Alejo's Coffee Gear

Alejo the coffee nerd

Here’s a few items that I use in my daily coffee routine. Actually, it’s multiple times a day. I use this stuff multiple times each day. Happy brewing!

Baratza Encore Grinder

Baratza Encore Grinder

At the heart of my brewing gear is my grinder. The Encore is the perfect entry-level grinder for the home coffee nerd.

Cosori Kettle

Cosori Kettle

This kettle has been a nice addition to my setup without breaking the bank. This one comes in at just under $60. It’s programable, and can be controlled via Bluetooth.
Picture of a V60 dripper

Hario V60 Dripper

When I first got into specialty coffee about 8 years ago, I learned how to brew on a V60. Since then, this has been my preferred choice of brewing coffee every day.

V60 Filter 02

V60 Filters (Size 02)

Don’t forget the filters! The main thing here is to make sure you purchase filters for the right brewer, then make sure they are the right size.

Hario Drop Scale

Hario Scale

This scale is simple yet effective. If you are just getting into coffee, make sure you get a scale that can measure in grams, and has a built in timer.

Aeropress brewer

Aeropress

I love my Aeropress! It’s the perfect manual brewer for traveling but it’s fun to play with at home too!

Hario Glass Server 03

Hario Glass Server 03

I’ve used the Hario glass servers for years and they work great. Any glass server will do the same thing: hold coffee.
A picture of a nanopresso

Wacaco Nanopresso

This little gadget gives you the power of espresso in the palm of your hand. This is a great travel brewer that you can take anywhere. I made espresso tonics on a camping trip with this too! 

A picture of a porlex grinder

Porlex Hand Grinder

When I travel, I take this hand grinder with me if I’m brewing on an Aeropress or making espressos with the Nanopresso. It’s compact, and it doubles as an exercise tool for small arm workouts.

Picture of an espresso machine

De'Longhi Espresso Machine

This is a super budget espresso machine for making lattes at home under $100. It gets the job done, and my wife says she likes the drinks I make – so my favorite customer is happy!

A picture of a Moka Pot

Moka Pot

A Moka Pot is another classic brewer. I honestly don’t even know what brand I have. Most come in stainless steel and are pretty durable. I take mine camping with me and brew coffee on a propane burner.

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