☕ WACACO Pipamoka Portable Coffee Maker 10 fl oz - Single Serve Brewer, Vacuum Pressured & Insulated Travel Mug, Hand Powered, Filter Pressure Brewer - Stainless Steel Thermo Cup Review

Pipamoka is a stylish product with a thoughtful design but after spending a few weeks grinding and relating I am sending it back. I feel the AeroPress is much easier to prepare, brew and clean, I prefer the taste of coffee that's filtered through paper filtration and I find the AeroPress Go to be even more convenient for on the go than the Pipamoka. However, the Pipamoka glass keeps the coffee warm for a surprisingly long time. So if you enjoy drinking 8 ounces of coffee for hours, you might…

I'll say right away that I don't drink coffee. However, I really enjoy making coffee for my significant other (I'm still trying). We have Chemex for the house but needed something that would be good for camping (disposable bags and a french press just didn't work). We need look no further. This thing is amazing! The coffee is consistently delicious and easy to make if you follow simple steps (which only need to be reminded 2 times). Aside from making a perfectly brewed cup of coffee, on a cold…

Pipamoka is a stylish product with a thoughtful design but after spending a few weeks choosing my grind and ratio I'm sending it back. I feel the AeroPress is much easier to prepare, brew and clean, I prefer the taste of coffee that's filtered through paper filtration and I find the AeroPress Go to be even more convenient for on the go than the Pipamoka. However, the Pipamoka glass keeps the coffee warm for a surprisingly long time. So if you enjoy drinking 8 ounces of coffee for hours, you…

I have tried many portable coffee makers because I travel a lot and this is by far the best if you like strong coffee. To get a strong coffee you need to let all the bubbles out and then tap the cup on something hard to release more bubbles (this takes about 2 minutes). Then, at a gentle, slow pace, rotate the container 1/4 turn (takes about 2 minutes). Pros: portability. Obvious lines showing watermarks. Easy to use Easy to clean. Cons: It takes about 5 minutes to craft. The lid has no…

Okay, a little background. I wanted a coffee maker for my van. Battery, 12V, something. Everything I looked at was either not effective at all or the battery life stunk. I know I can easily boil my own water with a burner installed, so it's easy. But I hate French presses because almost all of them leave coffee grounds behind. Then this shows up. The first time I used it I got a blister and there was water in the plastic tube from spinning the thing hard and fast. Just twist it a little until…

This coffee press is very cool. I used to have a Stanley travel press/mug but my issue with this type of travel press is that the coffee still stays in the water and gets stronger over time. This nice little guy solves that problem. I did a test with crappy Folgers coffee and it tasted damn good. I had a tasting test from 3 other people and they said it was delicious. My main use for it was camping. I didn't want to get an aero press. It works very well and does its job. Be warned this is for…