An easy way to brew a comforting cup of coffee on cold days: CLEVER Clever Coffee Dripper & Coles Gold Filter

CLEVER Clever Coffee Dripper & Coles Gold Filter combo is so convenient I had to share it.

Making time for a blog about things other than work is nice too.


Brr, it’s cold… but I want coffee, and brewing it feels like such a hassle…

Even buying canned coffee feels like a drag.


I can serve it to customers quick as a flash, so I think it’s great.

Plus, no cans to throw away, which is even better.


I’m always happy to receive coffee beans as gifts.
*Please don’t grind the beans* *I prefer low-acidity varieties*
↑Sorry for being picky.
I saw it being used at a shop in Okusawa and thought

“What an amazing design!” “So convenient!” and bought it on the spot.

CLEVER Clever Coffee Dripper Large Size DRS888PC

I think motorcycle lovers tend to also love coffee and appreciate mechanical design.


When you brew coffee with this, customers often react with “Oh, it’s spilling!” or “How does this work?” and it’s surprisingly popular.
The design is simple.

If I had to describe it, it’s like a “carburetor float valve.” Actually, it’s exactly that.

Maybe toilet tanks work the same way… possibly.
Whoever came up with this is amazing… simplicity is key to everything.
Coles Coffee Dripper, co-developed with Maruyama Coffee, Gold Filter, 2–8 cups, no paper filter needed, C285

I was tired of having to buy paper filters… and searched everywhere for a solution.
Finally found it, but there’s always that nervous feeling before you install something new.

We’ve all had the experience where something new doesn’t work.

This washable, reusable gold filter is a bolt-on? *It just goes right on.*

So convenient.
The filter mesh is not as fine as paper, so a little bit of grounds can get through. (Not enough to be bothersome.)


*I don’t think anyone drips espresso-ground coffee anyway… but if they did, this wouldn’t work.*
It has a handle so it stays cool and your hands stay clean.
You can stop and go like this. So convenient! &

Brewing coffee is simple:
• Place the filter in the dripper
• Add ground coffee beans in the right amount
• Pour in hot water
• Let it sit for 3 minutes

That’s it. It’s somewhere between a press and a drip, I’d say.

The result is lighter than drip coffee, and it doesn’t tire you out when you drink it, which is nice.
*A refined, grown-up finish.*
KINTO (Kinto) UNITEA Cup 350ml 8290

I went to Blue Bottle Coffee before and they served it in this cup.

I checked the bottom of the saucer and cup to see the maker.

“It’s a nice-looking cup,” and it’s affordable and durable too.


The wide mouth lets you enjoy the aroma of the coffee.
When it gets cold, warm drinks taste even better.

If you love coffee but hate fussing around, here’s something to consider.

• CLEVER Clever Coffee Dripper Large Size DRS888PC

• Coles Coffee Dripper, co-developed with Maruyama Coffee, Gold Filter, 2–8 cups, no paper filter needed, C285

• KINTO (Kinto) UNITEA Cup 350ml 8290

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My favorite coffee bean shop is in Shimokitazawa: COFFEAEXLIBRIS
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