if you want to make great filter coffee, the investment you need to make isn’t a new brewer.

- Spend as much as you’re comfortable on a good grinder ($150-300)
- get beans from a local roaster, ask for recs 
- use good water (good rule of thumb is it should have a ph between 6-7)

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some notes:
- this assumes you’re into the types of coffee that are a bit more on the acidic side 
- go for the most popular grinders (
- either find water bottles that meet the criteria or make your own water (see barista hustle s diy water or third wave water)

Good water always make a big difference wether it's tea or coffee. I've used my RO mashine for years and makes a sterlin brew.

What are the advantages of a good vs. average grinder? Didn't realize it made that much difference.