☕️ OXO Brew Pour-Over Coffee Maker: Easy Brewing with Integrated Water Tank Review

This is a great replacement for my small French Press. I fill my cup with water first and then put it in the kettle I got from Revain. I adjust the water regulator so that the water is just boiling. While the water is heating up, I spend time setting up this unit. I poured about an ounce into the tank to moisten or bloom the coffee. Once the initial water has drained, I wait a little, then add the remaining water to the tank and wait a few minutes for it to finish. The total time for a regular…

Love it! The water tank at the top distinguishes this; Just pour water over it and it drips metered through a few small holes onto the coffee in the cone. No need to stand and wait to add more water! I continue to prepare breakfast and my coffee is ready without further action. If you are looking for an American style coffee this is the place to go. I've tried a few of those expensive steel mesh filters, and while I'm a pretty picky coffee drinker, I haven't noticed a difference. With paper…

Hey college kid is broke here (and by poor student I mean I spent money that would have gone into a coffee pot on an expensive kettle instead because I have ADD and can't get my frigging priorities right). Anyway, thanks to this Plastic Boy, I was able to keep my teapot but still got the morning shake blessing from the Bitter Bean Gods (BBG for short). I was so proud that I invited a stranger to my dorm to do a photo shoot with me and said plastic boy (model scouts please leave me alone, I'm…

I decided to ditch my Keurig and free up counter space. I also find that the pods are expensive and Keurig doesn't make very good coffee. I only drink one cup of coffee a day so I was looking for an alternative to an electric drip coffee maker. In doing so, I came across Presses, Chemex, Bodum and many others. I like all OXO products, they seem to test their products well and they are well made so I went with this one. After brewing a few cups of delicious coffee, here are my impressions. WHAT…

The Oxo Pourer looks and feels very nice. The handle lies comfortably in the hand. I think the gray funnel lining is there to hide the coffee stains that are almost inevitable on a white surface. There is enough water in the tank for my travel mug if I brew coffee and then add the remaining water. The small holes at the bottom of the tank seem to work very well. I've been a coffee drinker for about 65 years 😳, but I've only recently started thinking about increasing my caffeine dose. I use a…