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Offer List: $60.00 Price: $25.40 Details You save: $34.60 Customers Who Seen This Item Also Compare with Single-Serve Brewers For US/UK/DE visitors, to buy Iwaki Water Drip 4 Cup Cold Brew Dutch Coffee, Tea Maker, please go to: if you like to make a Kyoto-style drip cold brew I bought an Iwaki after enjoying a Kyoto-style drip cold brew at a local cafe. The main difference between this and other (more expensive) cold brew drips is that this does not have a variable drip valve but for what you're paying for, I think that's a fair trade-off. Also, the water/drip cup is plastic whereas I assume the more expensive variable drip models are all-glass. This all said: if you like to make a Kyoto-style drip cold brew, I think this is a great value. You can usually produce the full batch in about 4-5 hours (maybe shorter but I generally do it overnight to so I've never formally timed it). Just remember: it comes out rather concentrated. A 2:1, coffee:water ratio is suggested, otherwise it's easy to over-caffeinate yourself. This may just be me but I think the main difference between a drip vs. toddy method (which is full immersion) is that the toddy produces a more robust brew while the drip brew leans brighter and sweeter. BTW, I...

See Products Related To Iwaki Water Drip 4 Cup Cold Brew Dutch Coffee, Tea Maker: Iwaki Please note that palebluedot is the only authorized retailer of Iwaki products - The Iwaki water drip cold brew coffee maker allows you to make smooth coffee that's easy on your stomach and rich in taste. Budget-friendly answer to delicious Kyoto-drip coffee I got my cold brew coffee maker yesterday, and I'm sipping my first cup from it right now. I bought this coffee maker as a budget-friendly alternative to the Yama cold drip coffee maker ($200+) for a Kyoto-style cold brew. So far, I am very pleased with the Iwaki coffee maker, and I am fairly picky about my coffee. The coffee came out much brighter flavored than it does when I cold brew it in my French press (toddy style). I urge folks to try light to medium roast coffee with this. You may be surprised with how delicate and fruity some of your coffee beans can taste! For a fun experiment, try making iced coffee with same beans different ways: Kyoto (with this coffee maker), toddy (water sitting in the grounds), and then simply chilling hot-brewed coffee. The different brewing methods have a huge impact on the flavors of the coffee. As a previous poster mentioned, all of the directions on the coffee maker were in Japanese, but it was easy enough to see the pictures and...

Best Best thing ever! I love it and it makes literally the best cold brew I have ever had. Buy the filters with it. If you're on the fence I absolutely love my product. Thank you!