Kalita - 2001 Kalita 102 Ceramic Dripper Coffee Dipper, white

This is the perfect coffee dripper. I like the neutral color and that it is ceramic. It is easy to use and make a single cup of coffee so there is no waste. It safes space and was priced well. I would highly recommend this coffee dripper. I also bought this as a gift for a friend who also loves it.

I look forward to using this every morning. I also have a Keurig and french press. Factoring in convenience, flavor, and also fun - this is my preferred method for a quick and delicious hot cup of heaven. The pleasure partnered with the caffeine rush leaves me delighted all morning. Coffee drinking as a great American ritual is all the more enchanting with this thing. I use Melitta #2 filters. It has 3 holes. I have an electric kettle that can heat 12 oz of water in the same amount of time it takes for my Keurig to warm up. I'll make an 8oz or 12oz cup within minutes. I've gotten pretty good at eyeballing how much water to pour over whilst leaving room for cream. If you think you might have issues, try using clear mugs for a while. During a recent family reunion at my home, how we loved to gather in the mornings and brew our coffee this way. So easy to replace with a new filter and load up fresh grinds. Again - quicker, more delicious, and satisfying experience over Keurig, even for a large group. At this price point, they're all getting one for Christmas as a nice sentimental remembrance... Pros: - It's beautiful. Shiny glaze. Appealing color contrast within. - Great quality. Heavy ceramic, solid sturdy construction. - Quick. Honestly doesn't take up much more time than a Keurig (constantly having to refill the water and descale the machine. Ugh). - Less waste. Use compostable filters and enjoy your cup guilt free. - Easy to clean. Just rinse it. Takes seconds. - Feast for the senses. The sound of the coffee organically dripping. Seeing the hot steam. The immediate rich and sumptuous fragrance. - Great gift, especially for that person that already seems to have everything! - Uniqueness. You don't see groovy coffee pour-overs like this at Target. - Price point. Incredibly reasonable. In fact, it's an amazing deal for the time it saves you and the joy it delivers. Cons: - None. Boom. Enjoy!

In my recent trip to Japan, I fall in love with this making my own pour over coffee with a manual grinder ritual in the morning. The 102 is a perfect size for making a single cup. Nice drip, great quality, carefully packed package. Highly recommend

Great 2-cup pourover dripper. Easy to use and simple cleanup. 5 stars, though I wish they made a 4 cup version and that the rim sitting on the cup was a little wider for wide coffee cups.

Excellent and so easy to use and rinse out.

Who would have thought that buying a coffee dripper would be so hard? This purchase was my THIRD attempt and I have at last hit upon the dripper of my dreams (as inelegant as that may sound...). My first purchase was sold by HIC and it seemed perfect. Well designed and beautifully made. It featured 4 small holes in its base which supported the filter and made for longer brewing time by slightly slowing the flow into the cup. The problem was that the bottom diameter (the part that actually sits on the rim of the cup) is slightly more than 3.75". My 14 oz mug has a 4" rim and I had to set the dripper between a makeshift bridge made from 2 ice cream sticks in order to use it. My second purchase was by Mecraft. Again, well made. And this one met my 4" diameter requirement. But the Mecraft had a single, large hole though which the coffee flows after passing through the filter. Unless I wanted to go the extra mile and buy better made filters at higher cost, I had to put up with a filter occasionally pulling apart along its bottom seam or fiddling with them to prevent it from doing so due to lack of support. Even with the time taken to fiddle with the bottom seam, a bargain filter also means that water flows through it faster and with nothing to slow it down and the coffee suffered for it. The Kalita, I am happy to say, has a generous 4" diameter base and 3 small holes for coffee to flow into the cup. The smaller holes mean that the cheaper filters I prefer don't tear out and my coffee benefits from a longer brewing time. And its glaze is truly beautiful.

Check the size - the base is smaller than what I’m used to — it’s challenging to use with some mugs with larger openings. Otherwise, it works well and seems to be the right drip rate to make delicious coffee!!

I love the taste of the coffee made this way. I use a round brown filter because they are cheap and makes clean up a breeze with zero rinsing needed which is important for camping. I also love the color.