10 Easy Pieces: Glass Coffee Pour Overs

Alexa Hotz November 16, 2016

Noticed lately: a new crop of pour-over carafes and coffee drippers in heat-resistant glass. Here are our favorites for playing chemist in the kitchen.

Above: The Chemex 8-Cup Glass Handle Pour Over is $39 at Amazon. It’s also available in a six-cup size for £43 ($53) at Origin Coffee.

Above: The Hario V60 02 Glass Coffee Dripper is $22 at Clive Coffee.

Above: Yield Design’s Double-Wall Pour Over in gray is made of borosilicate glass; $32.

Above: The Kinto Coffee Dripper & Pot Set is made of heat-resistant glass and includes a glass jug, dripper, lid, and stainless steel filter; $78 at Barneys New York.

Above: The Hario V60 Glass Dripper with Olivewood has a wood base and silcone ring to secure the dripper to a cup or carafe; $40.25 at Prima Coffee.

Above: The Gino Dripper is made of double-walled glass; $24 at notNeutral. The brand also makes the Lino Mug to match the dripper.

Above: From Craighton Berman Studio in Chicago, the Manual Coffeemaker is made of borosilicate glass with a wood base ($49) or lacquered bamboo base (shown); $89.

Above: Hario’s Glass Drip Pot holds 240ml (one to two cups) and is similar in style to the familiar Chemex pour over with a dark wood neck; $51 at Williams-Sonoma.

Above: Like the gray glass option above, Yield Design makes their Double-Wall Pour Over in clear borosilicate; $32.

Above: The classic Chemex Glass Coffee Maker ($41.32 at Amazon) with a wood collar and leather tie is a classic. (I recently spotted it in the kitchen of artist Donald Judd’s 101 Spring Street loft.)

Above: The Kinto Slow Coffee Carafe Set is made of glass with a stainless steel filter; $55 for the 600ml size at TRNK. It’s also available for $58.05 at Goodhood in London.