Eva Solo - Pour-over coffee-maker 1 L

The pour-over coffee-maker brews coffee in the traditional way, where water and beans are slowly filtered to bring out the best of the coffee. The stainless steel filter can be used again and again - and unlike an ordinary paper filter, the steel filter does not draw out the coffee aromas - the essential oils - which remain in the coffee.Once the coffee is ready, remove the filter and replace it with the practical cork stopper.

• Add 45-60 g of ground coffee to 1 litre of boiled water. The jug is made of heat-resistant glass which can withstand high temperatures, and both the filter and the solid handle stay cool.
• The glass jug and the steel filter are both dishwasher-safe.

• No more paper filters
• Solid stay-cool glass handle
• The glass flask is dishwasher-safe

• Materials: Borosilicate glass, Cork, Stainless steel
• Design by: Tools® 
• Size: Volume: 1,0 L

Minimalistic design, beautiful details and great materials do not necessary create a perfect product. Our 100 % drip-free jugs and carafes are built on a strong tradition to challenge dominant logic and to develop new functional solutions for our products. As an efficient alternative to dripping jugs and carafes, we have designed the unique, patented, pouring lip that keeps the drops from landing on the table. Instead the drops run back into the jug or carafe. Eva Solos drip-free collection that includes teapots, an electric kettle and the award winning fridge carafes and Café Solo proves how good design is created when quality, form and function come together.

Since 1913 we have worked from the same design philosophy: always try to challenge the dominant logic and explore new possibilities. This has made Eva Solo into a brand that stands for quality, functionality and innovative products for the home.

We want every single product to be based on an excellent idea that enhances the modern home. We are not interested in design for the sake of design, or in developing products which perform the same functions as so many others. We are thereby writing ourselves into the Scandinavian design tradition. In our view this tradition is not about a particular look or style, but a tradition established by architects and engineers who created a string of classic products by pushing the boundaries in terms of materials, production methods, functionality and aesthetics.