Cool. I'll put it on the list. An Englishman who works in my building just recommended Yorkshire Gold to me, so I have a couple new varieties to look forward to sampling.
The jetboil->french press setup seems to work pretty well for us too. The cleaning isn't too bad, but then again my standards for cleanliness on the trail may be very relative too.
How do you get the filter clean after you've just smashed the grinds into it without using a ton of water?
If you’re anything like me, getting my day rolling without a cup of piping hot coffee is nigh impossible. Because my backwood outings range from vehicle supported forays with copious amounts of gear, to trips with the absolute minimum, my coffee making methods vary wildly.
If I want to make more work for myself camping for a great cup of coffee I'll take my Aeropress. I'm on my second one and it is by far the best way to brew a single cup of coffee at home or in the woods. Pretty easy to clean as well.
https://www.aerobie.com/product/aeropress/
I used to be full on, bring the entire setup, kind of coffee person on the trail. But getting up and grinding the coffee, boiling the water, and then cleaning everything got to be too much of a pain in the ass. Now I prefer to drink the coffee and hanging out to all of the preparation.
I was bringing tea which is much easier, but a while back my wife found these:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01I4CVGT4/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1. I've been drinking bulletproof coffee at home for a while, and my wife bought these for a vacation. It's so damn easy and I also don't have to bother with cooking breakfast either. One cup of coffee and nothing else to do until lunch time.