Simply Charmed Pour Over Coffee Dripper: Single Cup Ceramic Coffee Maker with 40 Count Melitta Filters - Elevate Your Coffee Brewing Experience! Review

I'm sick of the Keurig coffee maker breaking (have used 2 of these in less than 4 years and was looking for something different. Found this coffee maker and love it. Making coffee takes a little more effort , but it's worth it). Easy to clean Wonderful cup of coffee.

The Simply Charmed filling is well made and filter #2 works best. I like things that do what they say and others don't. e Trusty Brew pottery. Both do their jobs, but one is well designed and the other is inferior. railway bender

This is a great upgrade for those who love coffee but use plastic appliances. You can feel the difference in the coffee and it's easy to clean. Also, it looks clean and beautiful. Who needs boiling water soaked in coffee in plastic?

I like this Melitta because it's porcelain. The idea is to pour HOT water over plastic every day and then drink the rest. it can't be good. This coffee bag, on the other hand, is made of durable porcelain. So no chemistry. The coffee tastes great and, unlike the pad system, is environmentally friendly because EVERYTHING is biodegradable.

I love my coffee cup! It's the perfect size to sit on top of all my mugs and to-go mugs. It's better than a coffee with a key. I wish the cup was a little bigger so I can pour hot water on the bottom once and do other things. I like big cups of coffee, so I fill the cup with hot water once, wait for it to run out, and pour hot water again. Generally very comfortable!

Don't overdo the pouring method. I'm the only coffee drinker in my house so I bought this instead of another Keurig because I can't clean it all the time to avoid the weird taste. I used a Pyrex measuring cup to boil water in the microwave. I submerged the coffee grounds in water and let sit for 30 seconds (pouring tip I've seen in reviews) and then found it quite therapeutic to slowly pour the water while enjoying the smell. coffee taste? Without a doubt the best mug I've ever brewed at home…

A few years ago I bought a ceramic dripper from Starbucks. This has served me well, but I'm pretty stuck with a narrow-necked coffee mug, even Starbucks. I recently discovered a micro-crack in the side of my dripper and contacted Revain for a replacement. I chose the Simply Charmed ceramic dripper because it proved to be very durable, had a handle on the side and its wide base allowed me to use some of my other coffee mugs. I just made a cup of coffee with this Simply Charmed dripper and I am…

Everything about these ceramic pouring cones is great except for one BIG flaw. The rim (the part that sits on top of your coffee mug) isn't even remotely flat. Apparently they were created by kindergarten children in a state of mild alcohol intoxication in a pottery class. This means they don't sit securely on the mug and at the slightest bump they fall off, splashing boiling water and dirty coffee grounds onto the counter and pajamas. Considering that sitting on a mug is basically all they're…

My wife and I started exploring our favorite coffee at home. We started with macchinetta for 2 cups of espresso. We like it, but it's too strong to go straight to black. So always add some milk. but I like a clean blank. So we then tried a steel filter, was good too, the oil from the coffee floats on top and is very sticky, but not as strong as espresso (of course), but leaves a bad aftertaste on my tongue after coffee, we tried many times, but couldn't fix it. So we finally tried this dripper…