Brewing Basics
Immersion Brewing
A brewing method where coffee grounds steep fully submerged in water for a set duration before being separated by filtration. The French press, AeroPress (inverted), and cupping bowls are classic immersion brewers.
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Because the grounds and water remain in constant contact, immersion methods produce a more uniform extraction compared to percolation. Extraction slows as the surrounding water becomes saturated, making immersion relatively forgiving of minor grind or timing errors. The trade-off is a heavier body from suspended fines and oils that pass through metal or cloth filters.
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