Post your camp coffee setup

[mountainpete]

Starbucks VIA, Whisperlite stove, GSI Kettalist and whatever cup is clean.

 

[goodtimes]

Thx I will look that up, unless you have a link handy.

Sorry, no link. I bought mine at JC Penny -- but I've seen them at Bed Bath and Beyond (despite the name, they have a decent selection of kitchen stuff), Safeway, etc.

 

[Mamontof]

Same at home as on the camping trips, a Bodum French Press.
http://www.bodum.com/

I bring Millstone coffee I pre-ground at home, and I heat the water up on the Camp Chef stove.
I drink it black with nothing added.
I try various flavors of the Millstone brand.

Well nothing personal , taste could variate on type of grains and hay it roast

if you have a chance spend couple dollars on Du Monte coffee , i do not wont

said trust me , only so many people afther try start addict to that brand -

try:chef:


Other great recopy if catch fly on trail or have friends around fire , instead

water use whiskey or Grey goose , well Van Gogh Vodka Double Espresso will

be the best http://vangoghvodka.com/van-gogh-our-vodkas/double-espresso-flavored-vodka/

Cheers salut :coffeedrink:

 

[Antichrist]

Just something basic.
Usually regular or french roast Green Mountain Coffee Roasters or Nemwan's organic coffee.

 

[earthmuffin]

I don't go anywhere without my aeropress. It makes such a good shot of espresso that it replaced my espresso machine at home.

I run 2 shots through it for my insulated coffee cup and then put a couple more shots into my insulated kleen kanteen for the first pit stop a few hours later. YUMMY!

 

[UNI]

Corey Posted: Same at home as on the camping trips, a Bodum French Press.

We also use the Bodum French Press & the Bodum Bistro mugs. These mugs (Dbl wall glass), keep the coffee hot longer. "Good Stuff"

 

[sctracker]

I have a french press attachment that folds and deploys inside my nalgene. Its pretty fricken sweet, they used to sell them at REI but I can't find them anymore.

 

[KenB1010]

I use the Bialetti 3-cup for home and camping. Nothing better than making cinnamon Mocha's on the trail.

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[captblack]

Not quite roughing it but I like my coffee. Thermos keeps it hot all day.

 

[Northman]

Our Coffeebar :


http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=52167&stc=1&d=1295525232


http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=52168&stc=1&d=1295525232

http://www.expeditionportal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=52169&stc=1&d=1295525232

 

[Gooseberry]

I'm surprised that I'm the first to post one of these? My Wife and I have two on the the stove at home and two in van. They are easy to clean and make 6 cups espresso each.

http://www.google.com/products/cata...g_result&ct=result&resnum=7&ved=0CIABEPMCMAY#

 

[Mike_rupp]

IMG_7197 by steverupp, on Flickr

Zassenhaus hand grinder
Freiling stainless French press

The Snow Peak stove is fantastic in warm weather, but the gas canisters suck in below freezing weather. Next time when it's cold I'll bring my Kelly Kettle.

 

[Strizzo]

We also use the Bodum French Press & the Bodum Bistro mugs. These mugs (Dbl wall glass), keep the coffee hot longer. "Good Stuff"

thirded. we have an 8-cup bodum that was being clearanced out at starbucks last year.

 

[Tim A]

Freiling stainless French press

I have a Freiling at home. After dropping a glass one on the kitchen floor, my clumsy butt sprung for the stainless steel. :coffeedrink:

 

[Mamontof]

IMG_7197 by steverupp, on Flickr.

Great idea