Metal filter: That more pronounced taste and texture is linked to the pot itself. "French press tends to have a fuller flavor than drip coffee because of the metal mesh filter that allows more fines ...

This article is part of Salon Food's "Coffee Week," a series of stories about America's favorite caffeinated beverage. I’ve used a French press to brew my morning coffee for years, mostly because it’s ...

French press coffee is arguably the easiest way to make coffee—you pour hot water over coffee grounds, wait, and then pour coffee out. There’s no percolating, slow dripping, or portafilter involved.

Using a French press is actually much simpler than many Americans may think. It takes up less space than most traditional coffee makers, it doesn't require any electricity and it allows you to make a ...

Do certain coffee brewing methods extract more caffeine than others? We chat with a coffee brewing expert about caffeine content of each type. Whether it’s cold brew, espresso, or good ol’ pour over, ...