Review on ☕ Bodum 11571-109 Pour Over Coffee Maker with Permanent Filter - 34oz/1L Glass Carafe & Cork Band by Nate Caldwell

To make a real coffee, there are many fancy devices out there for filtering your 137 ounces (or whatever) of water, heating it to exactly 204 F, and slowly pouring magic circles over 26 Ounces of organic, locally roasted coffee, ground in a coffee grinder that costs more than your house, etc. I don't have any of these, but I do have this thing, and I have one of those rotating coffee grinders that turns to rubble and pebbles in search of pebbles Powder). And I have a bag of coffee beans that I bought at the grocery store last week. I also have a stove and pot that make a decent helping of hot water. And I pour about half a pot of non-boiling water over "some" coffee grounds. and you know, this thing makes good coffee. It's like a French press, with no debris (note I also use a paper filter to filter out the discomfort). Nothing special to say about the product itself. A large plastic glass item that wraps around so you don't burn yourself while pouring, and it comes with a permanent filter and coffee measuring scoop so you can't accurately measure coffee beans or ground coffee. Works as intended.