Phin Drip
The classic method: a metal filter sitting on top of your cup, dripping one strong, small cup of coffee at a time.
- Robusta
- Blend
Four ways to brew Vietnamese coffee, from the phin drip to a lighter pour-over for the brighter arabica lots.
The classic method: a metal filter sitting on top of your cup, dripping one strong, small cup of coffee at a time.
The phin drip finished over sweetened condensed milk and ice — the most common way Vietnamese coffee is actually drunk.
No phin required: coarse grounds steeped overnight in cold water, for a smooth, low-acid concentrate you dilute to taste.
A lighter-handed filter brew that lets the brighter arabica lots show their fruit and floral notes without milk or ice.