The pour-over edit
Find your pour-over coffee setup.
From a first cup at home to coffee on the road, compare six pour-over sets with drippers, grinders, kettles and scales. Choose your brewing style, then keep only the pieces you need.
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Grind. Pour. Measure.
What do you need for pour-over coffee?
Start with a dripper and matching filter, ground coffee, hot water, and a stable cup or carafe. A burr grinder, gooseneck kettle and scale help you control grind, pouring and dose. If you already own a tool, leave it out of your selection.
01 — Find your fit
Compare six pour-over coffee setups
Compare six curated setups. Each combines complementary brewing tools; choose your setup, then keep only the products you need.
- 01Choose a brew method.
- 02Keep the pieces you need.
- 03Select variants and add together.
02 — Make it yours
Change setupEveryday glass setup
A measured home routine with the 400/600 mL glass brewer, stainless steel burr hand grinder, temperature-controlled kettle and digital scale.
Before you brew
The brewer includes its reusable filter. Choose your carafe capacity and colors, and confirm the kettle plug and power requirements for your destination.
About this setup
- Made for a measured brew
- Choose a 400 mL or 600 mL carafe. Adjust your grind, weigh your coffee and water, and guide each pour with a gooseneck spout.
- Start where you are
- New to pour-over? The four selected tools cover grinding, heating, weighing and brewing. Already own a kettle or scale? Uncheck it and build around your existing gear.
Make this setup yours
Choose your sizes and colors. Uncheck what you already own.
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02 — Make it yours
Change setupSimple starter
Start with a reusable dripper, ceramic-burr hand grinder, manual gooseneck kettle and digital scale. A practical option for brewing into a cup you already own.
Before you brew
Bring your own cup with a 76–110 mm opening and check that the dripper sits securely. The kettle is not electric; direct induction needs a compatible adapter.
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Choose your sizes and colors. Uncheck what you already own.
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02 — Make it yours
Change setupElectric grinding setup
Pair the glass brewer with a rechargeable ceramic-burr grinder, 0.9 L smart gooseneck kettle and digital scale. Grind at the touch of a button, then pour by hand.
Before you brew
The grinder charges by USB-C; the kettle heats on its powered base. Confirm the kettle plug and electrical requirements before ordering.
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Choose your sizes and colors. Uncheck what you already own.
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02 — Make it yours
Change setupTravel kit
Keep your grinder, 250 mL pouring kettle, reusable dripper, 280 mL cup, bean canister and scoop together in a fitted EVA case. Add the digital scale if you want to brew by weight.
Before you brew
The kit’s kettle does not heat water: bring a separate hot-water source. The six-piece kit counts as one product for quantity discounts. Choose the kit plus the scale to select two products.
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02 — Make it yours
Change setupGlass dripper setup
Build a classic paper-filter routine with a double-wall glass dripper and 400 mL carafe, a 40-setting manual burr grinder, a stovetop gooseneck kettle and a digital scale. All four products are selected below; keep the pieces you need.
Before you brew
Cone paper filters and coffee are sold separately. Start with 18 g of medium-ground coffee and 300 mL of water. The kettle needs compatible stovetop heating; direct induction requires an adapter. Choose 600 mL for extra filter-rinsing water. The glass dripper and carafe are one product; with grinder, kettle and scale, this setup contains four products.
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Choose your sizes and colors. Uncheck what you already own.
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02 — Make it yours
Change setupAutomatic pour-over setup
Pair the 160 mL automatic rotating-pour brewer with a rechargeable burr grinder, 0.9 L temperature-control kettle and digital scale. Heat the water in the kettle, grind fresh and brew a measured single cup. All four products are selected below.
Before you brew
The kettle heats water; the brewer only distributes it. Keep within the brewer’s 160 mL tank limit. Bring a stable, suitable drinking cup and 2 AAA batteries, neither included. Check the electric kettle plug and power requirements, and keep the brewer’s battery-powered body dry. Coffee is not included.
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Which pour-over setup fits your routine?
Choose by filter style, grinding method and how you will heat water. Each setup below is a starting selection you can adjust.
| Setup | Brewer & filter | Grinding | Check before choosing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday glass setup | 400 / 600 mL glass carafe; reusable steel filter | Stainless steel burr hand grinder | Electric kettle: confirm plug and voltage |
| Simple starter | Foldable reusable dripper; bring your own cup | Ceramic burr hand grinder | Cup opening 76–110 mm; compatible stovetop heating |
| Electric grinding setup | 400 / 600 mL glass carafe; reusable steel filter | Rechargeable ceramic burr grinder | Charge the grinder; confirm electric kettle compatibility |
| Travel kit | Reusable dripper and 280 mL cup in the kit | Hand grinder included in the kit | 250 mL pouring kettle needs a separate hot-water source |
| Glass dripper setup | 400 mL carafe and glass dripper; paper filter required | Ceramic burr hand grinder | Cone paper filters sold separately; compatible stovetop heating |
| Automatic pour-over setup | Reusable steel filter; 160 mL water tank | Rechargeable ceramic burr grinder | Bring a cup and 2 AAA batteries; brewer does not heat water |
Paper or reusable filter?
Choose paper if you prefer a cleaner cup with less sediment and easy disposal of the grounds. A reusable metal filter lets more oils and fine particles through for a fuller texture, and needs rinsing after each brew. Match the filter to your dripper; the Glass dripper setup requires cone paper filters.
Hand grinder or electric grinder?
A hand grinder suits a quiet routine without charging. A rechargeable grinder reduces hand grinding, but needs a charged battery. Both routes still involve measuring your coffee and pouring water; only the Automatic pour-over brewer distributes the water for you.
03 — Meet your essentials
The four tools in a home pour-over setup
Each tool handles a different part of the brew. Choose the ones that make your everyday routine easier.
About this brewing guide
The equipment guide below introduces the Everyday glass setup. Its capacity comparison and 20 g / 320 g recipe also suit the glass brewer in the Electric grinding setup. Simple starter uses your own compatible cup; follow the travel kit’s smaller kettle and cup capacities when brewing away from home. Glass dripper setup requires a paper filter and has its own 18 g / 300 mL starting recipe. Automatic pour-over setup has a maximum 160 mL water tank; do not use the 320 g recipe for that brewer.
Brew & serve
A borosilicate glass carafe and reusable steel filter bring brewing and serving together. Choose 400 mL or 600 mL for the amount you usually make.
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Grind fresh
The manual stainless steel burr grinder offers 40 settings. Start medium-coarse for this brewer, then make small adjustments to suit your coffee.
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Guide the pour
A 0.9 L electric kettle with variable temperature control and a gooseneck spout helps you direct water across the coffee bed. Check the plug and electrical requirements for your destination.
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Repeat your recipe
Weigh your coffee and water while tracking brew time. Keep the brewer, coffee and water within the scale’s 2 kg limit, on a stable, level surface.
View specificationsCHOOSE YOUR CARAFE
A smaller brew, or more to share?
Both sizes use the same paperless brewing method. Choose by the volume you make, rather than a fixed number of cups.
400 mL
For your smaller daily brewA compact choice when you usually brew for yourself. The 20 g coffee / 320 g water recipe below is a practical starting point.
16 cm tall · 11.5 cm base diameter
600 mL
Extra room for a larger brewChoose more carafe capacity when you want coffee to share. Scale your recipe by weight and pour in stages, leaving room as the coffee drains.
18.5 cm tall · 13.5 cm base diameter
Capacity describes the carafe, not a guaranteed serving yield. Grounds retain some water, and cup sizes vary. Keep the brewer stable on your scale.
Choose your size aboveYOUR FIRST CUP
How to brew pour-over coffee: a 1:16 starting recipe
Use this as a starting point, then adjust to your beans and taste. A consistent recipe makes each change easier to judge.
This 20 g / 320 g recipe is for the reusable-filter glass brewer in the Everyday glass and Electric grinding setups. It is not a recipe for the 160 mL automatic brewer. For the Glass dripper setup, start with its 18 g / 300 mL recipe and a matching paper filter.
- Coffee
- 20 g
- Total brew water
- 320 g
- Coffee : water
- 1 : 16
- Starting grind
- Medium-coarse
Prepare & weigh
Heat fresh water, grind 20 g of beans and seat the reusable filter in the carafe. Place the brewer securely on the scale, add your grounds and tare.
Bloom
Start the timer and pour about 40 g of hot water to wet the grounds. Wait around 30 seconds before continuing.
Pour in stages
Pour slowly and evenly until the scale reads 320 g in total, including the bloom water. Let the water drain between pours so the filter does not overflow.
Serve & taste
Let the coffee finish draining, remove the filter and serve. Note your grind and total brew time so you can repeat or adjust the next cup.
Make the next cup your own
Too strong or too weak? Adjust your coffee-to-water ratio. Sour or harsh? Try a small grind adjustment. Change one variable at a time and taste again.
Troubleshoot your next brew
Sour or thin
At the same dose and water weight, try a slightly finer grind and wet the grounds evenly. Taste again before changing temperature or ratio.
Bitter or drying
Try a slightly coarser grind or cooler water, one change at a time. Roast level also affects bitterness, so compare against the same beans.
Slow draining or too much sediment
Clean the reusable filter, check for a very fine grind and pour in smaller stages. Some fine sediment is normal with a metal filter.
Pour-over setup FAQs
Can I leave out items I already own?
Yes. Uncheck individual products before adding the selected setup. Your choices are kept when you switch between setups. The travel kit is sold as one product, so its six included tools cannot be removed individually; the separate scale can be unchecked.
What comes with my selection?
Your order includes only the checked products and selected variants in the setup you add. The Everyday and Electric setups use a glass carafe with a reusable filter. Simple starter includes a foldable dripper but no cup. The travel kit is one product containing six tools plus its case; its separate scale is included only if checked. Glass dripper setup pairs the glass dripper and carafe with a manual grinder, stovetop kettle and scale; cone paper filters are sold separately. Automatic pour-over setup pairs the brewer, steel filter and marked tank with an electric grinder, temperature-control kettle and scale; a drinking cup and 2 AAA batteries are not included. Coffee is not included.
How does the bundle saving work?
Select 2 items to preview 15% off, or 3 or more for 20% off. Your selection total updates as you choose. Eligible automatic discounts are applied in the cart and at checkout; review the final amount there.
Do I need paper filters?
Glass dripper setup requires a suitably sized cone paper filter, sold separately. The Everyday glass setup, Electric grinding setup, Simple starter, Travel kit and Automatic pour-over setup use reusable filters. Check the details of your selected option before brewing.
Will the kettle work where I live?
The Simple starter and Glass dripper setup kettles use compatible stovetop heating; direct induction requires a suitable adapter. The electric kettles in Everyday glass, Electric grinding and Automatic pour-over setups need compatible outlets and supplied plugs. The travel kit’s pouring kettle does not heat water. The automatic brewer uses 2 AAA batteries, sold separately, to rotate its tank; heat water in the selected electric kettle first. Check each product’s specifications before ordering.
How do I care for the setup?
Rinse the brewer’s filter promptly, clean the glass gently and keep the wood collar dry. Brush loose grounds from the grinder and keep the burr dry. Let the kettle cool before cleaning and keep its electrical base dry. Wipe the scale with a soft, slightly damp cloth and dry it before charging.
What is a good pour-over setup for beginners?
Choose the Simple starter if you have a suitable cup and compatible stovetop heat source. Choose the Everyday glass setup if you want a carafe, reusable filter and electric kettle in one starting selection. You can remove tools you already own before adding the setup to your cart.
Can I use pre-ground coffee for pour-over?
Yes. Use coffee ground for your dripper and filter. Start around medium-coarse for the reusable-filter glass brewer, then adjust if you grind your own. Uncheck the grinder if you do not need one.
What coffee-to-water ratio should I start with?
For the reusable-filter glass brewer, start at 1:16 by weight: 20 g coffee to 320 g total water, including the bloom. This is water added, not the final drink volume. Follow the smaller capacity and recipe of other brewers, especially the 160 mL automatic model.
Does automatic pour-over mean the brewer heats water?
No. The 160 mL automatic brewer rotates to distribute water, but does not heat it. Heat water separately in a compatible kettle and stay within the tank limit. A drinking cup and 2 AAA batteries are required and are sold separately.