AlturaThe MESH Stainless Steel Filter for AeroPress Coffee Makers – Reusable Metal Filter Replacement for Rich Flavor, Travel, and Eco-Friendly Brewing

For AeroPress coffee enthusiasts who seek an eco-friendly and cost-effective alternative to paper filters, The MESH Reusable Metal Filter is a game-changer. Designed specifically for AeroPress coffee makers, including AeroPress Go, this innovative filter eliminates the need for disposable paper filters, resulting in a sustainable and convenient brewing experience. In this comprehensive review, we will explore the features and benefits of The MESH Reusable Metal Filter and how it enhances your AeroPress coffee brewing without compromising on flavor or convenience.Eco-Friendly and Sustainable BrewingThe MESH Reusable Metal Filter offers a sustainable solution for AeroPress coffee brewing. By eliminating the need for paper filters, you significantly reduce waste and contribute to a greener environment. The metal filter is designed to be long-lasting, allowing you to enjoy countless cups of coffee without constantly disposing of paper filters. Embrace a more eco-friendly brewing routine with The MESH and enjoy guilt-free coffee.Enhanced Flavor and Oils RetentionOne of the notable advantages of The MESH Reusable Metal Filter is its ability to allow more oils and fine particles to pass through during the brewing process. This results in a fuller-bodied and more aromatic cup of coffee. The metal filter provides a richer flavor profile, allowing you to savor the nuances and complexities of your coffee beans. Say goodbye to paper filters that can potentially absorb some of the coffee's oils and taste the true essence of your coffee with The MESH.Perfect Fit for AeroPress and AeroPress GoThe MESH Reusable Metal Filter is specifically designed to fit the AeroPress coffee maker, as well as the AeroPress Go coffee press. It seamlessly replaces the need for paper filters, providing a snug fit that ensures optimal brewing performance. The filter's fine mesh pattern effectively traps coffee grounds while allowing water to flow through smoothly, resulting in a clean and consistent brew every time. The perfect fit and functionality of The MESH make it an essential accessory for AeroPress coffee enthusiasts.Easy to Use and CleanUsing The MESH Reusable Metal Filter is simple and hassle-free. Just insert it into your AeroPress coffee maker like you would with a paper filter, add your desired amount of coffee grounds, and proceed with your regular brewing process. After use, the filter can be easily rinsed under water or cleaned with a gentle brush. Its durable stainless steel construction ensures long-term usability and easy maintenance.ConclusionThe MESH Reusable Metal Filter is a game-changer for AeroPress coffee brewing. With its eco-friendly design, enhanced flavor retention, perfect fit for AeroPress and AeroPress Go, and easy-to-use and clean features, this filter elevates your coffee brewing experience. Say goodbye to paper filters and embrace sustainability and convenience with The MESH. Enhance the flavor of your AeroPress coffee and enjoy a more eco-friendly brewing routine.

My favorite part of this product is that it is reusable. For those that want to limit their waste and not worry about bleached filters, this is a perfect product. It fits well inside the aero press and cleans easily. I have not seen any rust forming over the last few months. I highly suggest this product.

I've been using an Aeropress for almost 10 years now. Was introduced to it by a barista I was traveling with in Costa Rica. Since then I've used it at home, camping, and traveling for family during the holidays. Really happy to make the switch from the paper filters to a reusable filter. Had my first cup with it today and it tasted great! I would highly suggest this product!

I am a coffee lover, and my aeropress has become my default way to enjoy my coffee beans that i roast at home. I have been able to dial in an inverted method that, with good coffee beans, rivals the best pour overs I can buy at good coffee shops. That said, I was interested to see how this metal filter would effect my aeropress experience. Just after one try I can assert, confidently, that this filter does provide for a more robust and flavorful coffee. I noticed it immediately upon my first sip, and throughout the cup. It is a bit of a challenge to get on the aeropress when inverted (I am sure I will figure this out soon enough), and tightening it is a bit firmer as well. Even with the challenge of securing the filter and its constituent part, this is well worth the challenge as it makes the coffee tastier--and that is the point! I recommend for those who are serious about coffee and use the inverted press method, and are okay with a bit of an added challenge/inconvenience, simply because they want a better cup.

First bought the Aeropress version. Figured go with the actual maker, right? But it just POURED water through, no time to mix. Would have to switch to inverted brew style, too much work, not enough coffee. So decided to give this MESH version a try. Pretty good. Water trickles through only a little faster then paper filters. So you can do your normal routine. After brewing, just pull up the plunger quickly an inch and grounds are in tube and filter in the holder. Easy dump. First week some grounds clumps stuck to filter. Now it almost always is clean. Just a quick rinse is needed.

Useful, saves money on filter

This works as advertised, very fine mesh to keep coffee grounds out of my coffee. Easy to clean. I have been using it for about 6 months since I bent my Aeropress filter. It works the same and I am more careful where I put the filter in the sink so I don't bend this one.

Here's how I got this to work correctly:1. Pack the coffee powder down into the Aeropress using the coffee scoop provided.2. Pour your water into the press.3. Stir BRIEFLY (5 seconds max).4. Put the plunger in so it sits just in the top of the Aeropress. This creates a vaccuum and the liquid doesn't all leak out.Add water to the number 3 on the Aeropress for coffee. If you stir too long, half of the water will leak out through the filter, resulting in a weak coffee. Don't stir if you're making a double or less espresso or the most of the liquid will leak out before pressing. If you don't pack the coffee powder first, the same leaking problem happens. Same if you don't place the plunger like I mentioned in number 4. To make up for the lack of stirring, I set a timer for 6 minutes after pouring the water to begin pressing. Adjust the time to taste. I like it pretty strong.If you can do all of this, you'll never need another filter again. By the way, I grind french roast as fine as I can get it in an electric (not burr) grinder and it still leaks half the liquid or more no matter how fine I get it unless I follow the above steps.For all of those reasons, I gave it 3 stars. Still makes some of the best coffee/espresso I ever had.