Pour Over Coffee Makers: Timeless Coffee Makers
Making coffee with a hand filter has been a popular and easy way to brew coffee for centuries. The classic hand filter coffee never disappeared and, especially in the era of high-tech fully automatic coffee machines, the simple coffee makers are celebrating a nostalgic comeback.
Buy hand filters: The preferred coffee makers of purists
Buying a hand filter is particularly easy at Aromatico thanks to the wide range of colors, shapes and sizes. In addition to the classic hand filters made of porcelain, we also offer pour over coffee makers made of high-quality stainless steel or plastic. The selection of manufacturers and brands is also large: discover hand filters from Hario, coffee carafes from Chemex and also the stylish hand filter makers from Kinto. There are many names for this popular preparation method, be it the hand filter, coffee dripper, pour over coffee maker or many more. With no frills and focused on the essentials, coffee drippers have everything you need to make good filter coffee. The touch of retro flair and simplicity automatically takes you back to earlier times when making coffee required much more attention and work than pressing a button. The advantages of buying a hand filter:
- works ingeniously simple
- is always easily at hand
- does not require electricity
- requires no maintenance
- also a wonderful companion when traveling
- protects the environment
The appeal of hand filters or coffee drippers definitely lies in their minimalism and the nostalgia that has always accompanied them. Because apart from freshly ground coffee powder from filter coffee, water and the coffee filter, all it takes is a little practice in the right brewing method.
Pour Over Coffee Maker: Introducing a Classic
If you are looking for a suitable hand filter, you will discover an extremely diverse range at Aromatico. From hand filters that you place on the cup/carafe, insert a coffee filter and ground coffee, to full immersion coffee makers and sets that include a high-quality coffee dripper stand including carafe and permanent filter, there is something suitable for everyone! High-quality hand filters:
- Are made of heat-resistant, taste-neutral materials
- Ideally made of glass, ceramic or stainless steel
- Thanks to their ribbed structure, they keep the filter paper away from the inner wall
- Spiral ribs and large openings allow for maximum flavor development
- Have a handle for effortless handling
Hand filters made of glass, ceramic or stainless steel are popular for their simple design and durability. They are tasteless, heat-resistant and easy to clean. Their attachments fit almost all types of pots and, depending on the size, you can make between one and six cups of hand filter coffee with one coffee maker.
Our Aromatico tip: Some pour over coffee makers are perfect for making cold brew coffee. The coffee makers from Carl Henkel and Chemex conjure up a delicious summer refreshment in your cup.
Buy a hand filter - enjoy a perfect filter coffee from the pour over coffee maker
What does it take to make the perfect coffee with a pour over coffee maker? Hand filter methods for making coffee are extremely simple. You only need a few things. - The classic ones are filter coffee with the right grind, a kettle or water boiler with the right pouring shape and brewing water and of course the hand filter itself. You should also not forget the coffee filter for the pour over coffee maker. It doesn't matter whether you choose a classic paper filter or a permanent filter. The permanent filter is a slightly more sustainable decision, as it can be reused after rinsing.
If you have all the necessary utensils ready, you don't have to go out of your way. Put the hand filter on the desired glass jug or cup, put the desired coffee filter in the hand filter and fill it with the freshly ground coffee powder. Then pour the brewing water from the kettle over the coffee powder in a circle to brew the filter coffee. Once your filter coffee has been brewed, filtered and run through, take the filter bag or permanent filter out of the filter holder. Then enjoy your freshly and deliciously brewed pour over coffee.
As a note: The water used should be just below boiling point at 90 to 95 degrees, so that the coffee does not burn accidentally. By grinding the coffee beans immediately beforehand in the coffee grinder, you will achieve a wonderfully aromatic result. To protect the environment, you can use paper filters made from recycled paper with a clear conscience. And if you want to serve your hand-filtered coffee in perfect form, we recommend a stylish coffee carafe made from high-quality glass.
