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Not sure I agree on the V60 point. Ifyou want cleaner, you can double up on your Aeropress filters (which can be washed and re-used if you wish), or go for an alternative method with thicker filters such as the Chemex.
I don't think there's a single 'best' filter brewing method.
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I've been using a clever dripper for a while. Way better than an aeropress.
Can also get a Hario v60 with a similar mechanism with the advantage being it takes v60 filters.
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I never really got on with the Clever Dripper but it's the same as all things coffee, get the variables right and it'll taste good. Grind size, grind weight, water amount, water temperature and you'll get something decent. Personally I find a bit too easy to overbrew with.
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Awesome, happy to hear that you enjoyed it!
The clever is great as ita a combo brewer, you can use it as a flow method, ala the v60 or a soak akin to a cafetiere.
The big benefit is that its no fuss, coffee/water/leave for a couple of mins, done.
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I had a filter coffee from SCP in Bristol yesterday, they used the Clever Dripper. Such a nice cup from it.
From what she said, it’s much more easier to get a consistent brew than using a V60 and is cleaner than the Aeropress. I get that and am going to buy one.