Primula Park Pour Over Park Set with Permanent Reusable Removable Ultra Fine Micro Mesh Stainless Steel Filter, Coffee Dripper Pour Over Maker Brewer Pot, Borosilicate Glass, Easy to Use, 36 oz
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Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
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- included components: glass carafe reusable filter
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Park Temperature Safe Glass pour over Coffee set - includes: 36 oz. Carafe with Woodgrain Finish Handle, Reusable Plastic and Stainless Steel Mesh Filter
Brand: Primula
Material: Borosilicate Glass
Color: Glass
Capacity: 2.3 pounds
Special Feature: Heat Resistant
Brand Name: Primula
Included Components: glass carafe, reusable filter
Model Name: Park Pour Over Coffee Maker Set with Permanent Reusable Removable Filter
UPC: 741393157574
Number of Packs: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number: 74
Number of Items: 1
Item Type Name: Coffee Dripper Pour Over Maker Brewer Pot, Borosilicate Glass, Easy to Use and Clean
Manufacturer: Epoca
Model Number: Park Pour Over
Manufacturer Part Number: PPOWD-6636 DST
Color: Glass
Style Name: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
Shape: Rectangular Prism
Pitcher Form: Coffee Maker Carafe
Material Type: Borosilicate Glass
Material Features: Heat-resistant, durable, stylish, easy-to-clean
Capacity: 2.3 pounds
Item Dimensions W x H: 6.75"W x 7.5"H
Additional Features: Heat Resistant
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Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
I laugh at coffee "cup" sizes. I know, I know...those are the sizes we should be drinking to live our best lives and be healthy, but I prefer 18oz to start my day. The challenge has been, so does my wife! I've been a pour-over coffee enthusiast long before I met my wife and got her hooked on it as well. I kept making coffee for the two of us the same way I did for just myself—one 18oz cup at a time. This method is time-consuming and uses a lot of coffee. I use the Hario V60 ceramic pour-over dripper, and what I had in my set up was great for one cup but did not make two, and I finally realized I needed something bigger. I own Hario's small and delicate drip pot, and it will make greater than one cup of coffee, but not quite two of "our-sized" coffees. Enter the Primula Park pot. It pairs wonderfully with the Hario V60 and, in my opinion, offers a better filter than the wire-mesh reusable one that comes with this pot. The wire-mesh filter is fine but can leave some very-fine grounds at the bottom of the last cup. The Hario V60's seal isn't flawless with this pot, as you can seen in the picture, and I feel a good knock could send the ceramic piece flying since it doesn't have a solid base to sit on. However, it sits securely enough without wobble. Once I figured out the right measurements for coffee and water, the Primula Park pot consistently collects two excellent cups of coffee for us. The pot feels much sturdier than the Hario pot, and when pre-warmed properly (see below), it delivers hot, delicious coffee. I'm thrilled with this purchase and highly recommend it! PRO TIP: pour your already hot water in the caraffe first, and then pour it into your pouring kettle. This will ensure everything is nice and hot before the coffee first hits glass. I also pre-warm my mugs this way. Another tip is to let the coffee bloom after the initial pour for a spell, before adding the rest of the water. It will greatly improve the taste of your brew.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2024 by Antonio R
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
I did a lot of researching/looking for a pour-over pot that made multiple cups of coffee and this one seemed to fit the bill for everything I was looking for. After using this pour-over for myself, I am pleased to say that I don't think I could have made a better choice. This pot makes a smooth brew that is not at all bitter. I used the suggested ratio of coffee as recommended in the instructions that came with the pot and found it to make a good full-bodied cup of coffee. I like my coffee a bit stronger, so in the future, I may up the ratio just a bit. Unlike the Chemex type pour-over pots, this Primula pour-over has a rubberized base to limit heat transfer to the counter and to protect the glass pot from breaking. It also has a handle and tapered lip for easy pouring. This set is also super easy to clean and reasonably priced! As someone who only reviews products that I am truly impressed by, I highly recommend this Primula pour-over pot!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2020 by SarahDee
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
Great product. I make one cup of coffee at a time. So much nicer than a typical drop coffee maker. My hot water is no longer running thru plastic! I should've bought this years ago!
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by Julia J
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
I purchased the Primula Park Set to replace a broken Bodum poor over. I like everything about it, except the permanent filter. While the Primula carafe is much larger than the Bodum, the filter volume is smaller. So much smaller that it limits the poor over process because it quickly fills to the top when using 50 gr of coffee (for about 26 ounces of coffee). There is barely one half of an inch from the coffee to the top of the filter. It works, and I expect some readers will think that slowing down the poor over is a good thing, and I would agree to a point. But this slow down and lack of space is a bit annoying. Would I recommend it? Yes. It is attractive, stable, and the handle is great. If you don't make coffee with more than 40 grains of coffee or you don't mind the idea of multiple poor overs with ground dumps in between, then get this Primula. I will continue to use it but will likely grumble every day about the filter design. I would recommend that the filter be redesigned to hold enough coffee to utilize the entire carafe plus plenty of poor over space.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2023 by Masnor
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
I searched for days on the Internet and read tons of reviews about different pour over coffee pots because I wanted to get rid of my plastic drip coffee pot. I chose this one because most of the others had no handle or a tiny little glass handle. I know that I am clumsy in the morning before that first (or second) cup of coffee, so I knew that I needed something with a good handle. This is the perfect pot. The handle is sturdy and perfect for people like me who do not come to life until a little later in the morning. Also, I *Love* that this has silicone on the bottom of the pot so it doesn't break or need a hot pad or something under it. This is the best designed pourover that I've seen, and I'm so glad I ordered it! It makes a delicious cup of coffee. I use a paper #4 filter in addition to the permanent filter, because I want to make sure the cafestrol gets filtered out. I think a #2 might have fit better, but the #4 works well and makes it easier to clean up the grounds. I highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2020 by WriteOn
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
I have owned mine for several years now. I use it for camping and at home. Not as good as a Chemix... but if you are on a budget and want a good pour over option - this will do the trick. Very easy to use, easy to clean. I have not had any issues with this. The only thing I am not found of... is the filter. I do use paper filers most of the time. Other than that, love it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2025 by Vader
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
I have loved this coffee carafe so much that I have replaced it three times, I bought a steel mesh filter in place of the plastic filter that they provide you. However, I have gone through three of these. They have all broken very easily. There is definitely some weak points in the design and if you are clumsy at all in the slightest, I would recommend staying away from this product. and I understand borosilicate glass is very fragile however, there is also a very weak point in the spout neck area of the design. if you do purchase it, keep it in a safe place away from anything above it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2026 by Olivia
Style: Dark Wood Handle, Stainless Mesh Filter
If you love coffee as much as I do, you likely have more than just an automatic coffee maker in your kitchen. Along with a good burr grinder, I have the requisite automatic, a French press, an old-school espresso maker, and now, this Primula Park Set Pour Over Coffee Maker. We generally use the automatic but on special mornings, such as when we’re having a breakfast of fine pastries from our local bakery or some scratch-made delight we make at home, I’ll hear the wife say, “Do you want to make pour-over coffee?” YES! I grind the beans fresh (of course) as I boil a pot of water and use a 16 ounce Pyrex measuring cup to pour about a cup of the hot water over the filter and into the carafe to warm them up. Then, I empty the carafe as the pot of water remains covered over low heat (I find about 200 degrees F is optimal). I insert the removable filter in the carafe. I load six scoops of medium grind (a healthy tablespoon each) into the filter then tamp down the center. I pour just enough water over the ground coffee to saturate it through then let it bloom for about a minute (a step my automatic doesn’t do). Then, I fill the Pyrex cup two cups at a time and pour it slowly over the coffee, repeating until I get to the 36 ounce mark. I use a bamboo skewer to carefully stir the grounds as I pour. You can easily adjust for strength. I love strong coffee. Especially that last cup, when that dark sediment occasionally pours from the bottom of the carafe. I swill my cup to mix it and shoot it like a shot of espresso! DELICIOUS!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2023 by Robert D