A French Press is a great way to make coffee on a boat without electricity. Here are my best tips to help you get the best from yours.
Coffee, Please!
How are you going to make your morning coffee?
The boat's not staying still and glass can break, you need to conserve water, space is limited, you may not have electricity . . . YIKES!
Fear not, you can still have a great cup.
Storing Coffee on a Boat
It’s virtually impossible to “perfectly” store coffee on a boat . . . but with these tips, you’ll come close!
🎧Coffee Problems
After a lot of tasty trial and error, we’ve found our onboard coffee. It’s still better to spend more to get smaller size bags.
🎧How to Keep Coffee Fresh on a Boat
Boat life isn’t great for coffee. But here are a few ways to keep your beans fresh and delicious onboard.
🎧Making Coffee Onboard
Need a good cup of coffee onboard? Here’s some options along with advice about how to choose the best system for you.
American Press Coffee Maker
The American Press Coffee Maker — no electricity need, no glass to break, no filters to throw away — just delicious coffee!
Making Espresso on a Boat
Like espresso? Want it on the boat? There are several units that can work — see which ones readers have recommended.
More Manual Coffee Grinders for Boats
Want fresh-ground coffee but don’t want to use any electrical power? How about muscle power? The good and the bad of manual grinders.
How to Make Great Coffee on a Boat: Aeropress Coffee Maker
No electricity needed, no glass and great coffee — what could be better for mornings on the boat?
Insulated Mugs for Use on a Boat
A great vacuum-insulated mug will keep your coffee hot for hours, and won’t leak even if you toss it in the bottom of the dinghy or the day pack.
