Name: Clever Dripper
Brand: Clever
SKU: 63106952951d599565d1b1c7
Rating: 4.0 (51 reviews)

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Clever Coffee Dripper has taken the traditional coffee dripper and added a unique twist. This design features a mechanism that halts liquid flow until it is placed on a cup or other vessel, combining traditional pour over coffee and an immersion method such as a french press. Water is added all at once and then stirred after the coffee has had a chance to bloom, making it forgiving and straightforward enough to use a regular tea kettle or even a pot to pour your water. The coffee was from this dripper was consistently clean and well-rounded, with ample sweetness. The device is durable and forgiving enough to take along for camping or travel. 
While the Clever Dripper brought out some excellent flavors in our coffees, it also brought out a bit more bitterness than some other models. Additionally, plastic construction is not the best for retaining heat during the brewing process. Despite these minor drawbacks, this model is an excellent choice for those looking to take the guesswork out of their morning coffee.

America's Test Kitchen

The Clever Coffee Dripper is an improvement over the traditional drip cone. Its cover keeps the water hotter than the usual open cone. A shutoff valve holds back the dripping coffee so that it can steep more fully.

Clever Coffee Dripper has taken the traditional coffee dripper and added a unique twist. This design features a mechanism that halts liquid flow until it is placed on a cup or other vessel, combining traditional pour over coffee and an immersion method such as a french press. Water is added all at once and then stirred after the coffee has had a chance to bloom, making it forgiving and straightforward enough to use a regular tea kettle or even a pot to pour your water. The coffee from this dripper was consistently clean and well-rounded, with ample sweetness. The device is durable and forgiving enough to take along for camping or travel. 
While the Clever Dripper brought out some excellent flavors in our coffees, it also brought out a bit more bitterness than some other models. Additionally, plastic construction is not the best for retaining heat during the brewing process. Despite these minor drawbacks, this model is an excellent choice for those looking to take the guesswork out of their morning coffee.

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Just use a french press. No plastic and no leaky valve to worry about.

Is there some secret I don't know about? I know you're not supposed to wash coffee grounds down the drain, so I'm left with stuffing my hand into the pitcher and trying to scrape everything out with a paper towel. Compared to an Aeropress where you just pop everything out into the trash, I can't justify spending 5 minutes every day trying to get every little piece of coffee out.

<div class="md"><p>Is there some secret I don&#39;t know about? I know you&#39;re not supposed to wash coffee grounds down the drain, so I&#39;m left with stuffing my hand into the pitcher and trying to scrape everything out with a paper towel. Compared to an Aeropress where you just pop everything out into the trash, I can&#39;t justify spending 5 minutes every day trying to get every little piece of coffee out.</p>
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The only thing keeping my French Press from being my daily driver is how much of a pain in the ass it is to clean

  - I normally do a "deep clean" of the CCD by just pouring in nothing but boiling water after every few days. I'd just let it sit inside and let the hot water remove some of the leftover coffee smell.  - Try to clean the CCD with hot water as much as possible if you have to rinse it right after a brew. Rinsing it with cold water might wrap the plastic

  - Try to clean the CCD with hot water as much as possible if you have to rinse it right after a brew. Rinsing it with cold water might wrap the plastic.  - I never place the CCD upside down after cleaning or for any other purpose. Leave it upright as much as possible

I think I finally can stop looking...

Hi friends. I am an ER nurse working nights. I do not get a dedicated lunch break but I can steal a few minutes several times a night to make a cup from one of the sad Keurigs around my department. I know there is no redeeming my environmental impact from that but I want to try. I need a set-up at work that is relatively hands off and brews quickish. 

I have instant hot water thankfully but am unsure about my brewer/grinder combo. I was think Aeropress+Skerton but if there is a different set of equipment you think would be better please let me know. 

Happy brewing! 

Wear a mask. Covid ain’t finished yet.

<div class="md"><p>Hi friends. I am an ER nurse working nights. I do not get a dedicated lunch break but I can steal a few minutes several times a night to make a cup from one of the sad Keurigs around my department. I know there is no redeeming my environmental impact from that but I want to try. I need a set-up at work that is relatively hands off and brews quickish. </p>

<p>I have instant hot water thankfully but am unsure about my brewer/grinder combo. I was think Aeropress+Skerton but if there is a different set of equipment you think would be better please let me know. </p>

<p>Happy brewing! </p>

<p>Wear a mask. Covid ain’t finished yet.</p>

<p>Edit: I am not a coffee newb, I was a barista in college but this sub is so embracing of newcomers God bless all of you! I’m gonna try dosing at home on my Encore and picking up a Clever. It is my birthday this week so maybe I’ll get both the Clever and Aeropress and work on my technique. If all else fails I can bring a big carafe of cold brew for my friends. Thanks everybody!</p>
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At-work set-up for an ER nurse

 Between a pour over and a French press, it's more like a French press, but reminds you of a pour over in a clarity of the flavor. The other big difference, of course, is the lack of grounds in the drink. I dig it.  This is a nice coffee maker to be sure

 Before brewing, I'd wet the Clever or Hario with the paper filter in place using fresh boiled water and discard into the vessel of choice to pre-warm as well as getting rid of any potential paper taste. I pre-wet for 30 seconds, and then added the rest of the water and waited another 3:45 (Clever) or added the remaining water over 3:45. I preferred the pour over every time. The best way I can explain it is the pour over always emphasized a little more of the coffee's intrinsic "brightness", while the Clever tended to greatly lack this by comparison and slightly overemphasize oily flavors

 I preferred the pour over every time. The best way I can explain it is the pour over always emphasized a little more of the coffee's intrinsic "brightness", while the Clever tended to greatly lack this by comparison and slightly overemphasize oily flavors. A B+ at best to the Hario's solid A.  The Clever may be better for entertaining a large group due to its convenience for brewing larger batches

UPDATE: I have come to like this coffee maker a lot better since thinking of it more like a French press in the brewing strategy. As many know, a French press really needs more time than is usually recommended to make the best tasting coffee, since the water around the grinds does not get replaced over and over (so extraction efficiency is lower than a pour over or auto-drip setup). I was finding the coffee from the Clever Dripper very bland compared to my Hario V60; a tad more pungent, but lacking the really good flavors. I ended up changing my brew to 25 g/400 ml, 200 ˚C water, 30 seconds to degas, add the rest of the water and wait 5 minutes for a total brew time around 5:45-6:00

Think of it as the refined French press

I'm in Canada and find that kalita wave/v 60 filters are much more expensive here, and are often completely sold out. This is leading me to want a good pourover that uses Melitta filters which are cheap and plentiful.

So far I've been considering the beehouse, the torch donut dripper, and the kalita 102 (though apparently the Melitta filters aren't an exact fit).

Wanted to check in with y'all to see if you have any recommendations.

Sidenote: I actually also have a Melitta and it's fine, but I do want something that can extract faster than the single hole.

<div class="md"><p>I&#39;m in Canada and find that kalita wave/v 60 filters are much more expensive here, and are often completely sold out. This is leading me to want a good pourover that uses Melitta filters which are cheap and plentiful.</p>

<p>So far I&#39;ve been considering the beehouse, the torch donut dripper, and the kalita 102 (though apparently the Melitta filters aren&#39;t an exact fit).</p>

<p>Wanted to check in with y&#39;all to see if you have any recommendations.</p>

<p>Sidenote: I actually also have a Melitta and it&#39;s fine, but I do want something that can extract faster than the single hole.</p>
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Pour overs that use Melitta filters?

 Just right for my taste buds. Cleanup is a breeze compared to the French press. I use approximately 27 g of coffee to 425 g of water. The device won't hold much more liquid than that

 This is essentially a paper filtered French press. The very first time I brewed with this device, the taste of the coffee was not too bitter or sour. Just right for my taste buds. Cleanup is a breeze compared to the French press

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