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Non-toxic materials. Made of Borosilicate glass and ceramic. Our products prioritize your health and the environment.
Never buy paper filters again. Comes with a built in glass filter. So no need to worry about having to buy paper filters ever again!
Taste the coffee, not the filter. Pure Over relies on the coffee itself to serve as a filter - a method called cake filtration. Because of that, there is nothing to get in the way or affect the taste of your coffee other than the coffee itself.
DIMENSIONS
Length: 5.59" (142 mm)
Width: 4.41" (112 mm)
Height: 9.21" (234 mm
CARE & CLEANING
Easy to clean. Dishwasher Safe.
After brewing, throw the spent grounds into your compost bin, rinse out any remaining grounds with water.
SHIPPING INFORMATION
Quick, easy shipping. Orders placed before 12pm PST ship same day. Orders placed after 12pm PST ship next day. Free US Shipping Over $85.
RETURNS & WARRANTY
Glassware: Hassle free exchanges or returns within 30 days of order delivery. We will cover the return shipping fees within the US up to 30 days after your Pure Over order is delivered. Please send us an email at support@pureover.com to process your return.
Coffee Beans: All coffee is roasted to order and, therefore, we do not accept returns.
Warranty: One year warranty that is valid from the date of purchase. Visit Warranty Policy for complete details.
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Caitlin Campbell, Street Brew Coffee
"There's nothing to get in the way or affect the taste of your coffee other than the coffee itself"
Dan McLaughlin, Golden Triangle Coffee
"This is the best brewer to get the most out of your coffee"
Juan Pablo Ortiz, Coffee Relief
"It produces the best taste, mouthfeel, and allows all the aromas of my coffee to fully develop"
Paper filters trap many of coffee's natural oils, which are key carriors of flavor and aroma... things you actually want in your cup!
More oils means:
Paper filters trap many of coffee's natural oils, which are key carriors of flavor and aroma... things you actually want in your cup!
More oils means:
for a fuller and richer cup
for coffee that's better for you
so you can taste every flavor
this replaces paper entirely allowing flavorful oils and aromas to pass through.
As you brew, the grounds settle into a compact layer (called cake filtration) which acts as a natural second filter.
The results? A clean, smooth cup without the need for paper filters.
More
Flavor
for a fuller and richer cup
More
Antioxidants
for coffee that's better for you
More
Aromas
so you can taste every note
This replaces paper entirely allowing flavorful oils and aromas to pass through.
Paper filters trap many of coffee's natural oils, which are key carriors of flavor and aroma... things you actually want in your cup!
More oils means:
More
Flavor
for a fuller and richer cup
More
Antioxidants
for coffee that's better for you
More
Aromas
so you can taste every note
This replaces paper entirely allowing flavorful oils and aromas to pass through.
As you brew, the grounds settle into a compact layer (called cake filtration) which acts as a natural second filter.
The results? A clean, smooth cup without the need for paper filters.
The results? A clean, smooth cup without the need for paper filters.
As you brew, the grounds settle into a compact layer (called cake filtration) which acts as a natural second filter.
Flavor
Full-bodied richness
Glass preserves all natural oils and flavors for a complete taste experience
Muted flavor
Plastic and paper absorbs essential oils, leaving coffee flat and one-dimensional
Materials
Pure borosilicate glass
Chemical-free, sustainable, and reusable for years
Plastic parts
Plastic tank, plastic tubes, plastic drip head (often polypropylene)
Aroma
Aromatic excellence
Glass doesn't trap aromas, delivering the full coffee fragrance
Trapped aromas
Paper fibers absorb and diminish the coffee's natural aroma
Experience
Clean from brew to cup
No plastic exposure during brewing. Just pure coffee in every cup.
Heat + plastic exposure
92x more microplastic particles are released when plastic touches hot water.*
Step 1
Grind coffee to medium - coarse. For 1 cup use 20g (about 4tbsp), for 2 cups use 30g (about 5tbsp).
Step 2
Pour grounds directly into the glass dripper.
Step 3
Pour hot water (~ 210℉) through diffuser lid until grounds are saturated & allow it to bloom for 45 seconds.
Step 4
Continue to pour water through the diffuser lid until the water level reaches the handle connection.
Step 5
Allow water to fully drip through the grounds.
Step 6
Place dripper back on base and enjoy!
"One day in the glass shop, I ran out of paper filters and the idea to combining my love of glass and coffee was born.
As an engineer, the challenge of making coffee with glass using the techniques I live and breathe every day was exciting.
Since then, we’ve been on a mission to reimagine the products you love.”
Etai Rahmil
Founder of Pure Over
Every piece is handmade using mold-assisted techniques, blending craftsmanship with the consistency needed to deliver a rich, and flavorful brew everytime.
Skilled glass artisans shape each piece to ensure it looks, feels, and functions exactly as it should.
"One day in the glass shop, I ran out of paper filters and the idea to combining my love of glass and coffee was born.
As an engineer, the challenge of making coffee with glass using the techniques I live and breathe every day was exciting.
Since then, we’ve been on a mission to reimagine the products you love.”
Etai Rahmil
Founder of Pure Over
Every piece is handmade using mold-assisted techniques, blending craftsmanship with the consistency needed to deliver a rich, and flavorful brew everytime.
We offer hassle free exchanges or returns within 30 days of your order being delivered to your home. We will cover the return shipping fees within the US up to 30 days after your Pure Over order is delivered. Please send us an email at support@pureover.com to process your return.
Much like a French Press, some sediment will get through the filter. The microfines and oils that are allowed through play a big part in delivering a flavorful cup with a smooth mouthfeel. However, by brewing into a carafe, you have more control of the pour. For less sediment, pour all but the last ounce or two into your mug. This will allow the sediment to remain within the Carafe.
Pure Over uses a process called cake filtration. It's a process in which the ground coffee acts as a filter itself. Along with the built in glass filter, this makes for a bold, full bodied cup of coffee.
20g of medium ground coffee.
No. The Pure Over does not use paper, metal or plastic filters.
An average brew takes 4 to 5 minutes.
Yes. All Pure Over glass and ceramic is dishwasher safe.
Overall rating: 4.6432 / 5 from 625 reviews.
The Signature Brew Kit is praised for its exceptional quality, beautiful design, and rich, flavorful coffee. Customers appreciate the convenience of the Pure Over Dripper and the kit's low waste feature. While some have mixed opinions on the grind and grounds, the overall experience is described as fantastic.
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"I've been wanting to replace my Keurig for some time now but couldn't find a plastic free brewer that makes single cups with no filters. I'm so glad I found this gem. It looks fantastic on my counter and makes the best cup of coffee ever. I've had it about a week and am still dialing in my grind, but I am very satisfied with my purchase."
"If you appreciate truly clean, organic coffee, this is a game changer. We use an incredible organic coffee already ground. The coffee is fresh, delicious, and made with pure, high-quality organic ingredients. We also love knowing it's brewed in a way that lets the coffee shine without unnecessary plastics or unwanted flavors affecting the taste. Every cup is smooth, rich, and incredibly fresh. If you're looking for a cleaner, better-tasting cup of coffee made the way coffee was meant to be enjoyed, we highly recommend the Pure Over Brew Kit!"
"I’ve been making pour over coffee for years! Pure Over is a complete transformation! The flavor of the same coffee I’ve been using suddenly burst forth and completely surprised me. If you want to really enjoy your coffee get Pure Over!!"
"I was so excited to try this pour over coffee maker, however sadly for me it's not working. The coffee doesn't drip and gets stuck no matter what I've done. I finally take the glass filter and pour out as much as I can into the mug but it's always cold soup I have to heat it up in the microwave."
"Loved the first brew but barely got started with the second brew when my spouse knocked the dripper off the counter top and into the sink. . . CRASH! Now I'm waiting for a replacement dripper to arrive along with a bag of coffee beans."
"I was worried about using coffee filters due to chemicals so I decided to try this coffee brew kit. Now my coffee tastes totally different, delicious and has a clean taste! It takes a little longer to brew but it’s totally worth it! Highly recommended!"
"I am getting better at making my coffee each day. Struggled a little at first. Keeping it hot, keeping the drip, dripping, minimizing grounds in the mug… all challenging. BUT I want this to work— for many reasons."
"I had high hopes but it didn’t go very well. I tried it three times. It had coffee grounds in the coffee. It was weak and I had to triple the amount of coffee I put in. My neighbor said I was grinding the beans too much. I broke the base in half and glued it back together and then broke it into four pieces. I really wanted it to work. I’ll admit I am clumsy. I’m still going to try to get it right but it’ll take some time. I was thinking about getting some kind of filter. Jim Zumwalt"
"The brewer works well, as advertised. There is a sweet spot grind to mitigate the amount of silt. Suggestions: 1. Offer a lid for the carafe. 2. I know you're about filterless brewing but a filter option would be nice. Overall an excellent brewing system."
"It's a great idea. However, the drip method allows too much sediment into the coffee. You need to find a way to address this. Taking a drink of coffee is not supposed to be crunchy."
