Most people associate coffee with the roasted beans you take home to make a daily cup. At the Caffe Culture show in London, however, the Coffeebrewer bag system on display is completely different. Developed by an inventor in Denmark, the Coffeebrewer bag system is a large pouch that holds ground coffee in a filter within the pouch. The user then adds 3 liters of hot water to the pouch and allows it to steep before cutting open the bag and pouring out the hot coffee. The bag is available with a number of high-quality single-origin coffees, including Kenya, Ethiopia and Rwanda. The cup I tried was good, and I loved the innovative solution to preparing coffee anywhere and with only hot water. Unlike many of the single-cup options available, this is an easy method to make a number of cups all at once, and using real coffee grounds is certainly a better-tasting alternative to instant. Making high-quality coffee that is easy to prepare and accessible everywhere is definitely the way to encourage...
