Mineral Packs for Making Water for Coffee (Makes 25 Gallons)

This has replaced my own chemistry based antics, and provides good quality coffee water. In my view the perfect compromise between quality and price

I'm a heavy user of coffee water additives. I keep several jugs of distilled water and prep them with these to fill my espresso machine with. I've bought a few brands in my time, I tried this one out due to better price. It is certainly less convenient than others which only require 1 sachet, but as a heavy user who pre-preps several jugs at once - the price savings here are worth it. Once you use something like this you can't go back to tap water in you coffee Machine But you do need to use distilled water jugs else the effect is not great - so you have to factor that cost in too.

I bought Coffee Water because it was cheaper than TWW. Even though I was skeptical that one size fits all. I mixed it into a gallon of distilled water and made myself a coffee a while after: I didn’t like it at all, it was salty with weird flavors. Maybe I just hadn’t let it release the gas and mix fully, because the next day I used it with a moka pot and then a French press, using with a mix of medium and dark roast, the coffee turned out great—no bitterness or acidity, yet still punchy and flavorful.

This is excellent and more economical (and comparable in quality) than Third Wave Water, if you are ready to mix 5 gallons at a time.

This works really well and coffee tastes great. Much better value than competitors. The reason there are two packets is they would interact and cause it to harden. These mix and dissolve easily.