Awesome Coffee

This compact coffee maker makes delicious espresso-based drinks with ease. It can brew coffee and froth milk at the same time, and automatically controls brew time, pressure, and temperature for the perfect cup. It works with both ground coffee and coffee pods for added versatility. Ships starting in January 2021.

Burls Art makes guitars out of unusual materials. Having built instruments out of Himalayan salt and jawbreakers, this time he turned his attention to coffee. He built the body using several pounds of beans from Copper Coffee, bathed in clear epoxy. We love the copper accents in included on the finished guitar.

Most big coffee manufacturers can’t trace their beans to their farmers. Nobletree Coffee takes a farm-to-cup approach by sourcing exclusively from family-owned crops. The result is an award-winning line of 100% Arabica coffees: sustainably farmed, milled, exported, then small-batch roasted in Brooklyn.

Perhaps it’s the ritual, but we find that pour-over coffee just tastes better than automatic drip. This clean and minimal set from Hokeki will look great on your kitchen counter. It comes with a 20 oz heat- and cold-resistant glass pot, a high-fired ceramic dripper that regulates drip time, and a stand for putting it all together.

Coffee connoisseurs and noobs alike will enjoy a subscription from Trade Coffee. After a brief but detailed coffee quiz, the website suggests coffees for you from a curated selection of 400+ small-batch roasters and sends them to you, freshly delivered to your door. Trade is offering new subscribers 30% off their first bag.

This corn whiskey blend introduces natural coffee flavor into the mix. The regular brew is fragrant and nutty, while the dark roast has delicious caramel notes. It’s sweet enough to sip over ice and also tastes great in a cup of unsweetened coffee for a warm-up with a kick any time of day. Find it online at Sip Whiskey or Del Mesa Liquor.

How can you leave your brew standing alone in a world that’s so cold? You need a proper ceramic coffee mug, like this one, inspired by the lyrics of the 1984 Prince hit When Doves Cry, and embellished with a painterly image of the late musician. An exclusive from Ten Ton Titmouse.

With wildfires ravaging the US West, Colorado’s Wild Barn Coffee is donating 100% of their profits on National Coffee Day, 9.29.20, to the GlobalGiving CA Wildfire Relief Fund. Wild Barn’s organic Nitro Cold Brew is spiked with two antioxidant superfoods: goji berries and cacao nibs. Sold in 6- and 12-packs.

Maker W&M walks us through the process of turning a couple of muffin tins into a miniature concrete mixer, complete with a motorized stirrer. Though in this case, its purpose is to smoothly blend instant coffee with water. It probably would make a good hot cocoa too.

Learn everything there is to know about coffee in this 256 page reference guide by champion barista Maxwell Colonna-Dashwood. The book features illustrations and information about numerous types of coffee, terminology, along with details on growing, roasting, brewing, and the finer points of coffee tasting.

“They got Pop-Tarts for adults!” Novelty jam band The Cooties has a little fun at the expense of people who spend their days hanging out in coffee shops, from the overpriced exotic beans to the weird alternative milks. Oh, how we long for a crowded coffee shop right now.

Starbucks brings their popular nitro cold brew coffee to grocery and convenience stores. The ready-to-drink 9.6oz. cans infuse the drinks with nitrogen microbubbles as soon you open them, and come in unsweetened black, dark caramel, and vanilla sweet cream flavors.

Retro gaming fans, 1up your caffeine levels with this fun ceramic mug from Paladone. It features a level from the classic Super Mario Bros., and its handle looks just like the controller from the original Nintendo Entertainment System. Now someone needs to make a playable version.

This two-in-one kitchen gadget can make up to 14 oz. of hot coffee in just 30 seconds, or a smooth and delicious cold brew in just 4 minutes. It uses vacuum extraction tech to accelerate the brewing process, while still delivering perfect coffee. Save an extra 10% with code FRANKONESAVE at checkout.

While we’re not sure how often you’ll need to actually photograph coffee, we still appreciate the creative tips offered by COOPH in their latest photo hacks video. On the other hand, many of the ideas could be applied to other kinds of food or product photography.

Known for its pressurized beer growlers, GrowlerWerks’ latest offering is for making and storing up to 50 ounces of cold brew coffee. The uKeg Nitro uses nitro gas cartridges to keep cold brew coffee fresh and creamy for weeks. Its double-walled vacuum insulation can keep coffee cold all day. Drops 11/5/19.

To celebrate five years since its launch, Chicago designer Craighton Berman is back with a new run of his sculptural, yet practical object for your morning pourover. Each one is made from borosilicate glass, and this time comes with a white, black, or stoneware ceramic baseplate.

This food-grade stainless steel container can quickly turn up to 12.5 oz. of fresh, hot coffee into a delightful iced drink without dilution. Simply keep the HyperChiller in your freezer until ready, then pour and enjoy in minutes.

This beautiful coffee maker from Norway ensures a perfect pot every time, maintaining just the right temperature, and looking great doing it. It features an aluminum base with a detachable and easy to fill water tank, and its hot plate keeps the glass carafe at a precise 185ºF. Save 75% in The Awesomer Shop.

Like everything he does, Buttered Side Down over-complicates even the most basic tasks. In this silly POV video, he attempts to make the world’s strongest cup of coffee after his mind starts playing tricks on him. Naturally, his brew makes him just that much more jittery.

Old Detroit is overrun with criminals, and it needs a hero. All we need is a fallen cop, a greedy corporation, an unlimited technology budget, and we’ll be set. While you wait for that to play out, sip your coffee and relax. You have five seconds to comply.

As part of a campaign for Starbucks, Adam Savage was asked to help build excitement for their Nitro Cold Brew coffee. Naturally, Adam couldn’t resist doing something overly dramatic, and built a liquid nitrogen-powered engine for delivering a sweet cream topper. Disclaimer: This is not how Starbucks makes theirs.

While Doctor Who’s TARDIS is bigger on the inside, this coffee mug is just plain big. This jumbo ceramic mug looks like a TARDIS that’s about to explode; its walls bulging out from the pressure wave. It holds a whopping 64oz of liquid, more than enough for all your travels through time and space.