King’s Gambit
Coffee Co.
A Kalita Wave dripper and its filters, a slim gooseneck, a scale and a hand grinder: one corner of the counter and the end of guessing. Add the OutIn handheld for the days you want a shot of espresso too.
For anyone who wants a clean, bright cup at home without buying a machine.
In the setup
Rough total About $350
Buy it piece by piece and skip what you already own. Prices are approximate and set by each brand.
Every piece is in our shop. Add the whole setup in one go, or pick and choose below.
Bronze
$38.00
Kalita's flat-bed dripper in stainless steel. Water drains evenly instead of pooling, so a shaky pour still brews a clean cup.
Bronze
$12.00
The paper the Wave 155 is built around. One pack, a hundred cups.
Bronze
$71.40
Fill it with hot water and the narrow spout does the rest: a slow, steady pour that doesn't splash.
Bronze
$49.99
A small round scale with espresso and pour-over modes and a case of its own. Light enough to travel, good enough to stay on the counter.
Bronze
$52.50
Fresh grounds for one or two cups, and the handle comes off so it tucks away in a drawer.
Bronze
$149.99
A handheld espresso maker. A shot next to your pour-over, or on the road, without a machine on the counter.
An AeroPress Go that packs into its own mug, a hand grinder and an insulated mug for the drive. Hotel, desk or trailhead, you're covered.
Fellow's Aiden brews up to 10 cups with profiles set by roast level, plus an Opus 2 burr grinder. No hobby required, just a great pot every morning.
A one-liter cold brew pitcher, a hand grinder, a scale and Third Wave Water's cold brew minerals. Grind coarse, steep overnight in the fridge, pour it over ice in the morning.