, clove, dark chocolate. Sweet and full mouthfeel, Panama

It's all about the water quality

Soft water: Use soft, filtered water with a neutral pH value. Around 60-120 ppm (parts per million) total hardness is ideal.

Water temperature: The ideal brewing temperature is between 92-96°C. Water that is too hot can burn the coffee, water that is too cold extracts too little flavour.

Choose the best filter paper and equipment for brewing

Paper filter: High-quality, unbleached paper filters are recommended. Before brewing, you should rinse the filter with hot water to avoid paper flavour.

Brewing device: The Chemex, V60 or Kalita Wave are classics. Each method has its own subtleties, but all allow for even extraction.

The three important points in the brewing process

Coffee quantity: A common ratio is 1:16 (1 gram of coffee to 16 grams of water). Experiment to find your perfect ratio.

Pre-infusion: Start with a pre-infusion (bloom) by moistening the coffee grounds with a little water (about twice the coffee grounds) and waiting 30-45 seconds. This releases CO₂ and prepares the coffee for extraction.

Slow infusion: Pour the water slowly and evenly in a circular motion to ensure an even extraction.

Time is everything in extraction

Timing: The total brewing time should be around 3-4 minutes. Longer brewing times can lead to a bitter flavour, shorter times to a sour flavour.

The final cup is fruity, floral or nutty

Flavour: The perfect filter coffee is clear, balanced and nuanced. It should neither be overly bitter nor too acidic. Ideally, the fruity, floral or nutty flavours of the beans come through well.

Adjustments: If the coffee is too bitter, try grinding it coarser or shortening the brewing time. For acidic coffee, you can grind a little finer or increase the temperature slightly.

Caring for the equipment

Cleaning: Clean all parts of the brewing device thoroughly after each use to remove old coffee oils and residues that can affect the flavour.

With this knowledge in hand, nothing stands in the way of your perfect filter coffee. Now it's time to experiment, optimise and enjoy - cup after cup!

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The perfect filter coffee preparation: a guide for connoisseurs.

The right coffees for filter preparation

Blasercafé, Terroir, Vietnam Phuc Sinh RFA

Coffee Annan Congo filter

Coffee Annan Uganda Filter

Drip Roasters Costa Rica La Angostura

Drip Roasters Ecuador La Papaya

Drip Roasters Kenya Chepnorio

Drip Roasters Rwanda Rugori

Horizons Ingenious, Colombia, Filter Roast

Choose the right beans and a light-coloured roast

The best grind is medium coarse

The best tools for filter preparation

Abaca Coffee Paper Filter 01

Abaca Coffee Paper Filter 02

AeroPress Clear

AeroPress Go® Coffee Maker

AeroPress Original

AeroPress paper filter, 350 pcs.

AeroPress replacement filter holder

AeroPress replacement rubber seal

Blasercafé, Terroir, Tanzania, Tembo Tembo, washed

Blasercafé, Terroir, Vietnam Phuc Sinh RFA

It's all about the water quality

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The three important points in the brewing process

Time is everything in extraction

The final cup is fruity, floral or nutty

Caring for the equipment

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