How to Brew the Perfect Cup: 5 Expert Tips with Our Favorite Coffees

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How to Brew the Perfect Cup: 5 Expert Tips with Our Favorite Coffees




Brewing coffee is both an art and a science. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned coffee lover, these five expert tips will help you unlock the full flavor potential of your beans. Plus, discover some of our favorite coffees from Tea & Coffee of the World to try with each tip!

1. Use Fresh, High-Quality Beans

Start with fresh, high-quality beans like our Peru Fair Trade Organic Coffee. Fresh beans make all the difference in aroma and taste.

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2. Grind Just Before Brewing

Grinding coffee just before brewing preserves its flavor. Try grinding Saula Premium Ethiopian Ground Coffee right before your brew to enjoy its vibrant floral notes.

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3. Measure Coffee and Water Precisely

Use the right ratio — typically 1 to 2 tablespoons of coffee per 6 ounces of water. Our The Brew Company Specialty Organic Coffee Gift Box lets you experiment with different blends.

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4. Use Clean, Fresh Water

The water you brew with affects the final taste. Use fresh filtered water, and try it with the smooth taste of DC-Tega Luxury Canadian Breakfast Black Tea Bags if you want a tea break.

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5. Brew at the Right Temperature

The ideal brewing temperature is between 195°F and 205°F (90-96°C). For a twist, try the energizing ISLAND SHARKS CHOCOLATE Handcrafted Yerba Mate Blend brewed to perfection.

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Master your brew with these tips and premium coffees from Tea & Coffee of the World. Taste the difference fresh, expertly brewed coffee makes!

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