Coffee Brewer Review – Clever Coffee Dripper

We are finding there are many ways to brew a cup of coffee and each brewer brings out a slightly different taste. That is one of the reasons we use at least three different brewers when we review a new bag of coffee. It’s all part of the coffee adventure.

For a little over a month we have been trying a Clever Coffee Dripper made by the Abid Co. (www.abid.com). It is made of high grade plastic and is an interesting design. You can brew one normal mug or two small cups at a time. If you like the taste of French Press brewed coffee you’ll like this brewer.

Some of the things that we like are that you can control the grind, the amount of coffee, brew time, and the amount of water. Brewing one cup of fresh good tasting coffee couldn’t get any easier. Clean up is easier than you can imagine too.

First you have to decide whether you want regular or decaf and grind it similar to a French Press grind. Put the # 4 size filter in the dripper (some people have told us that they run hot water through filters to remove the paper taste) and add your coffee. Pour the hot water to the desired level and give it a quick stir. Then put the lid on and wait. We let it brew for 5 minutes.

After the wait set the Dripper on your coffee mug and it will begin to pour through into the cup. It really is that easy to enjoy a good cup of coffee. Clean up is easy too. Throw the filter out, rinse the Dripper and let it dry. We use it all the time now when we want just one cup of coffee. You can use it at home, the office or take it on trips.

The Clever Coffee Dripper comes with a pad to set on while the coffee is brewing. No coffee has leaked out while we have been using this. The way it is designed the coffee will not come out until it is set on a coffee cup. It is easy to use, makes good coffee and seems to be durable.

If you are looking for a new coffee brewer we suggest you give this one a try. We received this brewer for free and offer objective feedback. Until next time stop and enjoy the coffee and conversation.

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