# Coffee brewer recipes and dial-in guides

> Pick your brewer for a starting recipe and what to change when the cup isn't right yet.

Source: https://cuplift.app/brewers

## Pour over

- [V60](https://cuplift.app/brewers/v60): Hario's cone dripper with one large hole and spiral ribs. It barely restricts flow, so grind and pour decide how fast it drains.
- [Chemex](https://cuplift.app/brewers/chemex): An hourglass carafe with thick bonded paper filters that drain slowly and strip out oils, for a very clean, tea-like cup.
- [Orea V4](https://cuplift.app/brewers/orea-v4)
- [Orea V3](https://cuplift.app/brewers/orea-v3)
- [Kalita Wave](https://cuplift.app/brewers/kalita-wave): A flat-bottomed dripper with three small holes and fluted filters. The flat bed extracts evenly and is forgiving of an uneven pour.
- [Origami](https://cuplift.app/brewers/origami): A ribbed ceramic dripper that takes either cone or wave filters, so it can brew like a V60 or like a Kalita.
- [Hoop](https://cuplift.app/brewers/hoop)
- [UFO V2](https://cuplift.app/brewers/ufo-v2)
- [UFO V3](https://cuplift.app/brewers/ufo-v3)
- [UFO Ceramic](https://cuplift.app/brewers/ufo-ceramic)

## Immersion

- [AeroPress](https://cuplift.app/brewers/aeropress): A plastic syringe-style brewer: the coffee steeps, then you press it through a paper filter. Forgiving, fast, and easy to repeat.
- [AeroPress XL](https://cuplift.app/brewers/aeropress-xl): The larger AeroPress, with room for roughly twice the water — same steep-and-press method, scaled up for two cups.
- [Hario Switch](https://cuplift.app/brewers/hario-switch): A V60 cone with a valve at the bottom: close it to steep, open it to drain. Immersion and pour over in one brewer.
- [French Press](https://cuplift.app/brewers/french-press): Coarse coffee steeps in the full water charge, then a metal mesh plunger separates it. Heavy-bodied, with the oils left in.

## Cold brew

- [Cold Brew](https://cuplift.app/brewers/cold-brew): Coffee steeped in cold water for many hours. Cold water extracts slowly and selectively, so it's smooth and low in acidity.