CAFEMASY Pour Over Coffee Drip Assist - V60 & Cone Coffee Filter Accessories for Even Brewing

EXACTLY the same as a mellodrip for far less money. It doesn't come with the metal holder thingy but I found an Allen wrench I got with a piece of furniture worked perfectly (LOL) - I wound up monting this thing to the bottom of my moccamaster brew arm to help wth water dispersion and it works REALLY well. I can make v60s and regular moccamaster brews on it (I have a KBT (round hole cone holder) so found some new uses for it. Highly recommend for Chemex brews too - it makes much better coffee from that with the lower agitation.

I use this with the Kalita Wave 185 & some knockoff paper filters that rise slightly over the top of the dripper. End result is that the shower-tool sits on the top edge of the paper, which did keep it nicely still as I poured. The helper-tool isn’t quite wide enough to sit securely on the edge of the Kalita dripper itself, but *may* stay in place well enough without shifting during the pour if I used any paper filters that were shorter… not sure. Showering action was nice & even, resulting coffee was tasty & completely satisfied the palate. 👍🏼

Basically a melodrip for half the cost. Definitely works and the first cup brewed with it was noticeable. Great way to control water flow over grinds.

Fun tool to get the perfect brew. Helps to finish your pour overs and end with a flat bed. Even distribution tool works great!

I am using this drip assist with a Melitta One Cup Pour Over Cone. Due to the design of the Melitta Cone with extended rim on one side...the drip assist is just a tiny bit unlevel, but not enough to cause any issues. I also like the way you can pour water around the edge of the drip center in cause your dry grounds are not centered in the filter. With the assist, I can just make several pours/splashes in the dripper just like a coffee machine. I don't have to be incredibly careful to pour tiny streams of water from a goose neck. I use a standard hotpot. The finished pour the wet grounds are nearly perfectly level with no inverted coning.

I am not docking a star because it is plastic. I knew I was buying a plastic thing for my coffee, and it would probably cost quite a bit more if this were made out of metal and/or glass. It does fit on my pour over quite well. I purchased this because it was less expensive than buying a goose-neck kettle, when I already had a kettle. It had a little bit of a learning curve, but it definitely helps me mellow out my pour to help my coffee taste and brew quality. I haven't felt the need to clean this. Hot water flows through it, and I let it air dry. It's a lovely design if not for the materials, and the reason I docked a star is because if it were only a centimeter or two bigger in diameter in the honeycomb looking bit in the center, then I could more effectively hit all my grounds on my pour-over, with it resting comfortably on top. Because the center piece is as small as it is, I tend to need to lift the whole thing with one hand and move it around in the air above the pour-over cone, to get an effective coverage for the initial bloom.

Works great! Simple even distribution

Works as intended. If you don't have a proper gooseneck (like at work), then a drip assist is a must for an even pour. My one complaint with this item is the splash-back... it's hard to pour slow enough to prevent splashing your hands.

I used it with Kalita, not a V60 and it still worked great for me. Coffee grains remain still and water gets distributed evenly from top to bottom.

Buen producto y bastante útil lo recomiendo

Creo es un artículo muy sobre valuado para lograr la taza perfecta . No es muy notoria la diferencia cuando pones más atención al vertido de tu V60 . Se igual manera si no lo controlas con este artefacto no sirve para mucho .

Great alternative and works super well!