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211bma
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Aug 7, 2018
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I have been using a siphon brewer for over 25 years now (Cona not Bodum). In my opinion the coffee produced in my siphon is definitely superior to any other method I have tried. Siphon coffee is similar to French Press but with almost no grit (less grit also means less mouth feel).
In America many errors are made while making coffee and this method eliminates one of the most important (temperature).
This method still might not be for everyone as it can be a bit finicky and requires a bit of supervision, and the parts are somewhat fragile (I keep a complete set of spare parts).
I believe Bodum might have tamed the finicky thing a little bit by the Hario style filter (I think that this also might let more grit in also) and maybe it is more robust than the Cona.
Aug 7, 2018
TconDuan
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Jan 31, 2019
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211bmaHow about you not specify in America there's alot of places that don't do coffee well lmao
Jan 31, 2019
211bma
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Jan 31, 2019
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TconDuanMD is an American company with an American distribution bent, plus I only speak to what I know.
Jan 31, 2019
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