Eva Solo Pour Over Coffee Pot

Blacks of Sopwell

£75

Description: This is the essence of stylish, functional Scandinavian design, the pour-over coffee-maker brews coffee in the traditional way, where water and beans are slowly filtered to bring out the best of the coffee. The stainless steel filter can be used again and again – and unlike an ordinary paper filter, the steel filter does not draw out the coffee aromas – the essential oils – which remain in the coffee. No more waste, no more paper filters. Once the coffee is ready, remove the filter and replace it with the practical cork stopper that. Add 45-60 g of ground coffee to 1 litre of boil

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Eva Solo Pour Over Coffee Pot

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