☕ OAMCEG Pour Over Coffee Maker | 14 oz Borosilicate Glass Carafe | Reusable Stainless Steel Filter | Manual Coffee Dripper Brewer with Real Wood Sleeve Review

This infuse coffee maker has an attractive design (kind of like a Martha Stewart science lab) and makes just the right amount of coffee for me - I need a 16 ounce travel mug to the brim every morning . As with all pour-on coffee makers, you need to keep an eye on them, unlike a soft brew or drip coffee maker where you simply pour in water and go. But it's worth it, it's a fresh cup with rich flavor. I grind my own beans well, it also takes a little longer, plus they're small. Overall I'd give…

I bought this particular brand because it's a lot cheaper than Chemex etc. I'm trying to get away from all the plastic that is unavoidable when using a filter coffee maker. It works just as well as the more expensive ones, makes great coffee and doesn't take long to get used to. After the water boils, I let it cool for 2 minutes, then slowly pour in the ground coffee until the filter is full (don't fill the filter more than 50% full with ground coffee). Then I keep watering slowly until the…

I have been using the Hario V60 for a few years now. Unfortunately, they continue to break through through no fault of their own. However, the replacement cost is about $45, and after two or three years I started looking for a comparable, less expensive coffee pot. I tried Homend Woodneck, a much lower quality Hario fake but three times the price. Broke it and left to look for another one. I found OAMCEG 14oz for about the same price as Homend but what a quality upgrade! The wooden hand…

First off I just want to say how stunning the difference between instant and ground coffee was! It's not even a comparison. hands down; ground coffee is great! In any case, this product was a good introduction to ground coffee for me for the following reasons: Update: If you drink a lot of coffee, I recommend the larger version Pro: Nice! Very stylish. I love how the pout was designed to guide the coffee as I pour it into my mug. The wooden case is a nice touch. So you don't burn your hand when

A) Made in China. I know almost everyone is in the 21st century but it's still disappointing. B) Very easy to clean and dries fairly quickly when rinsed with hot water. If oil builds up in the carafe, it's easy to spot it early and use a tiny drop of ecohappy dish soap and hot water, rinse well and air dry on my bamboo dryer. No rest. Easy-peasey.C) Zero instructions lol. Oh God. We used a 500ml measuring cup to check the markings on the carafe. They do not fit together. Which is even funnier…