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Melitta Pour Over Coffee Cone Brewer & #2 Filter Natural Brown Combo Set, Black

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About this item

  • Handcraft a cup of coffee with the time-honored Melitta pour-over method.
  • Cone coffee brewer uses #2 size cone filters.
  • New cone design enables you to see into the cup without lifting to avoid overfill Plastic brew cone designed to fit many size mugs.
  • Micro fine filter enhancing perforations release coffee's full flavor, while filtering out impurities for a richer tasting cup of coffee.
  • Combo Set Includes: 1 Pour-Over 1-Cup Brewer in Black and 1 Pack of #2 Filter 100ct.


The Melitta name has stood for passion and quality for over 100 years. In 1908, Melitta filters and drip coffee were founded by a housewife in Minden, Germany. Melitta Bentz was in search of a better way to make a cleaner cup of coffee. So she punched holes in a brass pot and used a piece of paper to create a two-part filtration system. She put the pot on a cup, filled it with ground coffee and poured in hot water. The coffee filter and drip coffee were born. More than 100 years later, Melitta Bentz’s innovation remains the precursor to all modern pour-over and drip coffee brewing worldwide.


charles thomas
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
Nothing like old school coffee! Always my go back to a good cup of coffee!
Dawn
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024
Great for RV and camping. Easy to use.
Ian MacGregor
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
This pour over cone works perfectly!
Jay Barron
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023
I rarely make a pot of coffee. More often it is one cup in the morning and maybe one later in the day. I also like trying different brands, grinds and such. This makes it easy. You make one cup at a time to exactly the strength you want it. I suppose the best way to make coffee is with a French Press, but they are a pain to clean and not really worth the bother; to me, at least. This is the perfect alternative for me.The coffee is rich and flavorful and clean up is a breeze! Just toss the filter and give the unit a quick rinse. All in all, a great product and a great price!
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Reviewed in Mexico on July 8, 2022
El empaque, el material y la marca se ve de calidad, los filtros se ven bien manufacturados y con papel que es mas grueso y de confección diferente a otras marcas de flitros, sin embargo, varios flitros ya estaban rotos en las uniones, los tuve que desechar, otros mas se rompieron al hacer el doblés para colocarlo en el dripper, y otros mas se rompieron al manipularlos en el dripper. Mala experiencia, costo alto y pobre desempeño.
Christian Becerra
Reviewed in Mexico on April 9, 2021
La verdad que quede fascinado con este método, aun más que con el V60. Tiene algunas diferencias muy marcadas en cuanto al sabor, como la acidez bastante pronunciada. Es necesario tener una tetera de cuello de ganso, termometro y bascula, para sacar el mejor provecho de este metodo.
Walter Luffman
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2019
I'm basing this rating on my own Melitta Pour-over Cone brewer and filters; the one that triggered the request for review was a stocking stuffer for m'lady, which is identical.Simply put, it's wonderful! Easy to use, easy to clean (dishwasher top rack, or just rinse in hot water), and it makes great coffee. I have several manual and automatic coffee makers, I grind my own beans, and I make a lot of coffee; but sometimes all I want is a cup at a time. I suppose a Keurig would do this for me, but why bother when the Melitta system lets me tailor the blend and strength to exactly what I want? Heat water in a saucepan or kettle (or a Pyrex measuring cup in the microwave), then pour it over grounds in the filter. Toss the filter afterward, rinse the cone and you're done. I've been using the Melitta for several years, and love it.A bonus: if you like cold-brew coffee as I do, and don't6 want to bother with a specialized cold brew device, just make it in a screw-lid jar and filter it through the Melitta after 12 to 24 hours brewing in the fridge. I do this A LOT.Will m'lady find her new Melitta as useful as I do? Probably not, at least at first. But she lives alone and seldom has more than a couple of cups of coffee per day; after I told her about mine, she decided it might be better than using her drip-maker for such small batches.
Alphadog
Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2019
Pro:Yes, it makes a cup of coffee. Even though I haven't used this extensively, I've used it enough to know what's what. Yeah, I'm as important as Tom Selleck. Anyway, in my opinion, this is a good option for making just one cup of coffee without buying something that takes up so much counter space. There's also the cost of a monster machine and product (pods). Why do that unless you have a lot of "1 cup moments" during the day. If you're like me, where you want a cup every now and then, this will do the JOB!!Cons:Needs a smaller filter than a normal coffee pot.You'll need something to boil water.Takes a few times to get my coffee to water ratio right.By the time it's ready to drink, it's almost cold......my biggest gripe!!! (need to microwave just to heat up)Bottom line: Only buy if you just want an occasional cup during the day....and own a microwave.
Pamela Cluff
Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2019
I'm a recent convert to coffee drinking. I actually purchased one of these for my husband a year ago to use at home since we don't have the space for a coffee maker. It's easy to use, fool-proof really. Insert filter, scoop coffee, pour water. This particular purchase was for me to take to work so I can have coffee anytime. I make two cups at a time to fill my thermos and this Melita handles it just right. I do like Trader Joe's filters a bit more than the Melita filters, although they both work well.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2018
I had one of these years ago (and a larger one to make multiple cups of coffee) before "pour over" was even a thing. It works as expected and is a better price than some so called premium ones (which I doubt work any differently.) It has been redesigned and now has a kind of lip on the cone which I'm not sure what for, but the greatest thing is an opening in the platform (the part that rests on the cup) so you can see how much liquid is in the cup without having to lift the cone. It is plastic but my old one never really picked up flavors (from flavored coffee) and I don't expect this one will be any different. It does take no 2 filters which in the past were easy to find, probably even easier now. Overall a pretty good deal.