Cold Brew Pitcher

So easy to use that my husband makes his own coffee with it! My husband was having trouble with stomach aches after his gallons of coffee each day. We were told that cold brew coffee can be less acidic and hoped that it would help his stomach issues. You literally grind the coffee and put it in the center filter and fill up the container with water then set it in the fridge and walk away until the next day. Technically I think the instructions said 12 hours, but we fill it, toss it in the fridge and forget about it until the next day. Coffee tastes great and is ready to pour the next day. The husband nukes his cup in the microwave to get it hot and fills his travel mug. I'm not sure that it helps much with the stomach issue, but the hubs likes it and it makes a good cold coffee for me so win - win in my books!

I've been using this for a couple of weeks now, and I absolutely love it. It's very easy to use and clean. It fits perfectly into the door of my fridge for easy access. I drink one yeti of coffee each day and this makes enough coffee to last me through the week. I have not experience any leaking from the pitcher. It does have a slow stream from it, but that's not an issue for me. It's functional, and creates a wonderful cold brew! Not to mention the price being super cheap compared to other items that are similar on the market. I was using a mason jar with tea bags before to make my cold brew but it didn't have a pour spout - this takes the cake and I will never turn back.

This is my first cold brew pitcher so I haven’t been able to compare it to any. This does seem to be good quality, easy to use and does the job. My only complaint is that it’s difficult to keep the grounds out of the water when you first fill it. You have to be very careful not to overfill because especially once the grounds reservoir is placed into the water filled pitcher it swells and comes up over for the spout.

This is a great size for at least a daily amount of cold-brewed coffee. The design is excellent. It completely seals while you are brewing, and it's easy to clean. Also, it being plastic makes it less of a risk than the ones I had in glass before.

very convenient, makes a good amount of coffee, have used other cold brewers before, last one was made of glass and every time I set it down, I thought it was going to shatter. This one is made of clear plastic so no longer have to worry about shattering. I have used this for over 2 yrs, and it is still nice and clear.

This is my 2nd week using and I can say this is perfect. One pitcher of this lasts me a week. It’s easy to make and easy to clean. Does not leak when you lay it on its side and fits perfect in my refrigerator door. I highly recommend. I knew this product brand would not disappoint. The product brand, pricing and functionality are all worth it.

I recently got into cold brew so it was time to find a coffee maker. This one is reviewed highly so I took a chance and it worked well. I had to develop my own technique to try and keep some of the coffee grounds out of the pitcher. It did work well enough that I ordered a second pitcher so I can make a pot while I am pouring with the other.

I have GREAT success consistently with a 1-gallon glass brewer from Zulay but they do not make a 2-qt model needed for work. Many types of brewers to choose from. Bought this because of positive reviews, but after several batches I do not concur. I really wanted to like this maker. It is plastic (best for work) and do think it is mostly well made but noticed shortcomings. Quality/taste of the coffee produced is subjective, so the fact that I could not produce a good batch despite optimizing coffee brand, type, amount, or grind size, or various steep durations, may just be me. Although drinkable, all attempts were off-putting. What is NOT subjective is the silicone seal ring within the cap. If not placed perfectly, your pours will leak. Can be reinserted properly, however it often spins loose while removing cap (to remove filter) and drops into the coffee where if can't be easily retrieved. You then are unable to pour a cup without the seal, so batch must be decanted to another container. Scrapping this maker because this flaw makes it a poor candidate to even salvage to use as a simple pitcher. Sadly it's not good. Going to now search for a "Mason Jar" style, similar to my gallon maker that does produce outstanding cold brew. Good luck in your search.