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COLETTI Bozeman Percolator Coffee Pot — NO Aluminum or Plastic [12 cup]

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Size: 12 CUP


Features

  • NO ALUMINUM, NO PLASTIC JUST COFFEE Some things should never changelike the way coffee is meant to taste. Our percolator coffee pot is crafted from pure stainless steel, with no plastic or cheap aluminum. The glass view top lets you watch every drop brew to perfection. Built for any setting, this coffee percolator stovetop is the choice of campers, travelers, and home brewers alike. A stovetop coffee maker that delivers bold, full-bodied flavor, cup after cup.
  • BUILT TOUGH FOR THE OUTDOORS The fire crackles, the morning air is crisp, and the smell of fresh coffee drifts through camp. This is how the day begins. Whether you're brewing in the mountains or at home, this stove top coffee maker keeps it simplewater, heat, and time. Designed for adventure, our camping coffee makers guarantee a satisfying, hot brew anywhere. A percolator coffee pot stovetop that works wherever the road takes you.
  • QUICK CLEANING ON THE TRAIL Pack up, rinse out, and keep moving. The Bozeman percolator coffee pot stovetop is built for the most demanding trailsno fragile parts, no complicated cleanup. A quick rinse, and it's ready for the next sunrise. Dishwasher safe at home, effortless in the wild. Includes a pack of filters for a smoother cup, because good coffee deserves a little extra care.
  • STRONG, SMOOTH, UNCOMPROMISING Good coffee takes patience, and a stainless steel percolator coffee pot rewards it. The steady heat of percolation draws out deep, full-bodied flavors. No weak brews. No burnt taste. Just smooth, hot coffee, every time. Whether you're up before dawn or winding down by the fire, this is coffee the way it was meant to bebold, rich, and unforgettable.
  • NOTICE: 12 coffee cups is equal to 60 fl. oz. | metal parts get hot when brewing
  • This percolator DOES NOT WORK ON INDUCTION. Please search for our COLETTI Bozeman Induction Percolator for a percolator that works on inductions stoves.
  • 1-YEAR WARRANTY Backed by a 1-year warranty, well replace it if it fails within the coverage period. Made for adventure, built to last. As a veteran-owned company, COLETTI stands behind every percolator. Wherever your path takes you, this coffee maker is ready. Make Great Coffee Anywhere.

Description

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Brand: COLETTI


Capacity: 12 cups


Color: Stainless Steel


Product Dimensions: 6.78"D x 7.2"W x 8.26"H


Special Feature: Dishwasher Safe, Electric Stovetop Compatible, Gas Stovetop Compatible


Other Special Features of the Product: Dishwasher Safe, Electric Stovetop Compatible, Gas Stovetop Compatible


Coffee Maker Type: Percolator


Specific Uses For Product: Camping, Off Grid, Stove Top


Recommended Uses For Product: Camping


Operation Mode: Manual


Human Interface Input: Unknown


Coffee Input Type: ground


Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible


Power Source: Stovetop (Gas/Electric/Campfire)


Filter Type: Disc


Capacity: 12 cups


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 6.78"D x 7.2"W x 8.26"H


Item Weight: 2 Pounds


Number of Items: 1


Unit Count: 12.0 Count


coffee_filter_size: #4


Brand Name: COLETTI


Included Components: Filter, Glass View Top


Model Name: Bozeman


Model Number: Bozeman


UPC: 703230484823


Part Number: Bozeman


Color: Stainless Steel


Style: Casual


Material: Stainless Steel


Exterior Finish: Stainless Steel


Is the item dishwasher safe?: No


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great cup of rich delicious hot coffee!!! Great cup of rich delicious hot coffee!!!
Size: 6 CUP
I recently purchased the Colette Bozeman stovetop percolator, and I couldn’t be happier with it. It’s incredibly easy to use, even if you’re new to percolators, and it makes a rich, delicious cup of coffee every time. One of the things I appreciate most is that there are no aluminum or plastic parts, which gives me peace of mind about what I’m brewing my coffee in. The quality feels solid and well-made. Cleanup is just as simple as brewing—everything comes apart easily and rinses clean without any hassle. If you’re looking for a straightforward, reliable way to make great coffee on the stovetop, this percolator is definitely worth it. Regards, Nita ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2026 by Juanita Auld

  • I Didn't Let My Induction Stovetop Stop Me!
Size: 9 cup
I drink a lot of coffee. I make it every morning and drink several cups. Wanting to get away from plastic components in all drip coffee makers, I decided to see if I would like the dreaded percolator (which most coffee fanatics just hate with the passion.) I fondly remember that delicious, vintage perking sound in the morning from my parent's stovetop percolator and decided perhaps it's time for a comeback. I really dreaded having to figure out the right timing, the right amount of coffee, etc., since I never used one, but I bravely forged ahead. Guess what? It's not that difficult and the coffee is wonderful and very hot, unlike most drip makers. I drink my coffee black and hate weak tasting or bitter tasting or cold coffee. This percolator pleasantly surprised me. It's all metal and glass with a wood handle. I would like the lid to be a bit more substantial and stay closed so one doesn't have to hold it down while pouring, however, it does the job. I have an induction cooktop on my stove and didn't want to fuss with making sure the bottom would work, so I purchased an inexpensive electric burner. This setup works great and in a way, I turned my stovetop pot into an electric one. Added plus, I can make coffee anywhere in the house I'd like to. (BTW my Bosch Induction Stove didn't want to cooperate with this percolator.) Why didn't I just buy an electric percolator to begin with? I wanted more control over the heat and the timing since I am a bit picky about coffee taste. HINT #1: Buy yourself extra glass globes. Immediately. My pot fell on the floor the 2nd day I owned it in my haste to get my coffee grounds ready. Yes, I was excited to use it. Thankfully Amazon/Coletti sell them separately and they arrive quick! I bought 4 of them. HINT #2: It speeds things up A LOT if you boil your water in a tea kettle on your stove, especially if you have a boost mode on your induction stovetop. Either boil it or get it very hot & then pour into the percolator. The perking starts very quickly and you can get to your luscious coffee sooner. I haven't noticed any difference in taste doing it this way. I'm not going back to drip coffee anytime soon. I bought the 9 cup (5 cup in American speak) but I just might be buying a larger unit to have handy when my coffee-drinking friends/relatives come over. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2025 by Dia

  • Coffee pot handle
Size: 9 cup
I like the simplicity of using a percolator. I was using a Pyrex glass percolator that I had acquired when I bought a property years ago. Not many exist anymore as they are almost entirely glass & date from the 1950-s to early 60's. It worked great & was mesmerizing to see it in action, as the glass allowed one to view the percolating action of the bubbles forming & going up through the glass percolating tube. Unfortunately one day I heard a loud "pop" as I was making coffee & discovered that the base of the percolating tube had shattered for some reason. I bought this model to replace it. It's very well made, despite being manufactured in China; wish it was made in America! One reviewer incorrectly stated that it's made in Montana. Yes, Bozeman & Butte are towns in Montana that Coletti named their models after; but it says right on the box that it's made in China. The entire coffee pot is stainless steel; other than the replaceable glass screw in top & the two wooden parts of the handle. The percolating tube, basket, etc. is stainless; unlike some other brands that are made of aluminum or plastic. I'm a welder & master craftsman & I have large hands. When I first got this, I felt that they should have made the handle larger, because unless I used the skills honed & perfected from playing the game "Operation" as a kid, my hand would touch the top or bottom parts of the metal handle. And the two wooden scales attached to the metal handle are even with the metal edges of the handle, rather than being larger & wider than the metal. "Why did they make the handle so thin, & the handle opening so small?" I would've made it with a larger opening, & thicker handle to make it easier & safer to grasp. So the first time that I used it, I picked it up with an oven mitt, but that made it even more difficult to get my hand on the handle properly. So the next time I lightly touched the handle, including metal parts of it, to "test" the temperature of it. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the entire handle portion of the coffee pot only gets warm; the wooden scales & the metal band of the handle do NOT get hot at all! So fear not; you can pick up the coffee pot without using an oven mitt or pot holder. Overall, it's decent quality & brews very well & quite fast; only takes a few minutes to brew perfect cups of coffee! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025 by Tim-OldSchoolWelder

  • Good little coffee pot Good little coffee pot
Size: 6 CUP
It’s a good little coffee pot. Seems well built and makes a good cup of coffee, although my experience is that it does take 20-30 minutes, so if time is of the essence this probably is not your ideal choice. I like this coffee pot for brewing at home or out camping, but I do have 2 minor gripes about it. First is that it is advertised as a 6 cup pot of coffee. However, if you follow the instructions which say not to fill past the pour spout holes, it’s really only a 4 cup pot. If you fill all the way to the 6 cup line it definitely goes past the holes and the water touches the bottom of the coffee basket which doesn’t really work. Second is that while the wood scales help to make the handle not way hot when you try to pour a cup, the brass pins holding the scales in place still get hot. I have been getting around this by wrapping a bandana around the handle before brewing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026 by Garrett

  • Worth the purchase!
Size: 12 CUP
This percolator is fabulous. Easy to use on camp fire, gas stove, electric stove hot plate etc. Easy to use, easy to clean and maintain. Provides a clean tasting coffee without the worry of chemicals from other cheap plastic coffee makes. Love it and it’s durable and reliable especially during power outages. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2026 by Anonymous

  • Excellent quality
Size: 9 cup
Switched to a percolator recently. Best coffee flavor hands down. This item is great quality and decent price. Heats fast and love the durable 18/8 stainless. Works well and seems very durable.
Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by jess alvarez

  • You get good coffee out of any percolator!
Size: 12 CUP
I’ve had drip coffee for over 20 years, and a percolator didn’t disappoint; if you have good quality coffee, ground the coffee just a little bit coarse, boil then percolate for 7 min with lower heat… you can taste the notes of your coffee 👍🏼 The not so good: the design! The internal components fit loose so you hear them wobble while brewing, the lid is fixed so it sits weird if you want to place in dishwasher or dry upside down in counter, you really can’t put in dishwasher because of the wood handle, the wood handle is secured with visible nail heads that might get hot (defeats the purpose), the edges of all parts are a little on the thin and sharp side, and the mouth spout despite of being big, because coffee flows through holes as an integrated mesh, coffee grains and coffee gets trapped on the bottom of the spout. I chose this percolator because it was the least ugly, good capacity, it’s all stainless steel, the wood handle gave it a warmer look I guess, and because there is no attached base that could leak in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2026 by Jeannine

  • When a 5 is really a 3.
Size: 6 CUP
I'll give it a five based on comparison with my other well respected percolator, but really it should be a three. I feel like I'm using the engineering prototype. A good first attempt but not good enough for production. The pot diameter is too small to fully cover the small burners on my stove. The lid is permanently connected through a wobbly rivet which does not inspire confidence and makes it harder to wash the pot as you have to fight the lid the whole time. A fully removable lid would be better. The rosewood handle pads are a tad loose and a tad too small to fully cover the metal, and they provide no coverage at the top of the handle so you run the risk of burning the side of your finger if you're not careful. The thumb tab on the lid can be very hot and you'll burn your thumb if you start pouring coffee soon after brewing. Still, with all these issues, it is better than any other percolator I can find. There are no hidden crevices to trap water so it is easy to rinse / wipe and let dry. Well, the lid will trap water. Too bad you can't remove it to set it down so the water will drain. I can use it to make as little as 2 cups or as much as 4 cups (12 / 24 ozs respectively) which is perfect for the two of us. Why a Five? Because this is the best of the bunch but only because so many percolators are meh. The bar is low and this one manages to clear it better than the others. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026 by Keith Darwin

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