Bodum34oz Pour Over Coffee Maker, High-Heat Borosilicate Glass with Reusable Stainless Steel Filter and Cork Grip - Made in Portugal

I've been using this pour over for about 3 months, and I have no complaints. The reusable filter is non-toxic, eco-friendly, and produces a smooth flavor with no grit. Set up takes under a minute, and clean up is easy considering the bottle and filter are both dishwasher safe. It's big enough to make 3-4 cups! The design is also boho minimalist, which I love.It's also portable! I think this would be a great option for RV's / travel / camping as well. I usually use lavazza brand coffee grinds, and they work great! Tastes amazing :)

Searching for a great cup of coffee has been a very long quest for me. I have been using the standard style electric drip coffee maker for over 50 years. I had gone though several of the under $100 dollar popular makers and the coffee was pretty much standard issue, regardless of all the comments and claims.I broke down and purchased a very nice French Press, as I had coffee from these and was very pleased. When it came - I then began the research of "all of the work" required to get the press coffee just right - bottom line - "No Way" I do not have this type of time in the morning just to get a decent cup of coffee !Enter this fantastic and simple product!Yes, it requires a little more work than just pressing the button on standard coffee-maker - but the little extra work is very well worth the effort!The supplied micro-mesh stainless reusable filter is beautiful, but I add a non-bleached cone filter - I like finely ground fresh coffee.Using an electric kettle, it is both easy and rewarding to irrigate the grounds and see what your doing - no way an electric automatic coffee-maker can do this. In a few minutes, I was stunned by just how great my regular coffee grind tasted.The build quality is excellent and I very highly recommend this coffee maker.

I got this so I can make a full pot of coffee when camping with my daughter and son-in-law. I didn't use the filter because it's not needed but it cleans easily. Makes a great cup of coffee. It's staying in my camper and I'm sure I'll use it again, even if just half pots. It's easy to store; I leave it in the box to protect it while traveling in the camper. No electricity needed just a way to make the water hot. This would be great at home also but I have everything I need there. I also think it's pretty and would look nice on a counter. I normally don't care about stuff like that but I like this.

I've had this coffee maker for around 10 days, using it every day and sometimes twice a day. Here are some tidbits I've gathered:1) I ordered the cork version, and it's been great, it's easy peasy to remove and put on for cleaning. I usually leave the maker in the sink to cool slowly before washing it, mainly because I am always a little paranoid around glassware meant for heat.2) While I agree with other folks saying that the reusable filter can let the water through too quickly, I have found some adjustments that compensate.Firstly, a finer grind allows for a slower pass through. This has made my coffee to my liking, not at all weak or watery but also not mouth-puckering strong.Secondly, the more bulbous shape of the glass allows for the last few teaspoons of liquid to stay behind, trapping the silt you get from the reusable filter. As long as you add water with the goal of leaving a little behind, you won't get any grains in your coffee. In fact it's so good at trapping the silt it almost feels like an intentional design.3) The biggest "negative" is that I have small hands, so my grip on the neck (with the cork and cord stop on ) is a little tenuous, but its easy enough to use both hands for stability.As of now, I'd recommend this drip maker for those who want a casual, more affordable entrance (or alternative) to the current range of drip makers. If anything changes I will come back and edit.

We opened it, washed it and immediately made coffee. It was so simple and the coffee was rich and flavorful seemingly more so than with our French-press. We have only had one cup each, though we were very pleased with the quality and simplicity. The durability of the glass seems thin though with care I believe it will last. Eager for morning coffee in the AM.

This is a wonderful coffee brewing system. I appreciate the glass carafe and the stainless steel filter. The rim of the filter could be stainless as well but it doesn't touch the hot water or coffee so it's all right. I appreciate the cork grip so my hand doesn't get burned when pouring the freshly brewed coffee. It also can come off if I want to wash the carafe in the dishwasher but I usually wash it by hand with a drop of soap and swish it with hot water because my hand does not fit in it. It's nice not to need paper filters. It does leave a very small amount of fine coffee grounds sludge at the bottom of the pot but it's not a problem if you're just careful as you pour or as you get to the bottom of your cup while you're drinking it. It fits just enough coffee in the full pot for my husband and I to fill our 16 oz cup with enough room for me to add milk.

The metal filter is so convenient. Makes the perfect roast of coffee can make ~2 big cups of coffee at a time, easy clean and most importantly coffee is delicious

I absolutely love this coffee maker! It’s incredibly easy to use, and the reusable stainless steel filter works beautifully—no more waste or paper filters needed. The cork handle makes it comfortable and safe to hold, even when the coffee is piping hot. It reminds me so much of my grandmother’s old-school cloth filter coffee maker, but with a sleek, modern twist that fits perfectly into my kitchen. A perfect mix of tradition and innovation—highly recommended!