I never saw cezve coffee until I was 14 or 15 while visiting an Armenian schoolmate, but moka pots were to be found everywhere in my hometown, at least in the houses I used to visit. Like in your case, we didn't have much coffee variety, nor beans. Only ground coffee were for domestic use, while beans were directly to coffee shops and bakeries.
I'm still curious about that AeroPress, but it'll have to wait. I think the coffee you brew there must be similar in taste to the one you brew in a french press, but I can't tell.
The method of AeroPress is so similar to the French press. Brewing time is equal too. I haven’t brewed or tasted a French press coffee soon, so I cannot compare it to the AeroPress, but I’m sure that the result will be very similar.
Coffee in the past was so different that the one we are used to consuming nowadays… it is so wild and like a roller coaster ride in a matter of 10-20 years.
I saw that they coffee chewing gum in some chapter of the fourth season of Fringe. I hope I never have to see that day! I love drinking my hot coffee 😌