Coffee Dripper
Our selection of coffee drippers
Choosing the right coffee dripper for your carafe is integral to enjoying brewing the perfect cup of joe.
That's why we at MaxiCoffee are committed to helping you find the ideal coffee dripper for your needs — from high-end materials that guarantee maximum flavor and temperature control to more affordable models excellent for everyday use . Take a look through our selection; whatever your preferences may be, you'll find just what you need here!
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- Borosilicate glass
- Double-wall
- Handblown glass
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Conical dripper with spiral grooves
- For 50cl/4 cups
- Porcelain
- Use cone paper filters
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Conical dripper with spiral grooves
- For 50cl/4 cups
- Steel
- Use cone paper filters
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Conical dripper with spiral grooves
- For up to 50cl/4 cups
- Pink Ceramic
- To be used with conical paper filters
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Conical dripper with spiral grooves
- For up to 50cl/4 cups
- Pink Ceramic
- To be used with conical paper filters
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Conical dripper with spiral grooves
- For up to 50cl/4 cups
- Pink Ceramic
- To be used with conical paper filters
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
- Conical dripper with spiral grooves
- For up to 50cl/4 cups
- Turquoise Ceramic
- To be used with conical paper filters
- In stock, dispatched within 48h
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Definition and how a coffee dripper works
A coffee dripper, also known as a pour-over coffee maker, is a simple brewing device used to prepare coffee by percolation. Hot water is poured over coffee grounds, allowing the water to pass through the grounds and a filter, dripping into a cup or carafe. This method extracts a coffee rich in flavour, providing a clean and crisp taste. Coffee drippers are popular for their simplicity and the control they offer over brewing. A great example is the Hario V60 ceramic coffee dripper, known for enhancing the flow rate of the water, which impacts the smoothness of your final cup of coffee.
The benefits of using a coffee dripper
Coffee drippers offer several advantages. They allow control over brewing parameters like water temperature and grind size, enabling a personalised coffee experience. This method produces a clean brew, free of sediment, and highlights the intricate flavours of filter coffee, especially when using high-quality beans. Coffee drippers are portable, easy to clean, and come in various styles, making them an essential part of any coffee enthusiast’s coffee equipment collection.
The different types of coffee drippers
Several well-known models offer unique brewing experiences. The Hario V60 ceramic coffee dripper is renowned for its conical shape and spiral ridges that encourage even extraction. The Chemex, with its elegant glass design, uses thicker filters for an exceptionally clean brew. The Kalita Wave, with its flat-bottom design, ensures a consistent extraction and is beginner-friendly. Your choice will depend on your taste preferences and brewing expertise.
Key factors to consider when choosing a coffee dripper
When selecting a coffee dripper, material is an important factor. Glass and ceramic retain heat well and look stylish, while plastic is durable and travel-friendly. Size is another consideration; larger drippers brew multiple cups, while smaller ones are ideal for single servings. The V60 drip method, for instance, requires cone-shaped filters that affect coffee brew time and flavour. The flow rate of the water through the filter also plays a crucial role, impacting the final taste.
Essential steps for perfect extraction
To brew with a coffee dripper, start by heating water to 90-96°C. Grind coffee beans to a medium-coarse consistency. Place the filter in the dripper and rinse it with hot water to remove the paper taste and preheat the dripper. Add your ground coffee (15g per 250ml of water) and pour a small amount of water over the grounds, allowing them to bloom for 30 seconds. Then, pour the remaining water in circular motions, ensuring all grounds are saturated. The process should take around 2-3 minutes, resulting in a smooth cup of coffee.
Tips to enhance your coffee dripper experience
Experimenting with variables such as grind size and water temperature can significantly improve your coffee. For a stronger brew, try finer grounds, and for a milder cup, go coarser. Adjusting the water-to-coffee ratio is another way to fine-tune the flavour, and slightly cooler water can reduce bitterness. Pour-over coffee makers offer the flexibility to explore different taste profiles, making each brewing session a new discovery.
A wide range of coffee drippers to suit every need
MaxiCoffee offers a comprehensive selection of coffee drippers from top brands. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced home barista, you'll find the perfect dripper here. From the Hario V60 ceramic coffee dripper to the Chemex and Kalita Wave, we have a model that fits your brewing style and taste. We also provide a variety of accessories, including filters and coffee servers, to complement your setup.
Expertise and guidance from our baristas
At MaxiCoffee, you don’t just buy a product – you gain access to our team of coffee experts. Our baristas are ready to help you select the right dripper for your needs, offering personalised advice. We also provide educational resources, including video tutorials and guides, to help you get the best from your coffee dripper. Whether you're new to pour-over or a seasoned pro, MaxiCoffee supports you throughout your coffee journey.