The 8 Best Camping Coffee Makers of 2024 | Tested - GearLab
WEBMay 10, 2024 — Hario V60 Plastic Dripper. The Hario V60 Plastic Dripper delivers consistently delicious coffee at a fraction of the price of other brewers in our review. It should come as no surprise that the plastic version of the adored ceramic cone used by coffee nerds worldwide is also one of our favorite options for camping.
How to Choose a Coffee Maker for Camping - GearLab
WEBNov 3, 2021 — The pot is placed on a burner or the fire, and as the water from below boils up through a tube, it bubbles through the ground coffee and into a see-through glass knob. For the best flavor, once percolation begins, you will need to start a timer. Brewing takes about five minutes and can have a rough or muddy flavor.
Coleman QuikPot Propane Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBAug 28, 2019 — The QuikPot functions much as a home countertop brewer does: put water in the reservoir, add a filter and ground coffee to the basket, place the pot underneath, and press start. Except, “ pressing start ” on this device entails hooking up a propane adaptor and canister and then lighting the burner with the “ Instastart ” push-button ...
9JetBoil Coffee Press Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBNov 20, 2018 — The JetBoil Coffee Press conveniently turns your JetBoil camping stove into a French press. It is compatible with the following JetBoil products: Zip, Flash, Flash Lite, MicroMo, PCS Sol and Sol TI, as well as the 1-Liter Tall and 0.8-Liter Spare Cups. It is simple, light, and makes good strong coffee. In general, we prefer a small cone that ...
Bialetti Musa Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBThe Musa makes excellent coffee with minimal effort or expertise, and as long as you care for it properly, it will last for years. Conclusion If you are of the mind that no good adventure begins without a delicious cup of coffee, then the Bialetti Musa is a great option for a car-camping or base-camp stove-top espresso maker. It is a stylish ...
AeroPress Coffee Maker Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBApr 29, 2020 — Our Verdict. The AeroPress Coffee Maker produced the best tasting coffee in our review. If you love nerding-out and fine-tuning a perfectly crafted cup of coffee at home or in the backcountry, then this brewer is for you. It narrowly missing being our Editors' Choice winner for a couple of somewhat inconsequential reasons.
Kuju Pocket Pour-Over Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBTaste. In side-by-side blind taste-tests, the Pocket Pour-Over fared surprisingly well for an almost-instant coffee. In fact, it was rated consistently better than the other instant coffee options in our review. While it's not the most delicious option in our test suite by a mile, it is utterly drinkable, as long as you let it steep for a few ...
GSI JavaMill Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBNov 20, 2018 — The GSI JavaMill is a ceramic hand grinder that weighs just 9.3 ounces, nearly 5 ounces lighter than the previous version, the JavaGrind. The new design makes grinding coffee easier and more ergonomic. We have testers who have been using the JavaMill for years with little-to-no complaints or problems. Overall we find this to be a …
MSR MugMate Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBMay 21, 2021 — The MSR MugMate is an ultralight, no-frills pour-over filter perfect for anyone wanting fresh coffee miles deep into the backcountry. This little filter nests easily inside your favorite mug and will add just over half an ounce to your pack-weight (if you leave the lid behind). We love that it is featherweight, durable, easy to use, and that it ...
Wacaco Nanopresso Review | Tested & Rated - GearLab
WEBThe Nanopresso has a minimum weight of 11.02 ounces for just the press, but with the addition of the press, cup, brush, scoop, and bag, it weighs 12.35 ounces. For most mortals, this will prove too heavy for the long-haul, but for a true lover of espresso, the weight may be worth it to enjoy a rich shot of espresso in the backcountry.