ESPRO BLOOM Pour Over Coffee Brewer Set - Dual Filter Mode for Quick Coffee Brewing, Brushed Stainless Steel Review

The Espro Bloom coffee maker is an easy way to brew and enjoy delicious aromatic coffee. I was amazed at the difference in taste with the AeroPress, which I've been using for years. The subtleties of the coffee were much easier to capture and the coffee comes out nice and smooth without losing its personality through the filter. Brewing is relatively easy and definitely quick as advertised. Working with filters is not easy. It takes a little patience, but once you figure out how to break up, it

I usually drink espresso made with ECM Synchronika; but from time to time you want to drink a strong cup of what is now fashionably referred to as "pour-over" coffee, i.e. filtered coffee. After playing around with Melitta cones and filters for decades, I decided to give this one a try. It looks impressive and I use Espro tampers and steamers which are great products. Unfortunately, I find coffee prepared with this device (and the accompanying filter paper) to be weak. I use about 20 grams of…

My first impression is that it's 3.5 stars - it speeds up pouring, but there are some odd design decisions that make it hard to decide between V60 or origami dripper, be it because I'm running out of filters. On the other hand, it works the same as other pour overs, but it's a little awkward to keep the shape of the filter when it's separate from the rest. The coffee was quite similar to the v60. Unfiltered, the combination of the steel plate and tiny holes makes it difficult for water to…

the thing has a great shape, it looks really good. The problem is that it doesn't work well with the filters that come with it. They are THICK, too thick for water to flow through the grind. Using it without a filter works fine, but the coffee is cloudy. I've been experimenting and looking for a solution, and here's what worked well. Find a glass or other vessel with the same or a similar diameter as the inner circle at the bottom of this brewery. Take some standard coffee filters (much…

I backed this project on Kickstarter when Bloom was first announced, so I was one of the first to get mine. I've had it for about 6 weeks now and use it every day. I love it. It produces amazingly consistent cups of coffee without any special skills or experience. I use a digital kitchen scale and stick to the recommended ratio: 16.5 g of finely ground coffee to 320 g of water. I also decided to upgrade my kettle to a gooseneck version as I was making quite a mess trying to pour slowly from our

I've spent a few weeks researching sprinklers and am so glad I stumbled across this product. It really is what it says on the tin: simple and fast. I don't weigh my flour or water, but after doing this a few times, I quickly figured out how many "tea spoons" it takes to make my favorite coffee mug. Cleaning is very easy - I just throw the filter away and grind it up in the trash and rinse it out very quickly. (Of course I'll wash it from time to time, but you don't have to do it every day.)…