The Porcelain Pour-Over 1-Cup is the porcelain version of Melitta's single-cup dripper, meant to sit directly on top of a cup or carafe. The manufacturer states a porcelain body and compatibility with Melitta's #2 or #4 conical paper filters, the same ones used on the plastic model in the same range.
Compared with the plastic model, the manufacturer's product page does not specify the exact cone shape or the number of drain holes at the bottom: the only technical information stated concerns the material and filter compatibility.
It is a manual accessory with no electrical parts: the result depends on the coffee grind, the water pour speed and the paper filter chosen.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Filter type | Conical paper | Declared by the brand |
| Material | Ceramic | Declared by the brand |
Pros and cons
In favour
- Porcelain body, sturdier than the plastic version
- Compatible with standard Melitta #2 and #4 paper filters
Worth knowing
- The manufacturer does not state the exact cone shape or the capacity in millilitres source
- Porcelain body, more fragile if dropped compared with the plastic version
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Recipes for this machine
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V60
Thirty grams, half a litre, 97 °C. The most widespread pour over in the world has no single recipe: it has signed ones.
- Dose
- 30 g
- Water
- 500 g
Chemex
One rounded tablespoon per 5 oz cup, medium-coarse grind, water just off the boil. The thickest filter of them all.
- Dose
- 5.4 g
- Water
- 148 g
Japanese iced coffee
Brewed hot straight onto ice. The ice is not an addition: it is part of the recipe's water.
- Dose
- 35 g
- Water
- 400 g
- Time
- 3 min
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