Yama Silverton Hot or Cold Coffee Dripper, Copper/Wood 18 oz. by Yama Glass
November 4, 2018 - Comment
This Yama Glass Silverton Brewer is an awesome multi-purpose brewer. Perfect for brewing pour-overs, cold brew coffee, or tea, the Silverton Brewer is a must-have tool for any coffee or tea enthusiast. to use it on our blog. Each Yama Glass Silverton Brewer is made with heat resistant, hand blown borosilicate glass, and comes with
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$120.00Amazon.com Price
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Lovely! Just purchased this item and what a stunning piece of craftsmanship it is! It looks so beautiful on the counter I almost don’t want to use it. This would be a great gift for any coffee lover (gave it to my husband as an early birthday gift….he LOVED it) I’ve read that processing your coffee with cold water is a healthier option ( although you can also use hot water to brew with this device), so we’ll be making good use of this little gem.
Unless you’ve perfected your favorite ratios for the same coffee you’re most likely experiencing … Unless you’ve perfected your favorite ratios for the same coffee you’re most likely experiencing variations in your cup when using a traditional pour-over method. The Yama greatly increases your chances of a high-quality cup every time because of it’s valve feature which allows for full submersion of the water and coffee. I’ve used every machine from a drip brewer, to Chemex, to the V60, to siphon and the Yama is the best yet. It’s one of the most expensive single cup brewers but it’s worth…
Functionally Lacking. The only way I can describe this item is functionally lacking. I have the misfortune of spending over $100 for this with the intention of using it as a cold brew maker. The filter sits atop the bronze-colored metal arm and is set by a couple pieces of rubber. The setting on which the filter sits on the arm is simply not strong or snug enough to hold the product while in use. The metal arm separates, with the weight of the liquid frequently causing the product to lean over a bit and spill…