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I'd recommend picking up a hand grinder if you're going to be finding yourself in that sort of situation with any regularity. You can pick up a good one (for filter at least, manageable for espresso maybe) for around £30-50
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There might be a cafetiere or some other coffee apparatus in the cottage? Most of the time if I stay in a holiday place I just shoot them an email and ask and just take coffee and my grinder. Otherwise yeah an Aeropress seems to be popular for travel because it's packable and seems basically unbreakable.
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Aeropress is the obvious choices, but I’ll quite often take my plastic v60 and some filters if space or weight is a consideration at all. Lately I’ve been leaving it in the car, in fact.
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not sure what part of North wales, but this place is good for coffee.
https://www.instagram.com/providero.tea.coffee/
hit me up if you want any routes.
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I’m staying in a cottage in north Wales.
I have contemplated taking the machine and grinder but it’s overkill.
Aeropress solves lots of problems because I’m not sure what the job situation is for a moka pot. I don’t have a hand grinder so will have to take some pre ground beans in a Tupperware tub.