DRIPSTER Cold Drip Coffee Maker Guide

This ‘slow-drip’ method takes far less time than the more common ‘immersion’ method—only about 2-3 hours total—but still produces a rich and vibrant cold brew coffee concentrate. Thanks to the adjustable dripper valve, you have complete control over the dripping rate of your water, which means you can customize your technique at any time.

Most brewers of this style are the large, expensive towers you’ll find in hip cafes, and therefore aren’t really well-suited for home use. This brewer, however, has a slim body and compact design that makes it perfect for home use. And with the 600ml capacity, it’s still large enough to make several servings of iced coffee at a time.

The stainless steel mesh filter gives you a full body and rich flavour without producing a single gram of paper waste. It’s easy to clean and can last a lifetime. The water tank is made with a durable food-grade plastic and the carafe made from borosilicate Pyrex glass.

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[BZeeLife]

Sorry boss for being late, i was waiting for my drip coffee 🤭

[genuinetool]

So I was looking for some info for my first ever cold drip coffee batch. This was the first vid that came up. It happens to be for the exact model I purchased, and from the exact company I bought it from. Thanks in advance from Adelaide.

[peterluke]

Why does mine over flow? Eventho the grind size is course almost way too course :( it keeps overflowing..

[Gersberms]

I'm trying this with some DIY stuff I have around the house and I worried about even extraction. It looks like putting a filter on top is the way to go, I will try that next time.

[PetrucciMusampa]

any tip to distribute evenly water?
I put the paper filter on top and when I clean it a lot of coffee isn´t even wet

[afrahal-hlifiy]

How many grams of coffee do I need? And how much ml of water do I need for each gram?

[johnnyk]

Hey, great video, I wanted to ask if the material that the Dripster is made of, has any significant change in the taste of the coffee? Because I know plastic usually changes the taste of coffee and glass doesn't.

[MrKachannie]

So the ground coffee needs to be quite coarse?

[gaszabo]

I kindly ask advice. I have the exactly the same version of the dripster. These days I found an issue. When I put 35 gramms of ground beans into the chamber, after 1 hour coffee is swimming on the top of water and dripping rate of coffee is little bit less than the dripping rate of the water top of it, but I don't understand why coffee is swimming on the water.

[nickmorton]

Two industrial grade coffee grinders within arms reach, uses hand grinder.

[johnnykwon]

i'd recommend going finer grind size and slower drip rate

[wijayahendrakrana]

Where can i get that stainless/metal filter? Thx 😊🙏

[sharpvaritvatjaraboonjoti]

What grind setting did you use on the comandente grinder

[Sylphadora]

Thank you for this tutorial. I thought you were supposed to use ice and it would drip as it would melt

[BrandonEmmanuelNieblaSandoval]

can you tell me if cold drip coffee taste sweeter than other methods? regards. im looking for a methos to drink coffee but i dont like this acid bitter flavor it has, so im looking for other alternatives

[Bodragon]

(1:45) - But that's two drops a second there. I timed it.

[hiroadrian]

This guy really looks like the guy from the Comandante channel

[elmssyhieu]

This is completely stupid. Maybe just buy a phin coffee for $10.

Edit: takes a few hours? I didn’t think this could get more stupid but it did.

[sandyprawira]

any tip to distribute evenly water?
I put the paper filter on top and when I clean it a lot of coffee isn´t even wet in the middle