No matter which cup of coffee you choose, at Man met Bril you’ll enjoy a double shot of espresso in every drink. So if you’re a flat white lover, same as me, but want to spice things up at times..this is the place you’ve been searching for. Their two-group Slayer machine, alongside the Simonelli Mythos grinder, will definitely drip magic in your cup.
If you’re more into the filtered elixir, rather than espresso, I recommend you try the Bunn Batch Brew. In a world that fancies the pour-over method, it can be quite hard to strive for consistency, especially when you have a cue of caffeine-needing people at the door.
This is indeed a good alternative, but, if you’re not feeling adventurous, you can always go for an aeropress or a V60. Prices range between 3,85eur (Colombia, V60) and 4,20eur (Burundi, Kalita).
Having won third place in the Dutch Brewers Cup (2014), the AD Koffie test (2015), and being featured in Esquire (2015) as the Best New Coffee Bar, the guys behind Man Met Bril are not to be underestimated; they might just be the future of specialty coffee one day.
Article by Ronița Dragomir
