Travel Coffee Pour Over and Filter Papers

Travel Pour Over and Filter Papers

A silicone pour-over cone with 40 V60 filter papers. The cone is flexible, near-unbreakable, packs flat, and brews a clean filter coffee anywhere you can find hot water. The complete pour-over kit in one bundle.

How a pour over works

Set the cone on a mug, drop in a paper filter, add ground coffee, and pour hot water in a slow spiral over the grounds. The water draws through the coffee bed, the filter holds the grounds back, and a clean cup of filter coffee lands in the mug below. Three minutes from kettle to mug.

Why silicone over ceramic or plastic

Ceramic shatters. Plastic warps and stains. Silicone bends to fit any rucksack pocket, takes drops without cracking, and doesn't pick up coffee residue. Pre-rinse the filter paper with hot water before brewing to wash out the paper taste.

What grind to use

Medium grind. A bit coarser than espresso, a bit finer than cafetière.

Best coffee for pour over

Single origins do well in a pour over. The clean filtration shows off origin character. Try Brazil Daterra for chocolate and nut notes, or Honduras SHG for hazelnut and caramel.

Pack includes

• Silicone V60-style pour-over cone
• 40 V60 Coffee Filter Papers

Pour over vs French press

Pour over: lighter body, cleaner cup, more origin character. French press: heavier body, more oils, fuller mouthfeel. Different brewers for different jobs. We compared them in detail: pour over vs French press.

How does pour over compare on strength?

Read our coffee strength scale guide to see where pour-over coffee sits on the strength scale and what actually makes coffee strong.