Clever Coffee Dripper Glass Style Pour Over Coffee & Cold Brew Coffee Maker Hassle-Free Ways Make Manual, #4 18 Fl Oz.

I love the quality and convenience of the glass Clever Dripper, and the addition of the larger #6 filters improve the flavor and option for larger volume even more. The Melitta filters are very sturdy, and I use my fingers to push the filter down into the base of the cone, around the two flexible black projections that stick up from the base. This fills the space between the glass and the filter, so there is less area for plain hot water without coffee grounds to dilute the result. Ater adding hot water and coffee grounds, I stir it in, then add more hot water to the upper rim of the glass. This produces 16 ounces of rich, full-flavored coffee in one batch. It shortens the prep time for our two cups of barista-quality joe each morning.

My family has been using Clever Coffee Drippers for years and years. It makes *great* coffee with the ease of a drip cone but you can custom brew like a French Press without getting any of the gritty sludge of the French Press. Pristine coffee in 3 or 5 or 7 minutes to your taste! In the past, with the original plastic design, we got occasional broken legs that made it hard to keep the CCD level during brewing. And, inevitably, they stained. That didn't affect the flavor at all, but it really *did* have a negative effect on the appearance. This new glass design is great! The cone is very strong & durable and the base is now flat 360˚ around and can't break and tip to one side. The glass won't stain and that's a *major* improvement. The sole issue with this design in the round handle. When you lift the CCD to put the cone on your cup and release your brew you need a secure hold. The handle is strong enough but the round shape means that if your hand isn't dry it slips because all the weight is on one side. I hope they'll address this in their next edition but I consider it minor in comparison with how we've loved this brew system for so many years.

I've been drinking coffee and experimenting with different brewing techniques for the last 3 years. I've tried regular drip, chemex, french press, aeropress, and everything in between. When a barista recommended the clever dripper, I was skeptical. Every other "perfect" solution has had a fatal flaw. Drip is over-extracted and tastes burnt, chemex is inconsistent and makes too much for one person, the french press is horrible to clean, the aeropress doesn't make enough and is hard to use. Despite my skepticism, after using the Clever dripper for the past couple months, I can truthfully say it's as close to a perfect coffee brewer as I've ever found. It consistently brews rich, flavorful, and delicious coffee, is idiot-proof to use, and extremely easy to clean. I can't recommend it enough. All I do each morning is heat up some water, toss in some medium-ground coffee, add the water, let it sit for 4.5 minutes, and voila! Perfect coffee every time. Add to that the fact that this particular model has a glass funnel and it's truly perfect! Could not recommend it highly enough. Grab this marvelous little device and leave your relentless coffee brewing experiments in the rear-view mirror.

I bought the glass version after years of tinkering with other morning coffee rituals (mocha pot, aero press, french press, pour overs) and although I was skeptical for the amount of money, I am glad I did. Not that those other ways don't make ok and sometimes really good coffee, but clean up was a pain with some, others were time consuming, plastic or had lots of parts to assemble, and anyone who has experimented with pour over coffee knows the frustrating of investing 15 minutes of your precious morning to discover you've made hot, gross, coffee colored liquid. I needed something easy, repeatably tasty and simple to clean up to get me out the door in the morning. I've had no issues with suction or vacuum thing with the filters someone mentioned. The stopper mechanism on mine works great so far (about 2 months of daily use now). I just rinse it out with hot water after and wipe down the glass a little to help it air dry. All you have to do is spend a couple days experimenting with the grind size that makes you the tastiest coffee. Refreshingly simple, but tastes like a good pour over. As long as it holds up, I'm pleased with the investment.

This unit is really ingenious. It's so simple and obvious, makes you wonder why it took so long to invent it. Just pour your hot water over the grounds, and when it's ready set it on the cup and it automatically discharges the brew. Compared to the French press, clean up is much faster. Pull the paper filter out, dump it, then rinse the unit and your done. With the French press you need to take apart the filter and rinse each part, wash the used grounds out of the unit which can be messy. Both make good coffee, but the Clever is much faster and well worth the paper filters you use.

I have a V60, Chemex, Aeropress, Espresso Machine, and French Press. This is by far the best coffee brewer I've used. I love drip coffee and the immersion process made sense. So I tried to create it by brewing in a glass caraffe, then pouring through a V60 cone. This helped, but it caused the coffee to get cold, and the drip through on the V60 was incredibly slow - it seemed that the fines from grinding were clogging up the pores in a way that doesn't happen when I brew directly in a V60. But I was noticing more flavors. So I bought the Clever Dripper, and besides being even easier than V60 and Chemex, the flavors are brighter, stronger, without any increase in bitterness. With this immersion style, there isn't the same dependence on grind size and brew time. Grind size only impacts amount of extraction (with finer grinds, surface area increases and extraction increases) - so it's much easier to dial in the brewing process. Minor side benefit: it takes a very common paper filter.

I've used the BPA plastic version of the Clever for years, it is my goto and favorite method of coffee making. Wanted to try the pricey glass version. The gap between the paper filter and the glass walls and bottom of the filter is odd indeed. The bottom of the number 4 Melitta style paper filter (edges folded) rests on silicone "lips" There and to bottom sides there is a significant area where filter doesn't meet up with the brewer, and may dilute the brew, I know it does if you use a water first, grinds on top method (my proffered method). may not hinder the brew as much on grinds below method. Still it's odd.. Other than that its quite elegant in a 90s clear Imac-ky kind of way. Don't love the round handle. Why this gap? why the labia. I am under the impression that the original version will make better coffee at less than 1/2 the price, this does have a wow factor and Its nice to watch the brew go through, If it weren't for this inexplicable void I'd give it a 9 out of 10. perhaps it has a purpose, faster draw down times? To avoid clogging? Would like an explanation. I may modify it, return it or gift it. Hmmmm.

This is probably the easiest method to get an excellent consistent morning cup of coffee. It combines the the best parts of both pour over and French press: the clean cup and easy cleanup of pour over with the flavor of French press. The company is also easy to work with and has good customer service.

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De los mejores métodos manuales que he probado sin duda. Las extracciones son deliciosas, super jugosas y es versátil por su diseño. Súper recomendable

I always loved the Clever coffee dripper as it allows you to control the brewing time and immersion perfectly. The glas version is even better as more stylish, better to clean and just cleaner taste (though the latter may just be my subjective feel). I can't follow other reviews issues with the filter clinging to the glass too much as I can easily lift the used filter out of the glas without any spillage and the cleaning is super easy just hold it under running water, the glass dries easily without any residue which I could not say for the plastic version. Nonetheless, the price is steep for the glass version but I noticed that even the plastic version has increased in price.

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Tinha notado que resíduos do filtro de papel (da Clever mesmo) tinham sidos absolvidos pelo acrílico do filtro, ficando uma crosta embranquecida neste. O calor da água deve ter dilatado os poros do acrílico e este incorporou o papel. O de vidro não é para acontecer isto. O problema dele é que as partes de silicone não saem todas, comprometendo a limpeza. De resto, é tudo de bom. De plástico hoje, mal o Aeropress. O restante, tudo de vidro ou cerâmica.