A flat-bottomed pour-over dripper in clear PCTG, with twenty ribs inside to hold the paper off the wall and keep the flow steady.
Most pour-over drippers are cones. The B75 has a flat bottom, so the bed of coffee gets soaked evenly, and walls angled so the grounds settle in layers instead of clinging to the sides. Inside, twenty ribs hold the filter paper away from the wall, leaving space for air so the water drains at a steady rate. It’s made from PCTG, a clear, durable plastic that Timemore say holds heat well during the brew.
It suits anyone brewing filter coffee by hand, and the transparent version lets you watch the water level and see how the bed is draining. It also comes in amber black.
Tip: with a flat-bottom dripper, give it a gentle swirl after your last pour. It levels the bed so the water drains through evenly instead of finding a quick path down one side.
