dripdrip Dripster 2-In-1 Cold Brew Dripper - Cold Brew Coffee Maker - Iced Coffee Maker For Camping- Cold Coffee Brewer And Ice Tea Maker - 600ml / 4 Cup Coffee Maker For Cold Brew Coffee and Tea

So I don't consider myself a coffee snob. More or less an amateur in coffee making but here I am. Now I'm a person that does not like hot coffee. I'm more of a sip and chill coffee dude so my freshly brewed coffee gets ignored and gets cold anyway so might as well have it cold in the first place.Now for the review of this. I've been using this for a 2 weeks now and I'm already down a pound of coffee beans. That doesn't mean that it takes up a lot of coffee though, it's just that my intake for coffee is very high just because this makes my coffee experience a lot easier and faster. Now a method that I found online was that you use 50g of freshly ground coffee for 500ml of water. I make my coffee the night before and by the time I wake up I just pour into my bottle and go out the door. I don't clean it right away because I usually oversleep and need to get out the house as fast as possible. I get back home and I just rinse the filter from the grounds and the pitcher for the excess coffee with water. Simple.I 100% recommend to anyone that loves cold brew, the taste is similar or better to starbuck or blue bottle coldbrew as long as your beans are as high or higher quality. But at the end of the day you'll have a great tasting cold brew and you'll be saving a lot of money from saving all the money you would usually use in a cafe.

Love this thing, super easy to use, I grind 45g at 23 on my Baratza Encore, pre wet the grounds, soak an Aeropress filter and place it on top of the grounds and set the top to 1 drip a second, fill the water to the line. I set it and forget it and put it in the fridge. Mainly run dark, but have tried medium that would taste awful as an immersion brew, but tastes fruity and nuanced when drip brewed. I gave up on my gallon immersion setup and mainly use the Dripster now, with the occasional V60 pour overs during the weekend.

at first, I wasn't sure if 'd want/need an immersion or drip brewer but with this device I can brew however i please. both techniques yield great results but I've found that I like the drip method slightly more. Either way, I would recommend this device to anyone who loves making their own cold brew coffee at home, especially if you're as in decisive as I am.

I have been making cold brew coffee for my family for several years and found that the traditional soaking grounds for 12-18 hour method not only takes a long time... But also uses a lot of coffee. The Dripster offers an equivalently delicious rich concentrate while using a quarter of the ground coffee and is significantly faster.

At this price, it’s a steal. I have tried other cold brewers before purchasing this and most of them leaked water. This is good, no leaking and drip control is good. The flavor was nice. Since you have to rotate the entire top portion to control the drip rate, you have better control.

This brand claim if their water adjustment will always run without needs to re adjust if the water pressure getting low. But not in my unit, i still need to readjust every 10-15 minutes because it's getting slower and slower.

Overcomplicated with no payoff. I was expecting a simpler version of a Kyoto drip, or at least a comparable quality to a standard submersion cold brew maker, but it simply isn't up to the task. The coffee came out watery and bland. I tried both the full immersion and drip methods, but this product simply does not make good coffee.

One of the easiest drip cold brew Maker's I've ever owned. It just gets a little fickle towards the end of the water. I just wish it was more glass and less plastic