I believe Intelligentsia, LA Mill, Peet’s and Groundwork will all do a chemex version for you if you want.

with the neighborhood you know that you can park in certain spots that are close to the place. I love the pots of chemex drip coffee. They have their regular offering coffees and their reserve coffees. The regular ones are...

Have you checked out Chemex? it doesn’t get much more simple. http://www.chemexcoffeemaker.com/

was over an hour long and covered the proper grinding and brewing methods for Chemex, Eva Solo, French press, and drip coffee makers, with tips on coffee freshness, water purity and temperature, and filtering. There is tasting of...

If you’re wanting drip coffee, you can’t beat a chemex. It’s a bit more involved than your normal drip brewer, but the taste cannot be beat. If you’re wanting a very versatile, cheap, 1-4 cup brewer, get an...

I use a Chemex pot, and wouldn’t use anything else.

Looks like Killy needs to switch to decaf. I used to work at Peet’s, so I think I know a thing or two about good coffee. There is nothing in the taste of Funnel Mill Coffee that couldn’t be replicated in 1/10th the...

Love clorox! It’s also wonderful on a Jena glass teapot or a Chemex coffee maker where my hand won’t go.

Not stainless, but we’ve really enjoyed the Chemex glass water kettle at the bottom of the page http://www.chemexcoffeemaker.com/Coffeemakers.htm It’s much more sturdy than you might imagine. It’s already...

in my book; I can’t imagine ever getting that answer at Intelligentsia, even from someone who had only worked there a fortnight. Watching the siphon was fun, but the coffee itself was less-than-amazing. The Chemex coffee I...

longer, but that fresh-brewed bloom is a fleeting thing. For the record, I brew mine in a Chemex, mostly Peet’s French Roast, which is not that aromatic to begin with and stays interesting longer (at least to my taste).

had in a very long time, using the Chemex process. He recommended La Mill Ethiopia Sidamo, and it was a perfect choice for me. From what I saw they currently have coffees from roasters Intelligentsia, Equator & La Mill. The prices...

You might want to check out the AeroPress Coffee Maker . It uses real coffee, not pods. In two years I have not heard any complaints with it. Combine this with a hand coffee grinder and you got terrific campground coffee....

method is the Chemex which is beautiful, simple to use and makes wonderfully clear coffee with no sediment. This non-vacuum system produces the antithesis of a “chewy” French press type of brew. It boils down to...

If that doesn’t work, you could try these: Never used it in this circumstance, but Clorox does wonders. (I use it all the time to clean out my chemex) It shouldn’t harm the no-stick finish. Another possibility is...