Brew coffee like a pro – with the right accessories you have full control over the taste. For those of you who love pour over, Whether you’re using filter brewing or other manual brewing methods, accessories are just as important as the coffee itself. Our wide range of brewing accessories gives you everything you need to optimize every step of the brewing process – from temperature and precision to style and ease of use.
Here you will find kettle with gooseneck spout, which gives you full control over the pouring flow – perfect for pour over-methods such as V60 and Chemex. Digital scales with timer ensures the right ratio of coffee to water, while thermometers helps you maintain the temperature accurately. We also have a wide range of paper filter in various sizes and shapes, as well as coffee pots in both glass and stainless steel.
All products are carefully selected from leading brands such as Hario, Timemore, Fellow, Rocket, Tiamo and Varia, known for their high quality and stylish design. Together with the right accessories, you can turn your everyday brewing into a ritual – where every cup becomes a pleasure.
Why do I need a kettle with a narrow beep (Gooseneck)?
A Gooseneck water boiler gives you accurate control over the water flow, which is crucial at pour over-brewing. With a smooth and controlled pour you can extract the coffee more evenly, which gives better taste and aroma. It is especially useful for methods such as V60, Chemex and Kalita. Many models also have built -in temperature control for even more precision.
Do I need a digital wave to brew coffee?
Yes - a digital wave is one of the most important accessories to get a smooth and tasty result every time. With a wave you can carefully measure both coffee and water volume and use the timer function to follow the brewing time. It makes you easier to repeat your best brewing or adjust details About The taste needs to be fine -tuned.
What temperature should the water have when I brew coffee?
The ideal water temperature is between 92 and 96 ° C. Too hot water can over -excise the coffee and give a bitter taste, while too cold water can lead to a weak and undextra -trailed cup. A thermometer or an electric kettle with temperature control helps you maintain the right level - especially important in manual brewing as pour over Or press coffee.
What is the difference between different types of coffee filters?
Paper filters are available in different shapes and sizes depending on the bridge method: e.g. cone -shaped too V60 or flatten for Kalita. The thickness of the filter also affects the taste - thicker filters (as Chemex) Provides a cleaner cup while thinner passes through more oils. There are also reusable metal or fabric filters for those who want to reduce waste or experiment with the taste profile.
What kind of coffee can I choose?
It depends on how you brew and serve. Glass and stainless jugs are popular for pour over and filter brewing. Glass gives you a visual experience of brewing, while stainless steel often keeps heat longer. Some jugs also have integrated filters, drip stops or fit directly under the brewing funnel. Choose a jug that fits your method, style and amount you want to brew.
Can I use the same accessories for different brewing methods?
Some accessories are universal - which dare, kettle and jugs - while others are more specialized, such as filters or funnels. A good digital wave works for everything from Aeropress to pour over. Aquakers with narrow beeps can be used for several methods where control is important. By choosing quality and versatile accessories you can easily switch between brewing methods.
