Thank you! 🙏🙌

It’s just too cool to pass! I love how the coffee pours from the walls of the filter. Can’t wait for it to be available in NA

Thanks Sharpy 🫶🥹

Thank you!

Absolutely changes the taste of water itself! In further testing, I was able to adjust the grind size to a coarser setting and got it to draw down to similar times as I'm used to. The result was a bit underextracted for my preference, so decided to go a bit finer even if the compromise meant longer extraction times. It will, of course, depend on the coffee beans more than anything!

Hi! Glad you’re asking this 🙏. Honestly, as I mention in the video, it is an amazing piece to have if you’re a coffee lover. It’s really cool to watch and the result is good. With that said, did I replace it as my daily pour over brewer? Not really. I haven’t tried any other brand or version, so I couldn’t say too much about that. However, this is something I use every once in a while just for the fun of it. It is eco friendly, easy, and the taste is still good. Worth saying that you need to clean it well with hot water. And clean it pretty often. If coffee builds up too much, it will affect taste overtime and it won’t be as pleasant. My verdict when comparing it to a traditional V60 is that the Cerapotta will provide you good coffee, but it’s not made for the coffee lover who experiments and appreciates taste of different beans, roasts, and other methods. Basically, not made as a daily brewer for the coffee snob! Hahaha. There are many pour over techniques and nuances that work well with brewers like the V60, and I don’t see those working the same way with the Cerapotta. Nevertheless, I still recommend getting this as a nice piece for your collection. If you want to explore, I would suggest you get it and have all the fun with it. I would also love your thoughts after! I can’t promise you will love or hate it, but I’m sure it will be worth the try. Hope this helps!

Thank you! 😂 yep, the cat decided to mess with the blinds… won’t see those anymore as the set changes for the upcoming videos!

Hahahahha it is a really cool tool! You should try it out!

I will compare it side by side with other pour over methods and reusable filters to answer that question 🙌. Still not sure if this is a daily brewer for me.

Hopefully soon!

You cannot fit it inside a Chemex, nope. However, if you don't want to invest in a carafe, you can literally place this brewer on top of a coffee cup! It'll stand on its own like a V60/Kalita dripper

Thank you! I didn’t notice it, so I’ll keep it in mind next time 🙏🫶

Oh my! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch the video and provide me with all this feedback. I truly appreciate it! I'll try to address this the best I can. Thanks for acknowledging the effort that goes behind this, and for sparking these kind of conversations. First, I am not being sponsored by the brand. As a small, starting creator, this is almost impossible to get. I wish! I've only got free product once for a different brand and I try to be as honest as possible with the gear, or just not focus my content on reviewing it. However, this is a brewer that caught my eye when a good friend showed it to me, and I really had a lot of fun using it. I enjoyed the process, I believe it is a must have tool for enthusiasts, but I'm still not sure it is a daily brewer (as I state in the video). I think titling the video how I did ignites these conversations and sparks the interest! And I tried to make sure not to recommend this as a V60 replacement, or any other filter-based pour over methods. I do believe 8.5 minutes for extraction is WAY TOO LONG, and not ideal. I actually had a big chunk of the video talking about how my grounds were maybe too fine still, as it clogged on my last pour, however the taste was decent to good for that time, which I believe is what matters first. Still, could have been way better with the right grind size! I understand how a more fair comparison between this and other traditional methods would bring value to the coffee community, and shed some light into the true utility of a brewer like this. And I bet many people think like you, which prompts me to plan a video like that soon, so for that I'm really grateful. Thank you! I used this filter for close to two months, and boiling it helped clean it well enough. I do have the same concerns about using it long time, which is why I didn't state you _could _ use it for a long time, but that you can only perceive "savings" if you manage to use it twice a day for that long, which I don't think is possible. Maybe what happens is that it's totally clogged, or it just breaks as it feels the material is too fragile. I would have to wait and see if my experience is different! Maybe I did miscommunicate my point on the extraction. I will be mindful of that! What I tried to say is that even the best of coffee beans can taste bad when you over-extract for that long. In the end, I wanted to provide a subjective view on a tool that I enjoyed, and that I believe should be part of the repertoire of cool coffee gadgets for those who enjoy these kind of stuff. To share it with everyone, and maybe share common interest and experiences. Have you had a ceramic filter like this? How was your experience? Thanks again for taking the time, and hope we can keep the conversation going! It helps me learn and grow, and share with more people that enjoy the coffee world just like you! Cheers!