Definition: Chemex (n.) - a French coffee maker that uses a French press with a vacuum pump to extract liquid from ground coffee beans. It was invented in 1984 by Pierre Chouinard for his company, the Chemex Coffee Company. - The name Chemex comes from the chemical process of extracting and purifying coffee using a vacuum pump. - It is considered one of the pioneers of coffee brewing technology due to its innovative design and its ability to extract high-quality coffee beans from ground coffee beans. - A French press with a vacuum pump allows for a clean, efficient extraction of liquid from the ground coffee beans, resulting in a flavorful, creamy cup of coffee.
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