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.

Pour-over coffee offers more control and flavor clarity, while drip coffee prioritizes speed and convenience. Drip coffee generally contains more caffeine overall, but pour-over can be stronger per ...

Say what you will, coffee purists, but the best way to brew is by the humble drip method, cardiologists claim. Between 2018 and 2019, the world’s coffee growers produced nearly 1.357 trillion pounds ...

A few doors down from Cartel Coffee Lab‘s flagship roastery location in Tempe, there’s a door that reads “Cartel World Headquarters.” Inside, Drew Scharntizke, along with his fellow coffee instructor ...

Some folks are happy with the battered old Mr. Coffee they bought at a yard sale. Some will only drink from a glass-with-plunger French press or a beloved Chemex pour-over. But does the type of coffee ...