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| Brewing Method | Manual Aeropress |
| Included Components | Chamber, plunger, mug with lid, micro filter, filter holder, stirring rod, portioning spoon |
| Material | Sturdy, durable construction |
| Compatibility | Filter and espresso roasts |
| Intended Use | Travel and home brewing |
The Aeropress is one of the newest manual coffee machines on the market. It was invented in 2005 by American Alan Adler, who also invented the world's fastest Frisbee disk. Two things were important to the inventor: compact design and delicious results - and he more than succeeded with the Aeropress. The Aeropress is particularly popular for traveling, as it is virtually invulnerable thanks to its sturdy material. But it's not only great for to-go, the unusual brewing method is also becoming increasingly popular at home, as it prepares particularly pure coffees and is suitable for both filter and espresso roasts. If you don't have an Aeropress yet, you can get one by clicking on the link on the left. The AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Maker consists of the following components: AeroPress Go Chamber and Plunger Mug with lid Micro-filter & filter holder Stirring rod Portioning spoon



