The Sage Luxe Brewer Thermal ( available for £249.95 direct from Sage) has an extra-large water tank that's removable for ...

What's worse than sipping on a hot French press brew, only to end up with a mouthful of grainy sludge? Follow this expert ...

“Make sure you use hot water around 200F [93C] and the correct ratio of coffee to water – 1:16 to 1:18 depending on the style ...

Discover 10 creative uses for coffee filters. From cleaning to gardening and more, learn how to make the most of your coffee filters.

Even better, it’s simple to prepare a week’s worth of cold-brew concentrate at home, ensuring coffee is always on hand. There’s no need to boil a kettle in an already stuffy kitchen, no fussy ...

The pour-over process was created by German inventor and entrepreneur Amalie Auguste Melitta Bentz in the early 20th century. Bentz sought to brew a less bitter and overly extracted cup of coffee ...

Great coffee doesn't have to come from a coffee maker. In fact, there are 5 easy techniques you can use to make excellent coffee with just a few common household items. Here's how.

The humble filter coffee or kaapi was recently adjudged the second best brew by TasteAtlas, an online travel guide. Positioned between Greece’s Espresso Freddo and Cuba’s Café Cubano, this ...

For this method, Healy explains, "My standard recipe is 6g per 100ml, so 15g of medium ground coffee will make 250ml coffee (a good size mug!) spoon the coffee into the center of the filter.