Introduction: AeroPress (Philharmonic pressure). It caused a lot of repercussions when it went public. It simply looks like an improved filter kettle. But it has more filter paper, so the coffee comes out very clean. In addition, it has piston, so it can cause a small amount of pressure and increase the extraction rate. If you want to have an espresso in the office, Philharmonic pressure may be a good tool.
Features: the coffee concentration from Aero Press is quite elastic. Put a little less water, or a little more relative powder, and your coffee will be much richer. I like to use it for a simple single coffee quality test: use it as a single "espresso". Strictly speaking, it's just very, very full-bodied coffee, but it can't be called espresso. Its coffee is so strong that it should be no problem for the average household user to use it as a latte base.
Palate: it can make a strong coffee base, but it has a round, thick and clean taste.
