CafflanoKlassic : All-in-1, Drip Kettle+Grinder+Permanent Stainless Filter Dripper+Double-wall Tumbler, Pourover, Coffee Maker for Camping & Travel

I love this thing. I was paying $1.83 at work every day for their concentrated coffee that they just add hot water to. Now, I just line the strainer with a paper filter then fill it up with coffee grounds and use the same hot water they use to mix with the concentrated coffee. 5 mins later after finishing pouring over the hot water, I have coffee I paid pennies for. Then i just dump out the paper filter into the trash, and there's no mess and no grounds to cleanup at all. BIG W!!!

I was searching around for pour overs that I can use out on the road since I have a heavy travel position and came across this. After doing a test run I can say it almost takes the cake.Just to note that the stoneware is actually the burr grinder in this product, and it can grind extremely fine if you wanted to use it for espressos, and changing how fine you want your grounds to be is fairly quick and simple process. The lid (pictured in red) is more or less used to retain heat on the drip kettle or the cup as there are no threads to keep it fastened other than the bottom of the drip kettle. If they designed the lid to act as more of as a tumbler lid this would have been perfect for on the road travels!

I had a couple of these types of grinder/brewers that were off-brand before I finally sprung for the Cafflano. It's great; the grinder is high quality and takes a bit of getting used to but I don't think it'll ever give out. The self-contained mug is relatively large, but for the number of features you get with it, it's worth it as that is literally all you need to bring with you to make good coffee. You can pre-load it with beans for easy next cup. I have never used the pour-over spigot that's included in the top cup, but it does offer a nice fine stream for a controlled pour. The pour-over basket itself is small and very fine mesh, so you would need a slightly coarser grind, otherwise be prepared to sit there and meditate for at least five minutes while you pour (and your water will likely fall out of ideal brewing range). If you're not a zealous coffee aficionado who needs everything to be laboratory precision, then it's totally fine and very convenient for travel. If you are, you'll probably find something to gripe about, but come on, we're talking about a portable grinder and pour over...

It is exactly as described and shown in the video.Creates a delicious cup of pour over.Some have noted it would be nice if the vessel from which you pour the water could be used as a cooking/water-heating vessel. Definitely agree that’d be an upgrade.One note from me on hand-grinding: I am 42 and have beginnings of arthritis in my wrists (😢), and I find holding the cup with one hand while the thing jerks around as you grind with the other hand… a little difficult. Wish I could set the thing in a vice and then grind! Just note that I f you have any hand or wrist issues, maybe this won’t be your favorite.But all in all, we love it and think it’s a very clever device and design. Perfect for coffee snobs on backpacking trips. :)

Was hopeful for this product but sorely disappointed. Only would grind like a french press kind of grind so always under extracted watery coffee. not good. wouldn't buy again.

I've tried a lot of portable coffee set ups, and I think I've finally found my favorite. For my uses (road trips, camping, etc) the Cafflano Classic is perfect. It fits together into a super portable/sleek device and has everything you need for a good pour over. Does it provide the same quality of say a Chemex? Maybe not quite, but it does a great job when you're on the go. I think the only thing that could make this product better is if it had the ability to heat the water as well. This will be one of the products I'll use for years and years.

I thought the lid would fit right over the cup part and maybe have a sip area. Convenient for camping. Not for driving. Unless I’m missing something.

If you like your java fresh ground, this is the widget for you! Out of all the coffee makers I have tried in the field, this is the absolute best. One of the things I enjoy about it, is the process of grinding beans. If youre entertaining a guest in camp, a bit of grinding is a nice ritual.I use mine in the house as well - rather than a kurig cup - I just pop this little gem under the machine and it works great. Remember, people who do not love coffee are evil and untrustworthy.