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Embarking on #vanlife or living as a digital nomad means embracing simplicity without compromising on life's little luxuries—like a stellar cup of coffee. Enter the Gabi Master A, a pourover brewer that promises both aesthetic appeal and user-friendly design, making it a compelling choice for life on the road.
For those who thrive on outdoor adventures—be it mountain biking, gravel riding, or bikepacking—the quest for the perfect espresso in the wild is now over. The Wacaco Picopresso is a game-changer for coffee aficionados who refuse to compromise quality, even in the most remote locations.
If you’re living the van life, traveling in a camper van, or working as a digital nomad, the Jackery Explorer 240 Portable Power Station is a game-changer. Designed with portability and functionality in mind, this compact powerhouse is perfect for those who value efficiency and reliability while off-grid.
When it comes to bikepacking, every piece of gear needs to strike the perfect balance of functionality, durability, and portability. The 8oz HuskeeCup does exactly that, becoming an indispensable item for any minimalist adventurer who loves their morning brew as much as their rugged trails or endless gravel roads. Here’s why …
The Hario gooseneck kettle is my go-to for brewing coffee in Nacho the Van. Since I use camp stoves to heat water for pourovers, it never occurred to me to use anything else. Most often, when I serve coffee, I'm off the grid as there's no electricity besides the small Jackery electric generator I use for my coffee grinder. However, when I had to start using the Hario at home every day, I realized how fantastic of a kettle it is.
So what happened?
When it came time to replace my hand grinder, I knew I wanted to test drive a higher-end and more expensive one. Would it even make a difference? That’s when I decided to pick up the TIMEMORE Nano. I knew TIMEMORE already created a wide variety of quality coffee serving and brewing products. It was time to make the leap from a $15 grinder to a $120 one. Would I even notice?
