Coffee Makers & Presses

How to brew coffee? It's a question with no single answer, as there are countless ways to prepare this aromatic beverage. A drip coffee maker, a pressure coffee machine, or perhaps a portafilter espresso machine? A coffee infuser, or maybe a Moka pot? With the coffee brewing devices we offer, you'll be able to whip up a delicious drink with a deep flavor and aroma.

Drip coffee maker, pressure coffee machine, or perhaps a portafilter espresso machine?

What are the ways to brew coffee? One of them is brewing coffee in an espresso machine. With this device, you can quickly get an aromatic and intense beverage. Which coffee machine to choose? We have a choice of a drip coffee maker, which is very easy to use. All you need to do is pour ground coffee into the filter basket, add water, and press the right button. The water is heated, then dispensed into the coffee container, from where it slowly seeps into the carafe. The process of preparing the drink in this machine is quite long, it can even take several minutes. This brewing method means that the coffee contains more caffeine than when using a pressure coffee machine.

A popular type of coffee machine is the pressure coffee machine, which uses high pressure for brewing. Boiling water is dispensed, using a special pump, into the coffee container, and finally into a mug or cup. Among this type of machine, automatic coffee machines stand out. Their biggest advantage is that the entire coffee brewing process takes place without our involvement. This means that the machine itself selects the appropriate amount of coffee and water, which allows for a drink with excellent taste and aroma. The second type of pressure models are semi-automatic machines, also known as portafilter machines. They are characterized by the need to remove the coffee filter basket with a special handle after each brew and dispose of the remaining grounds. It's worth adding that the best coffee for an espresso machine is fresh, good quality whole beans, which should be ground immediately before brewing.

The coffee machines available at FormAdore differ in functions and brewing methods, but they have one thing in common. They are of high quality and have an original design. One of the machines we offer, placed on your kitchen counter, will become a unique decoration for this interior.

Brewing coffee in an infuser

Coffee infusers are easy-to-use devices that allow you to extract maximum flavor and aroma from freshly ground beans. We offer a wide selection of infusers designed for brewing an essential steaming beverage, among which you can find coffee brewing pots and equipment, such as a French press coffee maker or a dripper.

Among infusers, the most popular is the French press coffee maker, with which you can quickly and easily prepare delicious coffee. Wondering how to brew coffee in a French press? It's simpler than you think! First, from your coffee container, measure out a few coffee beans with a spoon and grind them in a grinder. Remove the plunger from the device and pour the coffee into it. Pour hot water over it, cover the infuser with the lid, and let it sit for about 3 minutes. After this time, lower the plunger with the filter so that it presses the grounds to the bottom of the device. Your French press coffee is ready! All you have to do is pour it into cups and enjoy its aromatic and intense flavor.

Also noteworthy is the device known as a coffee dripper, used for pour-over coffee brewing. Thanks to this drip, the coffee has a very delicious and delicate brew, and the caramel and nutty aromas of light roasted beans make it incredibly rich and interesting in taste. For pour-over coffee preparation, you need a special kettle with an elongated spout, allowing for a steady stream of water, and a coffee filter. Drip coffee is a great idea for a good drink prepared in the comfort of your home. You must try it!

Coffee brewed in a Moka pot

You don't need a pressure espresso machine to prepare an aromatic, rich-tasting espresso. What are other ways to prepare coffee? The Moka pot comes to the rescue – both the one placed on a gas or induction hob, and the electric coffee maker. The operating principle of the Italian Moka pot is based on pressure, which is generated by high temperature in the lower part of the device. We have a choice of aluminum and steel Moka pots, for gas and induction, differing in design, color, and capacity. Both a gas Moka pot and an induction Moka pot will allow you to prepare delicious espresso, which you can enjoy immediately or use as a base for another type of coffee, such as cappuccino or americano.

How to use a Moka pot? It's nothing complicated! First, you need to pour water into the lower reservoir of the device so that it reaches the lower edge of the safety valve. Then, you need to grind the beans in a coffee grinder and pour them into the filter basket mounted on the water reservoir. What kind of coffee is best for a Moka pot? You can choose any type, but it's important that the beans are not too coarsely ground. Level the poured coffee by gently tapping the filter basket on the counter. Place the upper part of the Moka pot and carefully screw the upper reservoir to the lower one. Place the Moka pot on the stove and start preparing the coffee. How to brew coffee in a Moka pot? You need to wait a few minutes until the boiling water creates pressure and moves from the lower reservoir to the upper part of the device. As soon as you hear a gurgling sound, remove the Moka pot from the burner. Your essential coffee from the Moka pot is ready!

Opt for a good coffee machine, Moka pot, or infuser to enjoy the taste of wonderfully fragrant, warming, and invigorating coffee every day.