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Gather (most of) a pour-over coffee system for $116 at Amazon

Have you been looking for coffee maker deals and thinking you’d prefer to create your own full pour-over system? Right now, Amazon has the deals for you, with great discounts on a coffee dripper and an electric gooseneck kettle. We’ll take a look at how each works separately, but you can combine them to make most of a full pour-over system. All you need to do is add some filters and you can start making some great blends, like the Cafe Grumpy festive coffee that’s available right now. If you still need to learn what pour-over coffee is, we can help you with that too. Here’s a look at the deals involved.

Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper — $27 $30 12% off

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Hario

If you’re learning all about how to make pour over coffee, you know how vital a coffee dripper is. The Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper is specially designed to produce an evenly brewed cup of coffee. It’s made from durable Japanese ceramic so it retains heat to ensure a balanced temperature throughout the brewing cycle. It has a minimalist look with a single large hole, which improves pour flow and provides you plenty of choice: Pour quickly for a light flavor or more slowly for a rich and deep taste. If you’ve been studying the differences between pour over and drip coffee, you’ll soon see what a world of difference a good coffee dripper makes.

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Poliviar Electric Gooseneck Kettle — $90 $120 25% off

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Poliviar

Regardless of whether you’re debating between French Press or pour over, the Poliviar Electric Gooseneck Kettle is useful. It has two modes: You can either press the boil button for a fully boiled kettle or you can use the keep warm function instead. It offers 1,200 watts of power, which can boil a full pot in just 5-7 minutes. It’s safe too, with ultra food-grade 18/8 stainless steel and rust and corrosion resistant material. Its gooseneck spout is perfect for slowly pouring water into your coffee dripper. It will also look stylish on your countertop. If you’re new to coffee making but want to feel like a professional barista, this is a great option.

Jen Allen
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Jen Allen is a technology and lifestyle writer with over 10 years of experience.
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