BREWERS & DRIPPERS
Not all brewers, drippers, and coffee makers are made the same. Each method has it's own unique reasons to choose one over the other!
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Whether you're new to coffee or a seasoned coffee nerd, we've compiled a list of some of our favourite tools to make the most of your morning routines.
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Orea O1 Brewer
Flat bottom drippers, although they require more precision in your pour, deliver well-balanced, full-bodied flavours. The shape slows the flow rate and supports more even, consistent extraction.
Origami Dripper Air
Cone drippers, because of their shape, encourage a faster flow rate, resulting in more layered coffee grounds, adding complexity, brightness, and acidity to your cup!
GRINDERS
When working with your brewers, the grind size gives you more flexibility to adjust the flow rate and build your perfectly extracted cup of coffee.
FELLOW Opus 2
This grinder is perfect for those who love to switch up their brewing, from espresso to pourover. This has you covered. This is truly a buy-once, enjoy-forever investment.
1ZPRESSO Q
Hand grinders are perfect for people on the go who take their coffee brewing with them on their adventures. 1Zpresso's designs are ergonomic and compact, so you don't have to compromise on quality or accuracy.
SCALES
The right amount of coffee really does make the difference. What ratio do you like? At TRP, we recommend starting at 1:16 (Coffee: Water).
MHW-3BOMBER Scale
The Cube Coffee Scale 2.0 from MHW-3BOMBER brings smart features and superior accuracy to your pourover routine.
Automatic sensing wakes the scale from sleep mode in just 2 seconds when you place an object over 100g on it. Smart mode makes things even easier by automatically starting the timer when it detects you pouring, so you can focus entirely on your technique.
The waterproof panel and included silicone mat protect against spills, while dust-proof ports keep your scale running reliably day after day.
KETTLES
Have you ever thought your coffee tasted burnt? Well, it might have been because the water was too hot! These kettles have temperature controls to get it just right.
Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Pour Over Kettle PRO
Are you ready to revolutionize your coffee brewing?
The Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Kettle Pro Studio edition makes it easy to achieve coffee greatness. Between the precise temperature control to the smart gooseneck design, this kettle allows you to create the most controlled pourovers with ease.
The PID controller allows you to maintain the same temperature in Celcius or Fahrenheit for up to 60 minutes. It also includes various display modes that show the current and goal temperatures, along with a stopwatch to help you time your brew.
The kettle comes with a 900-millilitre capacity and is crafted from stainless steel, making for easy cleanup. Plus, it just looks super cool with a sleek, minimalist design.
FILTERS
Like the dripper, filter shapes can change your coffee's flow and extraction. But, they can also change the texture and taste! Some filters remove more, while others let some additional particles pass through.
OSMO Filters
OSMO Filters are a cut above the stock. Made with premium quality paper processed with natural enzymes, and lovingly packed into boxes that are both functional and “aesthetic” (as the kids tell us). OSMO Filters are good for the planet, and even better for brews.
SERVERS, MUGS & CUPS
Depending on who you ask, the mug's shape can change your coffee's flavour. At a minimum, it can add art and beauty to your coffee.
Pitchii Coffee Server - 280ml / 400ml / 600ml
Prepare a flawless filter coffee with this beautiful, artisan-crafted glass server.
Loveramics | Dale Harris 'Champions Signature'
Made by Loveramics with their signature high-quality, super-durable porcelain.
BOOKS
Going back to the basics and learning from a single, reliable source is sometimes the best way to start learning about the world of coffee.
'The World Atlas of Coffee' by James Hoffman
Written by World Barista Champion and altogether coffee-icon, James Hoffman, this book with take you on a global journey through coffee harvesting, processing, and roasting. Along the way, you will learn valuable tidbits about coffee, such as how the espresso machine was developed and why strength guides on supermarket coffees are not great news.
A comprehensive country-by-country guide about how the terroir of each region impacts a cup of coffee, this is the first book to recall the history of coffee production in over 35 countries.
This book is perfect if you want to dive deep into the rabbit hole of coffee.
