AeroPress

AeroPress was invented in 2005 by Alan Adler — a Stanford engineer who thought coffee should be easier to make well. He was right. The AeroPress uses air pressure and a short steep time to brew coffee that is smooth, rich, and completely free of bitterness — in under two minutes, with almost no clean-up. What started as a cult product among specialty coffee enthusiasts became a global phenomenon when baristas began winning competitions with it. Today the World AeroPress Championship draws competitors from over 60 countries, each brewing with the same $100 device available to anyone. The AeroPress is not a compromise — it is genuinely one of the best ways to make a single cup of coffee. Whether you brew at home, travel with the Go, or experiment with the XL, every AeroPress is made to be used daily for years.