Bruer Slow-Drip Cold Brewer
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- Adjustable Flow - Dial-in your cold brew flavor with the adjustable drip knob located above the water reservoir.
- Coffee Concentrate - A large brew chamber lets you load up your Bruer for concentrate or regular-strength cold brew.
- Double Filtration - A fine mesh filter and optional paper filters ensure excellent clarity in the cup.
- Dishwasher Safe - Simply disassemble and load into the dishwasher for quick cleaning.
Expert Review
Our Expert's Opinion
John, our local barista, has this to say.
Pros
- Delicious - Slow drip cold brew is worth the wait; it offers one of the freshest flavor profiles of any brew method.
- Fresher Coffee - A byproduct of the Bruer's small size, regular batch brews ensures you're probably drinking the best coffee possible.
Cons
- A Little Small - With a max size of 20 ounces, you'll be making a new batch of brew every couple of days.
- Sensitive Dial - There is a bit of a learning curve with the Bruer's touchy flow rate dial.
Overview
Slow down and enjoy your morning cup with the Bruer cold brew coffee maker. Modeled after classic Japanese Cold Brewers—rarely seen except in high-end coffee houses—the Bruer introduces cold water slowly with an adjustable flow rate valve that drips down and through a bed of coffee. Setup couldn't be simpler: Add water and ice, then turn the Bruer's valve to your favorite flow rate (we recommend ~1 drip per second). Kick back, relax, and wait for the delicate, clear flavor of your favorite coffee. Makes up to 20 ounces of cold brew concentrate.
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- Manufacturer: Bruer
- Skill Level: Beginner
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Dimensions:
- Width: 5 inches
- Height: 10.5 inches
- Depth: 5 inches
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Materials:
- Exterior: Glass
- Quantity: 20 oz
- Available Portafilters: Pressurized
Warning
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