Both brewing styles make delicious coffee—but the right choice depends on whether you value flavor, ritual, or convenience.

Both make a great cup of coffee — but depending on what you value most, one may better fit your taste, your health, and your morning routine.

From the way it’s farmed and produced to the way it’s ground and brewed, coffee is a wonderful and versatile drink. There are so many options when it comes to brewing methods and styles of coffee.

Do certain coffee brewing methods extract more caffeine than others? We chat with a coffee brewing expert about caffeine content of each type. Whether it’s cold brew, espresso, or good ol’ pour over, ...

This article is part of Salon Food's "Coffee Week," a series of stories about America's favorite caffeinated beverage. I’ve used a French press to brew my morning coffee for years, mostly because it’s ...

Brewing your coffee matters more than you think for heart health. Harvard experts reveal unfiltered methods like French press can raise 'bad' cholesterol due to oily compounds. Opting for filtered ...