Philharmonic pressure Aeropress brewing method production process which product is better, Philharmonic pressure or hand flushing?

You never know what a brilliant experience a retired old man has had before, or that he will be able to make a difference in another industry after retirement. Just like this Alan Adler (Alan Adler) old gentleman.

Alan Adler was born in Detroit in May 1938 and moved to Los Angeles with his family at the age of six. At the age of 8, learn to maintain furniture with your mother, including, but not limited to, changing light bulbs, repairing faucets, and cleaning washing machines.

As a necessary toy for childhood, little Alan also showed great hands-on ability. He would stick a nail with transparent tape to the tracks near his home. When the train pressed it, he would file the flat nail and make a small handle for it. This is a small sword. When he was 13 years old, he fell in love with sailing and came up with the idea of designing a sailboat. In learning to make a sailboat, it includes aerodynamics. Of course, in the end, Alan's sailboat was not caused.

In middle school, Alan showed active thinking ability. On a math geometry assignment, Alan used a solution other than the textbook, which once made the teacher suspect that he had hired his father's foreign aid. In a later interview, Alan also hurt his father, "my father can't do that question at all!" Although he is very active in thinking, his grades are only in the middle level, and he is more eager to work and practice and be financially independent than to go to college. After graduating from high school, I soon found a job as an electronic technician. Of course, this is a whole new field for him. Soon he gave full play to his self-taught ability, taking on the work of engineers and designing circuits, he often used it while learning, and often studied until the wee hours of the morning. With his electronic knowledge, he made a portable electric lamp and won the first patent in his life. Later, he was involved in the design of submarine and nuclear reactor control systems, military aircraft instrument systems and optical systems. At this time, in addition to being an electrical engineer, he was also a lecturer at Stanford University. In the 1970s, Alan fell in love with Frisbee, a sport that quickly threw the disc out. He found that the Frisbee on the market was very vulnerable to the gradual decline of air resistance, so he made full use of his aerodynamic research to fly farther. In 1980, Skyro, the predecessor of Aerobie, set the Guinness World record for throwing 261m.

In 1984, he became his own toy brand Aerobie and launched his new inventions Flying Ring Aerobie and Aerobie Pro. He abandoned the traditional solid disc and adopted a ring, making aerodynamic treatment at the edge. Keep the Frisbee moving at the same level. Today's Pro Ring version has a maximum throwing distance of 406m.

Originally here, it has been counted as a legendary life, but after retirement, I have not been idle. He has been in the habit of drinking coffee since he worked. He has tried many coffee-making utensils at home, which are not satisfactory to him. For example, Nestle's nespress capsule coffee machine, a capsule only 5-7 grams, and he needs three capsules at a time, the cost is unbearable. He also tried to use an automatic drip filter, but it took five minutes to finish a cup, which was too long and the temperature could not be adjusted. Also used Chemex pot (American version of hand-brewed coffee), the operation is too troublesome. As a result, he sprouted to build his own ideal coffee maker. From 1993 to 2005, after 12 years of research and development, this product was officially launched, which is called Aeropress (Philharmonic pressure). Before the official version, it has gone through 40 generations of experimental version. The final version is a barrel-shaped object that works just like its name, Aero+Press (through air pressure).

The experimental version of the Philharmonic pressure photo of Don Alan also personally demonstrated how he uses it. Pops uses the positive pressure method recommended by the government. First twist the powder slot, put on a round filter paper and then press back, and then pour in the coffee powder. He is used to putting in one and a half spoonful of coffee powder (15-18g). The grinding thickness is the same as that of the Italian coffee machine.

Then pour in hot water, deep roasting coffee at 80 degrees Celsius and light coffee at 85 degrees Celsius. Alan believes that low water temperatures make the coffee sweeter. Pour the water level scale to 2-3, according to the concentration you like.

Then he took out a special mixing stick and stirred for 10 seconds, and Father Alan stressed that you found out whether it was right for the water to drip away, whether it was right for you to worry that the coffee would fade, and don't worry, the result would not be like that. A few drops of coffee is normal and part of my plan.

Then press the piston up and squeeze it in the most comfortable position you think. Note that there is no need for brute force. Such a cup of coffee with a little oil is complete, and the whole extraction process takes about 1 minute. After that, you can add water or milk or drink directly.

Cleaning is also very convenient, as long as the powder trough head is removed, then squeeze the piston to squeeze out pressed powder, and then rinse with clean water.

This is the standard method of use officially marked, and in the hands of players, various brewing methods are developed, such as the reverse pressure method, which is different from the positive pressure method, in which the piston is pressed upside down behind the bucket, so that the problem of water dripping ahead of time can be avoided. The degree of grinding can also be adjusted to the degree of grinding of the hand punch or even the pressure kettle, and the parameters such as water temperature, water quantity, soaking time and stirring can also be adjusted by itself.

As a result, Aeropress simply held the Philharmonic pressure Championships, the first of which was held in Oslo, Norway, in 2008. It also increases the exposure to the Philharmonic pressure. Also mentioned everyone's interest in "playing". Alan Adler, an electronic engineer and university teacher, is the founder of the sports toy brand and a player driving the coffee industry.