The coffee with the least amount of caffeine is the instant variety. The elitist, French Press coffee has a brewing time of 4 minutes, and although it is the preferred method of some trendy coffee shops it does not yield as great a caffeine buzz as others. The old fashioned perked brew is moving up the scale, but is surpassed by the most popular home drip or filter system. Guess which method comes out on top in the caffeine department. Yes, the very coffee that will be boiled over campfires around the country.
Boiled brewing has the highest caffeine content of the popular methods described.
The best way to make this delectable brew is in large quantities, because as the campers emerge from their woodsy slumbers, they will smell the ubiquitous smell of the campfire along with this irresistible pungent liquid happily bubbling among the coals. The campers will descend on the pot of camp coffee, and you will certainly want to have enough to go around. This will produce a strong and flavorful coffee to wake the most sluggish pilgrim. The grounds and water are placed together in a large pot. Set the water to boil and allow it boil steadily for 10 to 15 minutes.