Bronze
Wave 185 Glass Dripper
$39.00
A flat-bed dripper with three holes that forgives a sloppy pour. For people who find cones fussy.
- Flat-bottom bed, three extraction holes
- Makes 2-4 cups
- Heat-resistant glass; needs Kalita 185 filters
A flat-bed Kalita Wave, a kettle that holds exact temperature, a grinder that does it all, an Acaia Pearl scale and the water minerals we stock. The setup for people who already pour over and want it dialed.
For daily pour-over drinkers ready to control temperature, grind and water.
In the setup
Rough total About $600
Buy it piece by piece and skip what you already own. Prices are approximate and set by each brand.
3 of 6 pieces are in our shop. Add them in one go; the rest are linked to the brand on each card.
Bronze
$39.00
A flat-bed dripper with three holes that forgives a sloppy pour. For people who find cones fussy.
Bronze
$13.00
The filters a Wave 185 needs. Keep a spare pack in the drawer.
About $180
Set the water to the half degree and hold it there. Dial in the heat for light roasts or loose-leaf tea.
About $200
One affordable conical burr grinder that covers espresso and every filter method. When in doubt, this one.
Silver
$150.00
The pour-over-sized sibling of the Lunar: 0.1 g readability on a platform big enough for a dripper and carafe.
About $15
Mineral packets for distilled or RO water, made to meet SCA water standards. We stock it; your pour-over will notice.
An insulated French press that keeps the second cup hot, a no-plug gooseneck, a hand grinder, a scale and a mug. Built for a campsite with more than one coffee drinker.
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.
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.